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ARDEE | POWERING TOMORROW WITH RECYCLED RESOURCES 31+ October, 2026 ‘ To [ To | Sr. General Manager Sr. General Manager Listing Department Listing Department BSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Exchange Plaza, C-1, Block G Dalal Street Bandra Kurla Complex LM umbai - 400 001 Bandra (E), Mumbai - 400 051 | BSE Scrip Code: 544860 NSE: ARDEE Sub: Copy of Newspaper Publication Ref.: Regulations 30 and 47 of the SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015 Dear Sir/Madam, Pursuant to Regulations 30 and 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 and in compliance with the MCA Circulars, please find herewith copies of Newspaper Publication, in respect of dispatch of Notice and Annual Report to Shareholders regarding 33rd AGM of the Company through VC/OAVM, published today, i.e., 315t October, 2026 in the following newspapers: a) Financial Express—in all India Edition, English b) Jansatta — in Delhi edition, Hindi. The above information is also available on the website of the Company at www.ardeeindustries.com. You are requested to kindly take the same on record. Thanking you, For Ardee Industries Limited Manish Rai Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Membership No. A17173 Email: cs@ardeeindustries.com Encl: Asabove A RT)EFE INDUSTRIES LIMITED (formerly known as ARDEE INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITED) Registered office: Khasra No. 340, 1st & 3rd Floor, Village Sultanpur, Mehrauli, Gadaipur, New Delhi, South West Delhi, DL-110030 INDIA Phone: 011 - 47600214 | E-mail: info@ardeeindustries.com | CIN: U24294DL1993PLC405804 Factory Address: Plot 8A & 8B, (Block B) Industrial Park Naidupet, Menakur Village, Tirupati Andhra Pradesh 524126 INDIA Email ID: enquiry@ardeeindustries.com | Website: www.ardeeindustries.com SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2026 WWW.FINANCIALEXPRESS.COM 16 MARKETS FINANCIAL EXPRESS Lending to industry, services 'NH monetisation: From raising capital to sustaining investor confidence sees sharp rise in September remedies would support both network expansion and invest- FE BUREAU ment confidence. CREDIT OFFTAKE Mumbai, October 30 Similarly, routine mainte- nance and safety works belong Gross bank credit % growth (y-o-y) M Sep 2025 M Sep 2026 REFLECTING BUOYANCY IN within operating obligations, the economy on the cusp of a 7.8 but substantial widening or I h- busy season and festivitietsh,e = 19.5 capacity augmentation should H ZAFAR KHAN pace of bank lending to indus- havetransparentscope,funding try and services sector rose Medium L and riskallocation. v 332 [ sharply in September 2026 BACKED BY SUSTAINED NHAI's move towards over ayear ago period. + 3.0 investorengagement,competi- Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) Large The overall credit grew by ———————+16.0 tive TOT auctions and expand- tolling can improve journeys 19.1%year-on-yearattheend s 9.8 ing InvITs,NHAI’'smonetisation while modernising collections. s 205 of September 2026, up from strategyisbudeiptlh,d diivnegr- Its electronic-notice frame- 11.2% a year ago, Reserve sity and resilience in India’s work is a constructive step; Housing 0.2 Bank of India data showed. highway investment market. however, identifying unpaid The bank loans to agricul- Companies « 197 India’s highway monetisa- tollsisnot the same as recover- tureand allied activities also saw tion programme is moving ing revenue. Clear enforce- Commercial —————=155 *Micro and Small,Medium and Large strong uptick while the retail Real Estate = 233 beyond individual transactions ment responsibilities, pub- Source: RBI lending showed steady rise. towards a deeper investment lished recovery metrics and Credit to industryrecorded market. The National Highways access. Together, these initia- InvITs can therefore support accessible grievanceresolution a year-on-year growth of steady growth. Among major tered a year-on-year growth of The retail credit segment Authority of India (NHAI) has tives are expanding both the competition and publicvalue. will matter to motorists and 19.5% by the end of Septem- industries, credit to ‘infra- 28.3% as against 9.9% a year recorded a year-on-year helped advance this transition depth of institutional capital That advantage depends on investors alike. ber 2026, a sharp jump from structure’, ‘basic metal and ago, supported by buoyant growthof17.3%,as compared through toll-operate-transfer and the breadth of potential disciplined underwriting. Contractual certainty com- 7.7% in the corresponding metal products’, ‘all engineer- growthinsegmentssuchas‘non- with 11.5% a year ago. While (TOT) concessions,infrastructure participation. Higher bids are not necessarily pletes the picture. Timely, fair fortnight of last year. ing’, ‘chemical and chemical banking financial companies’ credit growth in segments investment trusts (InvITs) and Competitive TOT conces- betterif theyrest on unrealistic and enforceable outcomes— Bankers said the demand for products’,‘food processing’and (NBFCs),‘trade,‘commercial real such as ‘housing’ and ‘vehicle sustained investor engagement. sions offer direct operating traffic or cost forecasts.The Ini- through conciliation, arbitra- credit is broad-based. The sub- ‘textiles’marked buoyantyear- estate’, ‘transport operators’ and loans’ remained resilient, NHAI reported approxi- exposure suited to experienced tial Estimated Concession Value tion or other remedies—are crit- stantial part of credit has been on-year growth. With steady ‘professional serviceRsB,I said. ‘advances against fixed mately 28,300 crore raised infrastructure investors and (IECV) should be grounded in ical when unresolved disputes deployed for working capital economic growth in the busy The growth in loans to deposits’ accelerated. Growth through TOTand publicand pri- operators; private InvITs pool credible assumptions, while affect cash flows, refinancing demand, reflecting effect rise in season — October-March housing finance companies in ‘loansagainst goldjewellery’ vate InvIT routes in institutional capital, while pub- bidders need dependable pre- and capital costs. costs due toWest Asia conflict. period — the drawdown from moved from negative territory and ‘education’ decelerated FY2025-26.AJ2u0l26y parlia- licly listed InvITs can broaden bid information on toll collec- NHAT’s sustained work to RBI, in a statement, said pipeline of sanctioned creditis (-0.5%) to positive (19.7%). comparedtolastyear.Creditto mentaryresponse placed cumu- access, including for L tions, road condi- engage investors, diversify while credit to ‘large’ and expected to be robust in Q3 Commercial real estate grew agricultureand allied activities lative receipts from TOT, InvIT retail investors. India’s highway tion, future structures and institutionalise ‘medium’industries grewatan and Q4, said a senior public by 23.3 % till end of Septem- registered a year-on-year and project-based financing These are comple- monetisation rehabilitation and monetisation has created foun- accelerated pace, ‘micro and sector banker. ber up from 15.6% same growth of 19.5% vis-a-vis at¥1,72,898 crore, including mentary channels, programme is competing routes. dations for infrastructure-led small’ industries exhibited Credittoservicessectorregis- period last year. 8.9% in the previous year. 63,611 crore from TOT and not rigid investor moving beyond Bundle design growth.Realisithnagt potential 359,162 crore from InvITs. categories. individual shoulq ba}apce now requires equal urgency on Bank credit growth slows to 18.29%, These outcomes reflect TOT retains a . operating efficien- the ground: identifying bottle- B transactions b . ; ' Silver at 11-mth longer-term planning.In May particular strength: cies, financing necks early, resolving them 2024,NHAI conducted investor competitive price = capacityand bidder practicallyand ensuringregula- outstanding credit at 227 lakh cr low of 1.9 lakh roadshows in Dubai and Abu discovery.An earlier Highways participation. tory processes enable, rather Dhabi to eng [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]