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V-Mart Retail Limited has informed the Exchange about the publication of its unaudited financial results for the first quarter ended on June 30, 2026, as published in the Business Standard newspaper.
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Ref. No. CS/S/L-992/2025-26 25th July, 2026
NToA:T IONAL STOCK EXCHANGE OF INDIA LIMITED TToH:E BSE LTD
The Listing Department The Corporate Relationship Department
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Bandra (E ), Mumbai – 400 051
Fax: 022-22723121
Fax: 022-26598120 Email: corp.relations@bseindia.com
Email: cmlist@nse.co.in
Sub: Copies of the Newspaper Publication
Dear Sir/Ma’am,
Please find enclosed herewith the copy of the newspaper publication of the unaudited financial results of
the Company for the first quarter ended on June 30, 2026 as published in terms of the Regulation 33 of the
Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations,
2015, as amended, on Saturday, July 25, 2026 in “Business Standard” English and “Business Standard” Hindi
newspapers.
This information will also be made available on the Company’s website at www.vmart.co.in.
Request you to kindly take the same on record.
Thanking You,
F or V-Mart Retail Limited
Y ours Truly
Megha Tandon
Company Secretary & Compliance Officer
Encl: As above
quick scroll@BS HCLTech to set up AI data Fractal Analytics
Bain Capital to buy out UK vitamins centre with ~15K cr outlay net profit almost
maker Vitabiotics for $1.2 bn
Bain Capital will acquire 55-year-old UK vitamins maker Vita- doubles to ~74 cr
biotics, including its India business Meyer Organics and oper-
ations across Africa, as the private equity firm bets on growing hemant kumar rout by providing high-performance
global demand for vitamins and nutritional supplements. Bhubaneswar, 24 July computing infrastructure. This
The companies declined to disclose details of the transaction, follows HCLTech’s recent press trust of india ing TMT, our business grew
but people familiar with the matter said the deal is valued at HCLTech, India’s third-largest acquisition of a 10.5 per cent New Delhi, 24 July 35 per cent year on year,
about $1.2 billion. The acquisition pairs Bain Capital’s health- information technology (IT) stake in Sarvam AI for $150 mil- which is a better read on the
care and consumer investment platform with Vitabiotics’ vit- services company, announced lion. “Apart from HCLTech’s Artificial intelligence firm underlying demand we're
amins and supplements business to support international on Friday it would set up a investment, Sarvam will raise a Fractal Analytics on Friday seeing,” Fractal Analytics
expansion. The UK will remain the company’s base, with no world-class global technology substantial amount for the said its consolidated profit Group Chief Executive
immediate changes to operations, while Bain plans to invest in centre and an AI-optimised upcoming Sovereign AI hub. surged nearly twofold to Oicer and Executive Vice-
digital capabilities, ecommerce, international distribution, data centre in Bhubaneswar to The Odisha government will ~74.2 crore in the first quarter Chairman Srikanth Velama- supply chains and new product development. bs reporter innovate and deliver AI-led also support significantly of the current financial year. kanni said. digital solutions to global enter- through subsidy and incentives A year ago, the company He said higher capex Verizon signs $1 bn fibre deal with prises. This will be the com- mandated in its existing AI and had posted a profit of spending by TMT
Google, lifts annual forecasts pany’s first AI data centre. other policies,” a senior oicial ~37.5 crore attribu- players in the US and
The proposed global tech- India, the facility will provide building data centres. told Business Standard. table to owners of the Asia Pacific led to
Verizon raised its annual adjusted nology centre and AI data secure, scalable and inclusive However, its proposed The facility will leverage parent firm. lower growth in the
profit forecast and said it had centre will come up in the digital infrastructure for gov- global development centre HCLTech’s full-stack AI capa- The consolidated segment, but there
secured a more than $1 billion upcoming Odisha Sovereign AI ernment, research institutions, (GDC), which will be established bilities together with Sarvam's revenue of Fractal are signs that the
deal with Google to provide dark Park, being developed in part- startups and enterprises. at a cost of ~730 crore, was indigenous AI foundation Analytics grew by about companies in this seg-
fiber connectivity for data nership with Sarvam AI and the Although HCLTech has not approved by the State Level models to deliver sector-spe- 20 per cent to ~912.5 crore ment are now working to
centres, sending the telecom Odisha government. The tech- disclosed its investment for the Single Window Clearance Auth- cific AI applications for both during the reported quarter reduce capital and oper-
operator’s shares up 3 per cent. nology centre expected to start proposed AI data centre, Chief ority headed by Odisha Chief government and private enter- from ~760.5 crore in the June ational expenses.
More agreements are expected by its operations by 2028 will Executive Oicer and Manag- Secretary Anu Garg recently. prises, while addressing India's 2025 quarter, according to a In terms of geography, the
the year-end that could generate multiple billion of dollars house 5,000 employees. ing Director C Vijayakumar said The announcement marked growing need for sovereign AI regulatory filing. Americas accounted for 67.4
in revenue over the next several years, Verizon CEO Dan Oicial sources said that during the recent earnings con- HCLTech’s formal entry into infrastructure. The centre will “Enterprises are putting per cent to the company's total
Schulman said. The company now expects an annual total investment in the project ference that the company the AI infrastructure business also contribute to the delivery real transformation budgets revenue during the reported
adjusted profit of $4.99 to $5.04 per share, up from $4.95 to would be around ~15,000 crore. would make strategic invest- and is expected to strengthen of multi-lingual AI-based ser- behind AI now, and we’re quarter, followed by Europe
$4.99 previously. reuters A first of its kind project in ments of up to ~3,500 crore for India’s sovereign AI ecosystem, vices to the last mile. seeing it directly in the size of with a 21.4 per cent contribu-
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was the drag on our headline revenue came from Asia
Top 5 IT firms’ recovery falters on AI impact growth this quarter. Exclud- Pacific and other regions.
avik das Asia war became more pronounced. 2 per cent, and midcaps are expected to
Bengaluru, 24 July Accenture had already cut its full-year outperform once again, with growth
guidance citing revenue slowdown ranging from a degrowth of 1 per cent
India’s major information technology due to the war, and Indian companies to growth of 4.8 per cent, led by con- (IT) services players are yet to shake off were not expected to fare any better. tinued large-deal rampups. the macro uncertainty weighing on the Bengaluru-headquartered Infosys Deal wins were also slow, signalling
sector. Even as growth trickles back, also cut the upper end of its revenue that the macroeconomic environment the pace remains tepid, with the defla- guidance for FY27. It now expects rev- worsened, and clients continued to
tionary effect of artificial intelligence enue to grow in the range of 1.5-3 per hold their purses tight when it came to (AI) on traditional revenue is now cent fro
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