Submission of copy of newspaper publication wrt. SEBI circular dated 30th Jan 2026 on special window for trasnsfer and dematerialisation of physical securities

CONL CHEMFAB ALKALIS LIMITED REF: CHEMFAB/SEC/2026-2027 23" October 2026 BSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Limited Corporate Relationship Department The Manager, Listing Department Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, “Exchange Plaza” Dalal Street, Bandra - Kurla Complex, Bandra (E) Mumbai- 400 001. Mum-b 40a0 0i51 BSE — Scrip Code: 541269 NSE Symbol: CHEMFAB Sub: Newspaper Clipping regarding Special Window for Transfer and Dematerialization (demat) of physical shares In accordance with SEBI circular no. HO/38/13/11(2)2026-MIRSD-POD/I/3750/2026 dated January 30, 2026, a special window has been opened for Transfer and Dematerialization (Demat) of Physical Shares. Please find attached, copy of the newspaper advertisemethnatt is published pursuant to the aforesaid circular. Thanking You, Yours Faithfully, For CHEMFAB ALKALIS LIMITED Bharatraj Panchal Company Secretary F9828 CIN No.: L24290TN2009PLCO71563 Member - Dr. Rao's Group of Companies RegOff:d TE.AM HousGSeT R'oa,d, Vandalur, Chennai - 600 048, India. Gt o 0 v Plant :“Gnanananda Place", Kalape, Puduc- h605e 01r4,r Indyia Ph : +91 413 2655111, A 0 e o E:mai:chemfabakalis@daohoincgosm, www.chemfabalkalis.com TAKE TWO 13 Business Standard cHexnal | FrIDAY, 23 0CTOBER 2026 State power playbook SUDHEER PAL SINGH thatinvestmentsin the interstate trans- New Del22 hOcitob,er mission system will continue to happen. How GEC-1ll can boost Hessaid investments of After years of deliberations, the central I8-9trillion are expectetdo come in RE capacity goals ‘government has finally hituponasol- under the GECscheme till 2035 — utiontoa problem that has bedevilled ‘money thatwill go into strengthening = Govt gave its nod for the planstospeed upthe use of renewable A new central government scheme seeks to strengthen renewable energy the infrastate transmission networks to 31.86 trillion GEC-ll scheme in energy: Thatofa mismatch between September with an eye on be developed under the TBCB mode. power generation capacity and the infra- transmission within states “Generally, RE projects get commis- strengthening transmission structure needed totransmit that power sioned within 12 to 18 months, whereas and improving renewable PHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK the transmission lines take abou24 tto energy (RE) integration ‘to consumers. Anewscheme, Green Energy Corri- 36 months. That is where the gap exists. between states dor (GEC)-IIL focuses on the private We see that as a temporary issue rather GEC-Ill envisages evacuation sector rather than the governmentto thanas a permanent problem because 0f 135 Gw RE, depl %/ment of build the network needed to transmit we areinvested into resolving it. Also, 50 Gigawatt hour o battery ‘green energy across the country. Itdoes battery storage capacity creation at the energy storage systems, with thatthrough allowing a bidding process. developers end is going to handle alotof financial assistance of Greenfield transmission works are curtailment issues.” 354,082 crore tobe developed through competitive First ever tariff-based bidding with private transmission ser- Bidding challenges competitive bidding for intra- vice providers responsible for building, Competitive bidding, however, comes owning, operatingand maintaining withits own set of challenges. Industry state transmission projects these projects. Brownfield works experts caution thatunrealisticand may boost transparency and investments, while lowering to strengthen orupgrade existing aggressive biddinbgy inexperienced costs for consumers networksare tobe implemented ona andsmall companies can create cost-plus basis. = Battery storage and wider stranded assets where developers find it ‘Transmission network providers difficult tolive upto the committed tar- transmission network may will be allowed tocompete for projects iffs. Policy planners, therefore, must pro- tackle power issues of underwhatis called tariff-based com- vide for adequate safeguards in the intermittency and curtailment. petitive bidding (TBCB), whichawards contractitself, they said. faced by RE projects the contractto the bidder offeringthe “Whena sectorisbeing opened up = While warning against lowest tariff. While this has been the forthe first timewith newinitiatives, unrealistic and aggressive norm for developing inter-state trans- andit isrealised that investors may be bidding, which may create mission systems, the idea now istoallow reluctantto walk intothe space, itis stranded assets, experts say it at the level of local power infrastruc- always bettetro have thecost-plus that GEC-lll is a step in the turewithin states. modelasit provides certainty,” saida right direction to attain Because electricity isin the concur- senior analystwith an accountingand 500 Gw non-fossil fuel power rent list, its supply islargely controlled consultancy firm, who declinedto capacbyi 2t03y0 bystate bodies. Seen in that context, the beidentified. GEC-III scheme is ambitious, aimingto with the local gridand madeavailable Thisexpansion plan faces two broad competitive bidding for intra-state “Butonce asector has its own estab- improve power supplbyy resolvingtra- during periods of higher demand and challenges: RE resources are concen- transmission systems, which has never lished and mature playbook, including ditional issues around how poweris non-solar hours. trated in asmall number of states, while happened before. Thiswill lead tocom- the technology and counter-party risk about the Indian renewable energy transmitted. electricity demand runsacross the missioningof new transmission lines at sharing —for example, transmission space s the policy certainty provided by Bignumbers country. Additionally, solar and wind ‘many placeswhere evacuation faces projects under the GEC scheme — then the government and the bankability of ‘Twin problems The numbersbehind the scheme, which ‘generation varies with weather condi- congestion. This will alsoensure that RE. competitive biddingis the best model.” projects. That iswhy private sector RE power transmission is beset by two will be implemented across all states. are tions and time of day. evacuation happensat the same pace as At the same time, he added, bidding investments have dominated growth, ‘main problems — intermittency and impressive. The project outlay itself is of ‘This means power generation capac- RE projects’ development.” mustbecarried out with astrong net- headded. Fortheindustry, choosing curtailment. Intermittency s the lacokf X186 trillion, includinga central finan- ity mustbe matched by storage, adequ- “The country’s power sector will reap worth criteria for participation, to ensure cleanenergy supply hasbecome an availability of renewable energy round cial assistance (CFA) of 54,082 crore. atetransmission infrastructure, and the benefits of this scheme for many only serious playersare allowetdo bid. economic imperative. the clock. Solar power is a good example: The moneywill gointo buildinthge grids thatare able to adaptto the fluctu- decades to come,” he told Business Stan- The GECscheme'simportance isthat Its ebband flow dep- infrastructure needed ationsof renewable energy flows. States dard inaninteraction. itis expectetdo helpIndiaunlotchke Needtodiversify endsuponthetimeof GecI SCHEMEMAY HELP _ toProduce13s Gigawatt withlow solar orwind energy capacity The official pointed out that the exist- core issue of curtailment of transmission Anadded dimension isthe govern- ot INDIAUNLOCKTHE CORE ~~ (GWof reneuable will benefitonce transmission projects ing cost-plus model is prone to time and corridors that can impede the growth of ment’s attempt toavoid puttingallits Curtailmentonthe |ocF OF CURTAILMENT €hergyanddeploying are commissionetdo the successful costoverruns, which are ultimately paid newsolarand wind capacity. eggs in one basket. The 45-odd Gw of otherhand, happens GR TRANSMISSION 50 Gigawatthour of bat- bidders. “The principle underlying GEC- fobry the consumer. “However, tariff- This inturn is needed because clean [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]