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Lux Industries Limited has informed the Exchange about the newspaper publication of unaudited financial results for the quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2026.

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Date: November 04, 2026 To, To, The Secretary, The Secretary, BSE Limited, National Stock Exchange of India Ltd., P.J. Towers, Exchange Plaza, C-1, Block G, Dalal Street, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandera (E), Mumbai- 400 001 Mumbai - 400 051 Scrip Code: 539542 Symbol: LUXIND Respected Sir/Madam, Sub: Announcement pursuant to Regulation 47 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015- Newspaper Publication of Unaudited Financial Results of the Compally for the quarter and half- year ended September 30, 2026. Please find enclosed, the newspaper publication of Unaudited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2026 as approved by the Board of Directors in their meeting held on November 03, 2026 and published in the following newspapers: 1. The Economic Times (National Daily Newspaper) on Wednesday, November 04, 2026. 2. Ei Samay (Regional Newspaper) on Wednesday, November 04, 2026. This is for your information and record. Thanking You. Yours faithfully, For LUX INDUSTRIES LIMITED Smita Mishra (Company Secretary & Compliance Officer) ·M.No: A26489 Enclosed - as stated above LUX INDUSTRIES LIMITED Head Office: 17th Floor. North Wing, Adventz Infinity, BN-5. Sector -V. Salt lake city, Kolkata-700091, India. P: 91-33-4040 2121. Corporate Office: PS Srijon Tech-Park. 10th Floor. DN-52. Sector-V. Saltlake. Kolkata-700091. India P: 91-33-4951 5151. Regd. Office: 39 Kali Krishna Tagore Street. Kolkata-700 007. India. P: 91-33-2259 8155. Website: www.luxinnerwear.com. E: info@luxinnerwear.com CIN: Ll7309WB1995PLC073053 Companies: Pursuit of Profit (cid:1)11 THE ECONOMIC TIMES | MUMBAI / GOA | WEDNESDAY | 4 NOVEMBER 2026 | WWW.ECONOMICTIMES.COM India’s Presence Up on QS Asia Lighthouse Learning in Talks to HRV Pharma Buys German Clinical Rankings, 34 Varsities Added Acquire Hyd’s Kennedy School Trial Firm Phatebo than from any other education system. IISc secu- Our Bureau red the top position, while IIT Madras, IIT Delhi, under the leadership of pus, Kennedy High has completed 21 New Delhi:Hyderabad-based HRV IIT Roorkee and IIT Ropar also ranked in the top Reghu Balakrishnan chairman Dr Siva Ku- batches of class X and 15 batches of Pharma on Tuesday announced the Bengaluru:India has strengthened its position 10. India’s doctoral research capacity was anot- mar Reddy M, a Califor- class XII CBSE, respectively, it claims. acquisition of a 100% equity stake as Asia’s second-largest higher education sy- her major strength, with 15 universities sharing Mumbai:Lighthouse Learning Gro- nia-based gastroentero- The Cambridge Wing is affiliated to in Germany-based Phatebo GmbH stem, with 325 universities featuring in the QS first place in Asia for the proportion of academic up (formerly EuroKids International), logist, and president B the University of Cambridge, London, from ZeroStack Corp. World University Rankings: Asia 2027, compa- staff holding PhD qualifications. the KKR-owned preschool and K-12 Subba Reddy. and has a strength of 553 students. HRV Pharma did not disclose the red with 294 last year. The country added 34 new Indian institutions also accoun- education platform, is in advanced Deal may The school, managed Mails sent to Lighthouse Learning financial details of the deal, but sa- institutions, second only to Mainland China, ta- ted for 47 of the region’s top 100 talks to acquire Hyderabad-based Ken- value Kennedy by Kennedy Residential and Kennedy High did not elicit any re- id Phatebo posted revenues of abo- king its representation to nearly one-fifth of all universities in this category. Ho- nedy High The Global School, which High at ``400 cr; Schools, is located in sponses till press time. ut ``350 crore in 2025. The acquisi- ranked universities in Asia. wever, translating research out- offers CBSE and Cambridge Interna- Lighthouse Bachupally, Hydera- Lighthouse Learning, which opera- tion marks virtual pharmaceutical India’s ranked university count has increased put into greater global impact re- tional curricula, for ``400 crore, said pe- Learning is bad, and offers both tes about 62 K-12 schools across the co- company HRV’s entry beyond acti- more than 13-fold since 2016. However, growing mains a significant challenge. ople familiar with the development. also eyeing CBSE and Cambridge untry, plans to expand its network to ve pharmaceutical ingredients competition across the region has put pressure Five Indian Only three Indian universities In parallel, it is also eyeing another Meru Intl for a Assessment Internatio- 100 schools over the next couple of ye- (APIs) into finished formulations, on its leading institutions, with all six of the co- universities featured among Asia’s top 50 for Hyderabad-based chain, Meru Inter- similar nal Education (CAIE) ars, ahead of a proposed initial public giving it its first finished formula- featured in amount untry’s highest-ranked institutes recording a de- Asia’s top 10 Citations Per Paper, highlighting national School, for a similar amount. curricula. offering (IPO), said sources. tions business alongside a licenced cline in the latest edition. for research the gap between publication out- If completed, the acquisitions would Besides Siva Kumar Reddy and Sub- The company is exploring an entry operating entity in Germany. The Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT output per put and the international impact mark Lighthouse Learning’s third ba Reddy, the promoters include Ven- into Chennai through both organic Following the buyout, Phatebo Delhi) retained its position as the country’s hig- faculty; IISc of academic research. bolt-on buy in the city. The KKR-back- kata Reddy, a California-based entre- and inorganic routes, while it plans to will become a wholly-owned subsi- hest-ranked institution at 66th, although it slip- tops the list “India has built remarkable ed education chain acquired Phoenix preneur; Sudhakar, MD at Nightingale double its school network in Bengalu- diary of HRV Pharma. It will conti- ped seven places from 59th last year. The Indian research capacity. The chal- Greens School of Learning in 2024 Hospital, Guntur; Jaipal Reddy, a US- ru and Hyderabad over the same pe- nue to function under its own name Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore fell to 79th lenge now is to translate this strength more Both Kennedy and Meru acquisi- based general practitioner of medici- riod, the sources added. from Hilzingen, Germany, led by from 64th, while IIT Bombay dropped to 83rd from consistently into research impact and inter- tions will be signed in 3-4 weeks, so- ne; and Atul Roy, a US-based nephrolo- Since 2021, Lighthouse Learning has MD Martin Lisker, retaining its ex- 71st. IIT Madras, IIT Kharagpur and IIT Kanpur national recognition,” QS senior vice presi- urces said. gist, according to the website. expanded its education network thro- isting team and customer agree- also registered declines. The University of Delhi dent Ben Sowter said in a statement. “Conti- Kennedy High was established in 2005 With over 3121 students on the cam- ugh a series of acquisitions. ments, according to a release.—PTI fell out of the regional top 100, dropping from 95th nued investment in research quality, interna- to 106th. In contrast, Chandigarh University clim- tional partnerships and global visibility will bed to 104th, its highest-ever position, while Love- help sustain its progress.” ly Professional University im- proved to 154th from 187th. Ja- waharlal Neh- ru University, Symbiosis In- ternational and Jamia Mil- lia Islamia we- re among the other institu- tions that ma- de gains. Released by Quacquarelli Symonds, the rankings’ la- test edition fea- tures 1,722 uni- versities across 26 hig- her education systems, inclu- ding 195 new entrants. Despite the setbacks, India emerged as Asia’s strong- est performer in research output relative to academic staff. Five Indi- an universities featured in the regional top 10 for Papers Per Faculty, more GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA Public Works D [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]