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Hariom Pipe Industries Limited · HARIOMPIPE

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Hariom Pipe Industries Limited has informed the Exchange about Copy of Newspaper Publication regarding Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026.

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Date: November 05, 2026 Listing Department Corporate Relationship Department The National Stock Exchange of India Limited, BSE Limited, Exchange Plaza, Bandra Kurla Complex, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Bandra East, Mumbai – 400051 Dalal Street, Mumbai - 400 001 NSE Symbol – HARIOMPIPE BSE Scrip Code- 543517 Dear Sir/Madam, Sub: Disclosure under Regulation 30 and 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 – Newspaper Advertisement for the publication of Financial Results. Pursuant to Regulation 30 and 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed herewith copies of the newspaper advertisement published today i.e., November 05, 2026, in the Business Line (English) and Surya (Telugu), regarding the Unaudited Financial Results (Standalone and Consolidated) of the Company for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026. The advertisements also contain a Quick Response (QR) Code providing access to the aforesaid information, which is available on the Company's website at https://www.hariompipes.com/newspaper- publications-new. Please take the above information on record. Thanking You. For Hariom Pipe Industries Limited Rekha Singh Company Secretary & Compliance Officer M. No. A33986 Encl: a/a bl news 10 HYDERABAD businessline. THURSDAY-NOVEMBER5-2026 QUICKLY. Star Air holds back expansion as Rajnath calls for supply chain diversification, Steadfast invests ₹100 cr high fuel costs squeeze operations in nutraceutical plant maritime co-operation Mumbai:Steadfast Ltd, a leading pharmaceutical and PRUDENT APPROACH. Retains 50-aircraft goal; focuses on efficiency while awaiting better operating conditions nutraceutical company, has Our Bureau invested over ₹100 crore in New Delhi establishing a fully integrated tional costs. Meanwhile, journey. Further, smaller cit- in-house Formulation Research Rohit Vaid Tiwana said Star Air had ies were among the airline’s At a time when the West Asia & Developmentfacility, a New Delhi raised funds through equity strongest revenue contrib- crisis has disrupted trade, Defence Minister Rajnath nutraceutical manufacturing participation last utors, he said, citing Nanded Singh on Wednesday said plant and an advanced quality Regional carrier Star Air is November. and Kishangarh as examples supply chain diversification control lab in Noida. The plant holding back fleet expansion The airline had not yet of markets with significant and greater regional co-oper- is capable of manufacturing as it focuses on operational utilised the government’s potential. ation were fundamental to supplements across different efficiencies amid elevated emergency credit line but Moreover, Star Air has ad- strengthening maritime delivery formats, including fuel costs. could do so if required. justed capacity and frequen- interdependence. tablets, powders, effervescent However, the carrier is re- cies to sustain routes after tablets and capsules. It has an taining its long-term goal of JOURNEY TIMES regional connectivity sub- Certain actors and nations seek to exploit the strategic annual production capacity of operating 50 aircraft. An initial public offering was sidies ended. importance of oceans for Union Defence Minister 9 ca0 p0 s um leil sli ,o 9n 0 t 0a b mle ilt ls io, n130 million witS hp e Ma ak rin k g P ii ln li na gn ai tn tt he erv Aie vw i- BEYOND METROS.The airline aims to expand connectivity n pro et s enb te ,i n hg e sac io dn , asi dd de ir ne gd t ha at t witH he d rw ae wl ac lo om f e sd u pt ph oe r g t r ua nd du ea rl narrow, unilateral gains. The Rajnath Singh ANI between smaller cities, targeting routes where air travel offers answer to the vulnerabilities effervescent tablets, and 6,500 ation India and South Asia the airline needed to grow its the modified regional con- significant time savings of an inter-connected world interdependence more tonnes of powder. Licensed by 2026 summit here, Star Air fleet and network before nectivity scheme, saying it lies in building resilience, secure. the FSSAI and featuring Chief Executive Officer Sim- pursuing such a move. would help avoid abrupt fare Singh said, without naming Referring to the changing advanced automation, it has ran Singh Tiwana said the prepare for its next growth (ATF) costs exceeded even On network develop- increases for passengers any country, in his commem- nature of maritime security, been developed in line with airline would wait for oper- phase, including efforts to the stress scenarios con- ment, Tiwana said Star Air when subsidies ended. orative address at the ongo- Singh said threats could arise the WHO’s Good ating conditions to improve reduce aircraft turnaround sidered while preparing would continue focusing on Manufacturing Practices before accelerating aircraft times. business plans. longer routes with relatively MRO EXPANSION ing Indo-Pacific Regional not only from conventional Dialogue (IPRD), the Indian military activities but also guidelines. The advanced additions. Besides, the airline has While the pandemic had limited passenger volumes, In addition, the regional air- Navy’s annual apex-level in- from non-traditional chal- quality control lab is equipped simplified its fleet by phas- forced aircraft to remain connecting smaller cities line is looking to expand its with more than 140 FLEET CHANGES ing out its Embraer E145 air- grounded, the current situ- where air travel could sub- maintenance, repair and ternational strategic lenges such as piracy, traf- conference. ficking, illegal fishing, cyber- sophisticated analytical “The goal is still 50 aircraft,” craft. It now operates a ation allows airlines to fly stantially reduce journey overhaul business, which Describing oceans as attacks and natural disasters. instruments and related he said, adding that the single fleet of E175 aircraft, but risk burning cash, he times. serves its own fleet as well as bridges rather than barriers Maritime security, therefore, equipment, sourced from timeline had shifted amid he said. said. external customers. leading Indian and global the challenges facing the At present, jet fuel prices The airline has recovered REGIONAL CONNECTIVITY Additionally, Tiwana said between nations and civilisa- needed to evolve with the c 3 manufacturers. Aman Puri, industry. have risen sharply amid the some of the increased costs The objective was to serve the business had developed tions, he said the maritime changing maritime domain. c 3 a d CEO, Steadfast, said that the Currently, the airline has crisis in West Asia, putting through higher fares, al- passengers otherwise capabilities in heavy main- domain played a key role in “Artificial intelligence is a d c 7 fresh investment would eight Embraer E175 aircraft. pressure on airline operat- though fare restrictions on spending 10-15 hours on an tenance, aircraft painting sustaining livelihoods and changing the way data is pro- c 7 4 b strengthen India’s self-reliance According to Tiwana, the ing costs. seats covered by the regional overnight bus or train, and interior refurbishment, facilitating the exchange of cessed, while autonomous 4 b - 6 f in nutraceutical airline is using the period to According to Tiwana, pre- connectivity scheme limit rather than those undertak- alongside maintenance sup- goods, knowledge and systems are expanding the - 6 f b culture. possibilities of surveillance b a - 4 manufacturing. OUR BUREAU improve its operations and vailing aviation turbine fuel its ability to pass on addi- ing a four- or five-hour road port for business jets. and operations. New sensors a - 4 b 8 TRADE DISRUPTIONS are improving our ability to b 8 5 - “The global maritime secur- observe the oceans. Ad- 5 - 8 1 Mumbai airport plans to shift all flights on Orkla India Q2 PAT rises ity environment is strained vances in materials, biotech- 8 1 f by deliberate trade disrup- nology and data analytics are f d tions. We see blatant chal- openin [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]