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BlackBuck Limited has informed the Exchange about the publication of un-audited financial results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026, in newspapers and on their website.

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Ref: BLACKBUCK/CORP/2026-27/105 October 31, 2026 To To National Stock Exchange of India Ltd., BSE Limited Exchange Plaza, C-1, Block G Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Bandra Kurla Complex, Dalal Street Bandra (E), Mumbai – 400 051 Mumbai – 400001 Scrip Code: 544288, Scrip Symbol: BLACKBUCK, Series – EQ ISIN- INE0UIZ01018 Dear Sir/ Madam, Sub: Newspaper publication of Un-Audited Financial Results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026. Pursuant to Regulation 30 and 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed copies of newspaper publication of the Un-Audited Financial Results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026, published in: 1. Businessline (English) and 2. Sanjevani (Kannada) The above intimation will also be hosted on the website of the Company i.e., www.blackbuck.com. Kindly take the above information on record. Thanking you Yours Sincerely, For BlackBuck Limited (Formerly known as Zinka Logistics Solutions Limited) Barun Pandey Company Secretary and Compliance Officer Membership No: A39508 10 bl commodities.agri.business BENGALURU businessline. SATURDAY-OCTOBER31-2026 QUICKLY. Millers bid for FCI wheat at higher rates in open sale Crude oil gains on geopolitical concerns ROBUST OFFTAKE.Many States saw 100% offtake, with processors and millers buying the grain at over ₹3,100/quintal against the all-India average wholesale price of ₹2,910 with the previous week. not providing even half of government, which is aware cided based on the concen- Prabhudatta Mishra The government reduced their monthly requirement,” of how much stock lies with tration of mills in the sur- New Delhi the overall wheat allocation said an industry expert, whom. rounding areas rather than for sales in the weekly auc- adding that the government putting a maximum cap of Alarge number of buyers bid tion held on October 28 by should release more as the RECORD PRODUCTION 500 tonnes per week, said for wheat at a higher price in 5,000 tonnes to 1.01 lakh current stock with the Food In Punjab, which got the Naresh Ghai, President of this week’s Food Corpora- tonnes (lt) from the previous Corporation of India is over maximum allocation of the Roller Flour Mills Associ- tion of India (FCI) open tender, even as processors 463 lakh tonnes (as of Octo- 25,000 tonnes, the entire ation of Punjab. He deman- Crude oil climbed on worries market sales scheme and millers scrambled to buy ber 1). quantity was intended to be ded that the weekly auction that the US may resume strikes (OMSS) auctions, designed grain at over ₹3,100/quintal The buffer norm pre- lifted in the auction where have a minimum 40,000 against Iran, risking fresh to check prices of rice and in many States when the all- scribes a minimum of 205.2 processors/millers offered to tonnes. turbulence in West Asia. Brent wheat in the open market. India average wholesale lt of wheat should be in the buy wheat between ₹3,200/ The government procured futures for December climbed This comes amid tighten- price ruled at ₹2,910/quintal. official reserve on October 1 quintal and ₹2,830/quintal. 357.57 lt of wheat in the to fresh highs near $118 a ing of supplies and also the any year. The government Only six bidders out of 203 2026-27 season against barrel, while the more-active maximum quantity that can ABOVE BUFFER NORMS had about 320 lt of wheat as quoted below ₹2,900/ 299.75 lt in the previous mar- January contract traded near be lifted. Experts said that a lower of October 1, 2025. quintal. However, the aver- keting season (RMS 2025- $113. The global benchmark is Except Haryana, the aver- quantity made available in Millers said they are now age selling price was ₹2,992/ 26). Wheat production in the headed for a fourth monthly age selling price of wheat in the auction was one factor dependent on the FCI since quintal against ₹2,982/ 2025-26 crop year rose to a gain. The US WTI was up the weekly auction held on for the prices to rise, while quantity for each bidder. tonnes a month to run its fa- market arrivals had quintal in the previous week. record 120.66 million tonnes almost two per cent. BLOOMBERG October 28 was higher in the second factor was the “When an average flour cility, by keeping a cap of 300 dwindled, despite stock de- The offered quantity in a (mt) from 117.95 mt in the most of the States compared capping of the maximum mill requires at least 3,000 tonnes, the government is claration imposed by the single depot should be de- previous year. Copper set for first monthly loss since June TradeForge snags hit IARI finds value in iron ore tailings’ use for farming London: Copper prices fell and were on track to snap a three-month winning streak in Kochi tea auctions October as concerns that couraging results of the use vals, because we wanted to The scientists use biolo- heavy spending on AI may not Subramani Ra Mancombu of iron ore tailings in farming be sure that our results are gical consortia, a mix of bac- generate sufficient returns. within a week and maintain Chennai of paddy, wheat and veget- not based on one-time ana- teria and fungi, which have Benchmark three-month V.Sajeev Kumar regular business operations. ables such as brinjal (egg- lysis,” he said. the property of nutrient sol- e 2 copper on the LME was down Kochi “We will not see people call- plant) and lady’s finger (okra It found the tailings rich in ubilisation. This is because e 2 2 1 0.9 per cent at $14,227 a tonne POSING DIFFICULTIES ing iron ore tailings a waste or bhindi). Results showed iron. “If the tailings are val- most nutrients in the tailings 2 1 3 6 by 1058 GMT. Aluminium and The Tea Buyers Association However, the severely dis- anymore, and they will be that the crop’s yield im- orised, we can enrich them are in oxide forms, which are 3 6 7 9 lead were steady at $3,077.50 has raised concerns over dif- rupted this established busi- thinking of converting them proved by 10-15 per cent, further with various other less soluble. “We need to en- 7 9 and $1,914.50, respectively. ficulties in Kochi during the ness model. It has almost into value-added products while use of chemical fertil- macro and micronutrients. sure that their availability is REUTERS first sale conducted through brought it to a halt, creat- and making money out of izers was 20 per cent lower. Based on the first phase, we improved. We use different the newly introduced Trade- ingAccording to sources, the waste,” says Bhupinder The signing of the long- have entered into a long- iron-solubilising bacteria Palm oil posts fourth Forge auction platform, cit- situation is adversely affect- Singh, Principal Scientist term MoU comes after both term partnership with which promote growth, che- monthly rise in 5 months ing technical glitches that ing the livelihoods and busi- and Principal Investigator at organisations carried out Bhupinder Singh, Principal AMNS, which will be on until lating iron and zinc so that disrupted the auction and ness activities of stakehold- ICAR-IARI (Indian Council studies from 2024. The long- Scientist and Principal 2029,” said Singh. their uptake by the plant is subsequent delivery ers, particularly small buyers of Agricultural Research-In- term MoU, which will run till Investigator at ICAR-IARI ensured,” said Singh. processes. and exporters, while disrupt- dian Agriculture Research 2029, will enable largescale HUMAN NUTRITION Experiments were con- Several buyers com- ing their day-to-day Institute). trials at ICAR-IARI and The valorised tailings are ducted at the AMNS site, plained that delivery orders operations. Singh, who has been in ag- AMNS sites. tailings cannot be applied rich in iron, calcium, mag- which has continuously been were not generated for sale In view of these diffi- riculture research for over “In the second phase, we directly to the soil since it nesium and many other ele- exposed to aerial precipita- 44 despite the allocation of culties, the Association h [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]