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October 21, 2026 National Stock Exchange of India Limited BSE Limited Exchange Plaza, C-1, Block G, 20th Floor, P.J. Towers, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Dalal Street, Mumbai – 400 051 Mumbai – 400 001. NSE Scrip Symbol: AONESTEELS BSE Scrip Code: 544952 Dear Sir/ Madam, Sub: Further submission of Newspaper Advertisement – Unaudited Financial Results (Consolidated and Standalone) for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 Ref: Our intimation dated October 20, 2026 This is further to our previous intimation submitted on October 20, 2026 and pursuant to Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed herewith copy of the newspaper advertisement published on October 21, 2026 in the all-India edition of ‘The Economic Times’ (English newspaper), publishing the extract of Unaudited Financial Results (Consolidated and Standalone) of the Company for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. This is for your information and records. Thanks & Regards, For A-One Steels India Limited (Formerly known as A-One Steels India Private Limited and A-One Steel and Alloys Private Limited) Pooja Sara Nagaraja Company Secretary and Compliance Officer Membership No: A52496 Economy (cid:1) THE ECONOMIC TIMES | NEW DELHI / GURGAON | WEDNESDAY | 21 OCTOBER 2026 | WWW.ECONOMICTIMES.COM Eye on Extended EMI ported sales growth of more and hospitality over the past than 20% during Navratri, in- four to five years. Suitcase sa- Adulteration Tenures dustry executives said. les have stalled this year, for “This Navratri has been the instance, while consumers best for the home appliances are spending more on appa- industry in the last five-six ye- rel, handbags and footwear. (cid:2)(cid:2)From Page 1 (cid:2)(cid:2)From Page 1 ars, with high growth across Haier India chief executive Products on shelves are replenis- There were virtually no car categories,” said Kamal Nan- Satish NS said Navratri buoy- hed many times a day during the bu- sales for a month prior to the di, business head (appliances) ancy had laid the foundation sy season, said Naqvi. cut last year. at Godrej Enterprises Group. for a robust Diwali. The Uttar Pradesh Mithai Nam- Ashutosh Varma, chief bu- “AC sales have surged three- Memory-heavy gadgets keen Bakery Association recently siness officer at the India bu- four times in the south, while buck the festive boom urged the state food safety depart- siness unit of the country’s in the west they have increa- However, smartphones, lap- ment to adopt a what it described largest two-wheeler company, sed over eight times due to tops and televisions faced vo- as a supportive approach during Hero MotoCorp, said Navrat- higher than normal tempera- lume pressure as repeated the festive season, allowing small ri retail sales exceeded last ye- tures. The industry overall price hikes, driven by a two- and medium-sized traditional bu- ar’s levels despite the high ba- has grown by 18-20%, inclu- to-three-fold increase in me- sinesses adequate time, training se. Scooter sales were a stan- ding the mass segment in ti- mory-chip prices, pushed pro- and technical guidance to formali- dout, he said. er-2 and tier-3 markets. Volu- ducts beyond consumers’ se such practices. Iyer said average billing had me growth will be 10-15%. budgets, although premium “For minor documentation, dis- increased 6–7%, while same- Consumers made purchases products remained more resi- play, record-keeping or other cor- store sales accelerated more fearing a price hike after Di- lient. Average prices of me- rectable deficiencies, businesses than 10%. Lifestyle and foot- wali.” mory products have risen 15- may kindly be guided and given a re- wear retailer Woodland re- Improved affordability follo- 40% over last year’s Diwali le- asonable opportunity to rectify ported growth of more than wing last year’s GST rationa- vels, according to industry ex- them, instead of facing immediate 20% each, as did electronics lisation and special festive ecutives. disruption of production or dispro- chain Vijay Sales, with AC sa- EMI schemes supported de- Counterpoint Research esti- portionate action,” the grouping les surging more than 50%. mand, said Sanjay Chitkara, mates that online smartpho- wrote to the Uttar Pradesh Food Sa- Electronics companies ex- co-chief sales and marketing ne unit sales during Navratri fety and Drug Administration tended equated monthly in- officer at LG Electronics In- fell 16% year-on-year, while (FSDA) on October 11. stalment (EMI) tenures and dia, the country’s largest app- the All India Mobile Retailers Other states such as Maharash- expanded financing offers to liance maker. Association estimates that tra, Karnataka and Haryana have entry-level products to susta- Lifestyle International chi- brick-and-mortar volumes also stepped up vigilance against in demand, while delaying the ef executive Devarajan Iyer declined nearly 20%. The as- adulteration during festivals and announced price hike from said that money is now being sociation said value sales other large gatherings, when de- October until after Diwali- funnelled into retail spen- across India remained almost mand for sweets, edible oils, dairy —which falls on November 8. ding, in contrast to the dispro- flat, with Gujarat being an products and other food items typi- LG, Godrej Appliances, Haier portionately higher spending outlier that showed 15% volu- cally rises. and Havells-owned Lloyd re- on experiences such as travel me growth. Maharashtra Food and Drug Ad- ministration (FDA) commissioner Tukaram Mundhe has been on a fo- Various State delays in securing electricity than anything else,” Karnata- od safety, hygiene and anti-adulte- connections pushed the pro- ka IT minister Priyank Khar- ration crusade that has led to wide- Policies ject’s operational timeline in- ge told ET. He said the state spread action with inspections of to the 2030s. was focusing on powered restaurants, hotels, cloud kitchens, Key test for states will be if land, stronger transmission dairies, quick-commerce dark sto- they can provide power at sca- infrastructure and renewable res and manufacturing units. (cid:2)(cid:2)From Page 1 le, create capacity quickly energy rather than relying The Food Safety and Standards This comes as Lucknow and and offer globally competitive only on fiscal incentives. Po- Authority of India (FSSAI) has as- Noida are resource constrai- electricity tariffs, according wered land refers to sites with ked states to increase surveillance ned. Karnataka is promoting to executives and officials adequate electrical capacity to prevent the sale of adulterated sites in the northern and co- tracking the sector. and grid connections. and counterfeit food items during astal areas as potential loca- Uttar Pradesh, which anno- Karnataka is seeking to add- the festive season. It has also inten- tions for new data centre clus- unced its Data Centre Policy ress power availability con- sified scrutiny of packaged food ters. Mangaluru, Udupi and 2026 recently, is broadening cerns by expanding its trans- products, issuing notices to major Karwar offer relatively better investments beyond Noida mission network and identi- companies over alleged misleading land availability, while dis- and Lucknow. “Data facilities fying locations where land, health and nutritional claims, la- tricts such as Gadag, Vijaya- require massive power, conti- power and connectivity can belling discrepancies and non- pura and Chitradurga have nuous supply, and large land be developed together. The compliance with food regulations. strong wind potential, Karna- parcels,” said Alok Kumar, state currently has 147 intra- This comes as prices of key ingre- taka officials said. On the the state’s principal secretary state substations at 220 kV dients — milk and other dairy pro- other hand, states such as Ta- for IT and Electronics. “Bun- and above, and 17 inter-state ducts, dry fruits, sugar, gram flour mil Nadu have chosen to f [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]