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October 30, 2026 To To Listing Compliance Department Listing Compliance Department National Stock Exchange of India Limited BSE Limited Exchange Plaza, Bandra Kurla Complex, P J Towers, Dalal Street, Bandra (East), Mumbai– 400051 Mumbai - 400 001 Symbol: SAMBHV Scrip Code: 544430 Dear Sir / Madam Sub: Submission of copies of Newspaper publication of Unaudited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026. Pursuant to Regulation 30 read with Para A of Part A of Schedule III and Regulation 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we enclose herewith the copies of the Financial Results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026 published in Business Line (English) and Amrit Sandesh (Hindi) Newspapers on October 30, 2026. This is for your information and records. Thanking you, For, Sambhv Steel Tubes Limited Niraj Shrivastava (Company Secretary and Compliance Officer) Membership No. F8459 news bl MUMBAI 11 businessline. FRIDAY-OCTOBER30-2026 Govt rolls out voluntary data Axis Trusteeship issues notice to Yes Bank to restore AT-1 bonds sharing norms for power sector The notice has the requisite corporate ac- NSDL and CDSL. ATSL has Our Bureau tions with NSDL and CDSL also issued a communication PRIVACY PROTECTION.Non-shareable datasets will remain outside the framework Mumbai also been copied for re-activation of the two dated October 28, 2026, to to the RBI, SEBI, bond series, for reversal of all Yes Bank seeking clarifica- metadata standards, API ernance Officer (DGO), who Axis Trusteeship Services BSE, NSE and entries, write-offs and can- tion regarding coupon pay- Rishi Ranjan Kala specifications and data ex- should not be below two Ltd (ATSL) has issued a no- cellations effected pursuant ments for the period from New Delhi change protocols. levels from the head of the tice on October 28 calling depositories NSDL to the impugned decision March 14, 2020, to October An eight-member Na- institutionand preferably at upon Yes Bank’s MD & CEO and CDSL and take all steps with the 15, 2026. The Power Ministry has re- tional Electricity Data Gov- the level of chief engineer in and its Board of Directors to BSE and the NSE for restora- Yes Bank, in a regulatory leased a voluntary data shar- ernance Committee will also the power sector. restore/reactivate within sponding to Yes Bank AT1 tion of the said bonds on filing, saidthat the bank had ing framework for the sector be formed, which will be led The DGO will ensure im- three days the AT-1 bonds, Bond Holders’ Association’s their respective platforms, not completed the evalu- as it aims to deal with incon- by the Chairman of the CEA. plementation of the frame- written down by the bank’s concerns relating to unpaid including resumption of ation and it will communic- sistencies in metadata across work at the entity level. then administrator in March coupons on the Bank’s two trading therein. ate its decision, if any, on agencies as well as to create a PANEL ROLE The data issuing entity 2020, aggregating ₹8,415 series (coupon rates: 9 per whether or not exercise of standardised classification The panel will oversee imple- also has to constitute a Data crore that have been re- cent and 9.5 per cent) of COUPON DISCRETION coupon discretion is re- of data to enable secure, mentation and adoption of Governance Committee as stored following a recent Su- AT-1 Bonds. The notice has also been quired in respect of the AT-1 structured sharing and ac- be established by leveraging the framework across the member secretary or con- preme Court. Further, the notice also copied to the RBI, SEBI, BSE Bonds after it completes the cess sectoral data. the existing National Power power sector and will con- venor and will facilitate the This they have done re- wants the bank to carry out and NSE, and depositories evaluation in due course. The National Electricity Portal. The Ministry said duct its annual review as well entity-level data sharing pro- Data Sharing framework of- that issues with power sector as coordinate with the IT cedure, approve classifica- fers broad principles and in- data include inconsistent Ministry, Cabinet Secret- tion of datasets, decide re- stitutional mechanisms to metadata across agencies, ariat and other stakeholders. quests escalation, oversee enable structured, secure different data definitions, no Under the framework, the audits, maintain a data shar- and transparent data sharing standard data classification data issuing entity will have ing risk register and adjudic- in the power sector. The en- and gaps in data quality and to designate a Data Gov- ate data-breach incidents. deavouris also to ensure pro- machine readability. tection of critical informa- tion infrastructure. SECURING DATA Adopting the framework, Further, there is limited vis- in full or in part, will be vol- ibility for regulators, policy- untary for sectoral entities makers and researchers, such as gencos, discoms, which also impacts long- e 7 transmission licensees, load term and resource adequacy e 7 6 2 despatch centres, Electricity planning. 6 2 0 7 Regulatory Commissions The framework is an exer- 0 7 and agencies such as the cise to create a secure and Central Electricity Authority structured sharing mechan- (CEA) and Grid India, ism for sharing of electricity among others. sector data for planning, op- To ensure protection of erations, regulation and re- sensitive data, the datasets search. designated as non-shareable Another important aspect by the data issuer entity will is to provide for anonymisa- remain outside the scope of tion and de-identification of this framework. consumer or personally To create an ecosystem for identifiable data by the issu- data sharing across the coun- ing entity before its publica- try, a National Electricity tion and sharing. Data Division, housed in the The division will also co- CEA, will be created. ordinate with the Power Besides, a National Elec- Ministry and sectoral data is- tricity Data Portal will also suers on interoperability of Vedanta Oil & Gas posts ₹746 crore Q2 net profit Our Bureau New Delhi Vedanta Oil & Gas on Thursday reported a consol- idated net profit of ₹746 crore in Q2 FY27 against a net loss of ₹92 crore a year- ago aided by focused produc- tion optimisation measures. On a sequential basis, the private sector oil and gas producer reported a net profit of ₹945 crore. Ved- anta’s consolidated total in- come stood at ₹2,628 crore compared to ₹2,658 crore in the previous quarter and ₹2,431 crore in Q2 FY26. Total expenses stood at ₹1,853 crore in Q2 FY27 against ₹2,544 crore in Q1 FY27 and ₹2,431 crore in Q2 FY26. The company repor- ted average daily gross oper- ated production of 72.2 kboepdin Q2 FY27. The total gross oil and gas production was 6.6 million boe (barrels of oil equivalent) while the total working interest pro- duction was 4.4 million boe for the quarter. Banas Dairy to double French fries capacity to 5tonnes per hour Our Bureau Ahmedabad Banas Dairy is more than doubling its French fries pro- cessing capacity to five tonnes per hour with an in- vestment of ₹51.65 crore as it looks to expand value addi- tion in Banaskantha, one of India’s largest potato-produ- cing districts. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will e-inaugurate the expanded processing facility at Sanadar in Deodar taluka of Vav-Tharad district on Fri- day. Work on the processing and packing line expansion began in April, said an official release. The expanded capacity –- from the previous two tonnes per hour —is expec- ted to strengthen the re- gion’s potato processing eco- system, widen market opportunities for local farm- ers and help the cooperative tap growing demand for value-added potato products in domestic and export mar- kets. Banas Dairy entered the French fries business in 2019 under the Amul brand. CM MBM-BME