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October 31, 2026
Listing Department Department of Corporate Services
National Stock Exchange of India Limited BSE Limited
Exchange Plaza Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers
Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (East) Dalal Street
Mumbai – 400 051 Mumbai – 400 001
Symbol: MEDIASSIST Scrip Code: 544088
Subject: Newspaper Advertisement - Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter & half year
ended September 30, 2026
Dear Sir/ Madam,
Pursuant to Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015,
please find enclosed herewith copies of the newspaper advertisements published on October 31, 2026,
in ‘Business Line’ (English Newspaper) and ‘Navshakti’ (Marathi Newspaper) providing extract of
unaudited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter & half year ended September 30, 2026.
You are requested to take the same on record.
Yours faithfully,
For Medi Assist Healthcare Services Limited
Rashmi B V
Company Secretary & Compliance Officer
ICSI Membership No. A38729
Encl.: As Above
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SATURDAY-OCTOBER31-2026
Healthcare, BFSI supported IT growth in ‘India a potential global
raw material sourcing
Q2 as technology, retail remained mixed
base for Michelin’
UNEVEN MOMENTUM.
India’s leading IT-services companies reported mixed second quarter growth across business verticals
In the technology vertical, alised revenues, AI revenue
Sanjana B TCS led with 4.8 per cent is growing across every ver-
Bengaluru growth, followed by tical. Three verticals are
HCLTech at 5.9 per cent, leading in terms of growth
Healthcare and life sciences Wipro at 7.1 per cent and rate — BFSI, manufacturing,
recorded the strongest Tech Mahindra at 6.7 per and life sciences and health-
weighted growth among key cent. Infosys was the outlier, care. In these verticals, we
verticals for Indian IT com- reporting a sharp 17.3 per are seeing the whole agentic
panies in Q2 FY27, followed cent decline, indicating con- control plane and AI gov-
by BFSI, although demand tinued weakness in techno- ernance.”
across technology and retail logy spending. Wipro CEO and MD Srini
remained uneven. Pallia said the healthcare
Q2 FY27 performance STABLE BFSI sector, particularly in the US,
across verticals was mixed BFSI remained a relatively was being affected by policy
for India’s leading IT ser- stable growth driver, with all changes. This had led them FROM THE CHENNAI PLANT.(From left) Esperanza Gaspar,
vices companies, with five companies reporting to tighten discretionary Senior V-P, Worldwide Truck and Bus Transportation-Michelin;
growth varying significantly positive growth. HCLTech spending while prioritising Vitor Silva, President, Michelin AIM Region; and Shantanu
by segment. led the segment with 7.1 per AI, automation, compliance- Deshpande, Managing Director, Michelin India BIJOY GHOSH
According to data from cent growth, followed by ive growth in four of the five Mohit Joshi, CEO and MD While BFSI is currently related initiatives, and pro-
UnearthInsight, retail and Tech Mahindra at 4.6 per firms. Healthcare and life of Tech Mahindra, saidthat among its slower-growing ductivity-led transforma- Vitor Silva, President,
consumer emerged as one of cent and TCS at 3.9 per cent. sciences recorded the widest gaining market share and in- verticals, the firm said its tion. Our Bureau Michelin Africa, India and
the stronger segments for Infosys and Wipro reported divergence. creasing BFSI’s contribution performance was in line “Financial services re- Chennai the Middle East (AIM) Re-
HCLTech, Wipro and Tech more modest growth of 2.1 Infosys posted strong 32.5 to its revenue mix was chal- with, or marginally ahead of, mained one of the most resi- gion, said with key markets
Mahindra, which reported per cent and 1.3 per cent, per cent growth, well ahead lenging, given its scale. It has larger peers. lient sectors, supported by Michelin is looking at India like the US, Europe and Ja-
year-on-year growth of 14 respectively. of Tech Mahindra’s 6.2 per brought in additional leader- ongoing investments in as a potential global sourcing pan being flat, AIM is the
per cent, 6 per cent and 9.2 While in communications cent. TCS reported marginal ship and remains confident AI REVENUE modernisation, digital plat- base for raw materials while most promising market.
per cent, respectively. TCS and media, most firms saw growth of 0.5 per cent, while about the medium-to-long- Aarthi Subramanian, Execut- forms, and regulatory initiat- deepening its engagement “Within AIM, India is the
3 9 and Infosys, however, repor- growth in the 0.5 per cent to HCLTech and Wipro saw de- term opportunities in the ive Director, President and ives,” said Biswajit Maity, with Indian start-ups in most promising and fastest 3 9
0 ted declines of 1 per cent and 9.5 per cent range, manufac- clines of 2.1 per cent and 6.5 segment, citing the signific- COO of TCS, said, “When we Senior Principal Analyst at areas such as rubber planta- growing. AIM currently ac- 0
7 7.7 per cent in the segment. turing and energy saw posit- per cent, respectively. ant growth potential. look at the $3.1 billion annu- Gartner. tion management. counts for about 3 per cent of 7
c 5 The French tyre maker is Michelin’s global business c 5
- f initially focusing on but has considerable poten- - f
8 Omron India Automation targets Flipkart kickback probe puts strengthening local sourcing tial in the next five to 15 8
- 4 for its Indian operations be- years, with India leading the - 4
5 c fore expanding the initiative growth,” he added. The 5 c
1 - doubling of revenue by FY30 vendor oversight under scrutiny to global requirements, said group is targeting a sus- 1 -
d Shantanu Deshpande, Man- tained low double-digit an- d
2 aging Director, Michelin In- nual growth for AIM, he said. 2
7 highly precise manufactur- alleged kickbacks is yet to be the level playing field on the dia, on the launch of the X 7
b Aishwarya Kumar ing and inspection technolo- Our Bureau established, a person famil- marketplace. Multi Energy Z2 truck tyre, NEW TYRES POTENTIAL b
a Bengaluru gies, areas in which the com- Bengaluru iar with the matter said. manufactured at the com- Deshpande said the new a
4 pany believes it can leverage THIRD INVESTIGATION pany’s Chennai plant. tyres can deliver up to 6 per 4
9 Omron India Automation is its expertise. Flipkart’s investigation into INTERNAL OVERSIGHT The probe marks the third “Right now, we are focus- cent fuel savings compared 9
7 targeting to double its rev- Omron began its indus- nearly 150 employees over Shriram Subramanian, internal investigation. Wal- ing on local-to-local for In- with competing tubeless 7
enue by FY30 from the FY25 trial automation business in alleged kickbacks from Founder of corporate gov- mart has conducted business dia. We are also exploring In- tyres and up to 13 per cent
levels. The industrial auto- India in 1996 and entered the vendors in its smartphones ernance advisory firm In- within Flipkart in less than dia as a source for supplying compared with tube-type
mation business reported healthcare market in 2010. and luggage and travel ac- Govern, said financial con- three years, one of the per- raw materials for our own tyres, besides offering 25 per
Junta Tsujinaga, President and
sales of ₹513.3 crore in FY25, Currently, it has six manu- cessories (LTA) categories trols and internal oversight sons cited above said. plants outside India,” Desh- cent longer tyre life.
CEO of Omron Corporation
which rose to ₹649.2 crore in facturing centres in India. has brought internal con- mechanisms were important Flipkart operates its B2B pande said. The Chennai facility man-
FY26. The company said Sameer Gandhi, Managing trols and governance prac- to prevent such practices, business through Flipkart Michelin is looking at mul- ufactures truck and passen-
sales grew at a CAGR of clear: To be India’s long- Director of Omron Automa- tices under scrutiny, particu- which were not uncommon Wholesa
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