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Submission of copies of Newspaper Publications

Kovalam Investment & Trading Company Ltd · 505585

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Kovalam Investment & Trading Company Ltd submitted copies of newspaper publications for its financial results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026, as required by SEBI regulations.

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CIN: L65910PB1981PLC023058 GSTIN: 03AAACK4419L1ZO PAN: AAACK4419L Email: kovalam@owmnahar.com KOVALAM INVESTMENT AND TRADING COMPANY LIMITED REGD. OFFICE: PREMISES OSWAL WOOLLEN MILLS LTD, G.T. ROAD, SHERPUR, LUDHIANA-141003 BSE Limited November 04, 2026 Corporate Relations Department Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street, Mumbai – 400001 Scrip Code: 505585 Sub.: Submission of Copies of Newspaper Publications Pursuant to Regulations 30 and 47 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed herewith copy of newspaper publication of Financial Results for the Quarter and Half Year ended September 30, 2026 published by the Company in The Poineer (English Newspaper) and Desh Sewak (Punjabi Newspaper). This is for your information and record. Thanking you, Yours Truly, For Kovalam Investment and Trading Company Limited (Jyoti Sud) Company Secretary and Compliance Officer ICSI Membership No : A27162 Enclosed: as above abs ioneev CITY 02 NEW DELHI | WEDNESDAY | NOVEMBER 4,2026 Govt seizes, destroys 6,700 kg DDA spreads vigilance message with games, heritage walk adulterated khoyaahead of Diwali PIONEER NEWS SERVICE 1v I~I~+»l<I ruli'Jf=l»>("t cials to maintain high stan- n New Delhi dards of integrity and disci- pline in their professional From interactive games and and personal lives. PIONEER NEWS SERVICE online messages to a her- Saravana Kumar said the n New Delhi itage walk through Mehrauli DDA’s responsibilities extend Archaeological Park, the beyond housing and urban Ahead of Diwali, the Delhi Delhi Development Authority development to include pro- Government seized and (DDA) used a range of activ- tecting Delhi’s historical and destroyed 6,700 kilograms of ities to raise awareness of cultural heritage and pro- unhygienic and foul-smelling integrity and transparency moting environmental sus- khoyaat Mori Gate market on among its employees and tainability. He referred to the Tuesday. Officials said they the public during Vigilance authority’s work on restoring collected 44 samples during Awareness Week. pillars of vigilance. The making competitions in Hindi monuments and expanding the drive, and 35 failed pre- The week-long observance, authority also reached out to and English. DDA employees green cover through planta- liminary tests. held from October 26 to visitors at its public dealing and their family members tion drives. He also highlight- Chief Minister Rekha November 2 under the theme departments, the NSK facili- took part in the contests. ed technology-based mea- Gupta visited the market to “Probity for Prosperity”, includ- ty and the reception area at A special awareness pro- sures to improve transparen- oversee the operation, which ed workshops, competitions its headquarters. Posters, gramme was held at Mehrauli cy, including the Vigilance the Food Safety Department and public outreach initiatives. stickers, banners, notices and Archaeological Park on October Department’s online com- (FSD) conducted to prevent The authority said the activities pledge pamphlets were dis- 31. Vigilance Commissioner plaint management system. suspected adulterated food were designed to make vigi- played and distributed. Praveen Vashista, Saravana Before the programme, par- products from entering the The preliminary tests at on September 8 and another public health and that ensur- lance principles easier to under- Digital messages, including Kumar, senior DDA officials, 13 ticipants walked through supply chain, according to a the site also revealed the 520 kilograms on October 23. ing access to safe and quality stand and encourage ethical links to the Central Vigilance Chief Vigilance Officers parts of the archaeological statement. During the drive, presence of milk powder, The preliminary tests also food during the festive conduct in public service. Commission (CVC) website from various organisations in park, visiting the Jamali the department’s team col- vanaspati, and substances indicated the presence of season was among its fore- To take the message and pop-up notifications on Delhi, and representatives Kamali Complex, Quli Khan’s lected 44 surveillance used for binding in the sus- milk powder, vanaspati and most responsibilities. “There beyond conventional lectures webpages, helped widen the of other Government Tomb and Metcalfe’s samples from the market. pected material. Samples binding substances in the will be zero tolerance for any and official meetings, the campaign’s reach. departments attended. Boathouse. The walk ended at These were subjected to have been sent to the labo- suspected material. The FSD threat to public health,” the DDA used educational games The observance began with In his address, Vashista the Interpretation Centre, preliminary on-the-spot ratory for further investiga- said it has initiated further chief minister said. such as Snakes and Ladders an integrity pledge adminis- stressed the need for pre- where they viewed conserva- testing through the ‘Food tion into these ingredients. laboratory examination. The operation was the to explain vigilance-related tered by DDA Vice-Chairman ventive vigilance to tion work undertaken by the Safety on Wheels’ mobile The FSD has destroyed “Strictest legal action will be department’s fourth drive at guidelines. The DDA also N. Saravana Kumar. Officers improve governance and DDA. The closing ceremony testing facility, with 35 of the 10,660 kilograms of khoya taken against those trying to the Mori Gate khoya market, communicated principles of and employees reaffirmed strengthen institutional was held at Vikas Sadan on 44 samples failing the prelim- during its festive-season crack- spoil the festive season, the statement said. The chief moral conduct and integrity their commitment to ethical accountability. Referring to November 2. Finance Member inary tests. The team also col- down, the statement read. regardless of their influence,” minister directed officials to through the teachings of Sant conduct in public service. A the ideals of Sardar Praveen Siddharth and senior lected two additional samples The department destroyed the chief minister said. continue the crackdown with Kabir and Rahim. The author- half-day workshop was also Vallabhbhai Patel, whose officials distributed prizes to and sent them to a laborato- 2,830 kilograms of khoya on She said the Government the same promptness and ity organised interactive organised, along with debate, birth anniversary falls on winners of the competitions ry for detailed examination. September 4, 610 kilograms would not compromise on commitment, it said. activities to explain the four essay-writing and poster- October 31, he urged offi- held during the week. IIIIII IIIIIIIIII LG urges IIIT-Delhi graduates to develop technology that serves society PIONEER NEWS SERVICE the institute’s 15th convoca- cant time, when artificial Sandhu also cautioned the should not be judged only by improved people’s lives. n New Delhi tion ceremony, Sandhu said intelligence, advanced com- graduates against treating the position a person holds, Linking the graduates’ engineers, researchers and puting and digital technolo- their degrees as the final the organisation they join or responsibilities to India’s As artificial intelligence and technology professionals gies were changing almost stage of learning. With tech- the recognition they receive. long-term development digital technologies trans- must understand that their every aspect of human life. nologies evolving, profes- The problems they help solve, goals, Sandhu said the form economies and every- decisions could affect mil- While these developments sions changing and new opportunities they create country’s aspiration to day life, Delhi Lieutenant lions of people. He stressed offered considerable oppor- fields emerging, he said the and positive changes their become a developed nation Governor Taranjit Singh that technological advance- [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]