Data to be shared with Analyst for the meeting to be held on November 06, 2026

November 06, 2026 National Stock Exchange BSE Limited “Exchange Plaza”, C-1, Block G, 27th Floor, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Bandra- Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai – 400 051. Mumbai - 400 001. Scrip Symbol : TTKPRESTIG Scrip Code : 517506 Dear Sir, Sub: Data to be shared with Analysts for the second quarter ended November 06, 2026 We are enclosing herewith a copy of information to be shared with Analysts. The said information will be published on our website also. Please take this information on record. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, For TTK Prestige Limited, Manjula K V Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Quarter 2 FY 2026-27 Investor Presentation Index General backdrop for Q2 of FY 2026-27 Performance Highlights Subsidiaries - Performance Highlights Going Forward Product Launches GENERAL BACKDROP FOR Q2 OF FY 2026-27 A. GENERAL ECONOMY  Global economic growth remained resilient during the quarter, supported by AI investment and government spending, despite ongoingWest Asiaconflict.  Elevated energy prices and persistent inflationary pressures prompted major central banks to maintain a cautious monetarypolicystance,resultingin continuedvolatilityacrossfinancial markets.  The Indian economy continued to exhibit strong resilience, supported by robust domestic consumption, sustained infrastructurespending,and healthyinvestment activity.  Government initiatives and capital expenditure programs continued to strengthen economic activity, while measures to ease supply-sideconstraintssupported industrial andmanufacturinggrowth.  The Reserve Bank of India has maintained a focus on containing inflation while expressing confidence in India’s growth prospects,financialsystemstability,and external-sector resilience.  The repo rate was increased by 25 basis points to 5.50% to address inflationary pressures while supporting sustainable economicgrowth.  India's GDP growth remains strong at 7.8% in Q1 FY 2026-27, reflecting economic resilience and for FY 2026-27 GDP growth projectedat 7.1%, supported byconsumption,investments,and infrastructurespending.  Digitalization across industries accelerated further, supported by growing adoption of digital payments, cloud technologies,artificialintelligence,and automation,contributingto productivityimprovementsand economic efficiency. GENERAL BACKDROP FOR Q2 OF FY 2026-27 A. GENERAL ECONOMY (Continued…)  Foreign Direct Investment inflows remained robust, reflecting investor confidence in India's growth story, favourable demographicprofile,and ongoingstructuralreforms.  Continued growth in services exports, particularly information technology, business services, and Global Capability Centres(GCCs),contributedpositivelyto India'sexternalsector performance.  India's transition towards renewable energy and sustainability-focused investments gained momentum, creating new opportunities acrossinfrastructure,manufacturing,and greentechnologies. GENERAL BACKDROP FOR Q2 OF FY 2026-27 B. SPECIFIC TO COMPANY  Demand for kitchen appliances remained robust during the quarter, supported by improving consumer sentiment, festive-season purchases,and strengtheningreplacementdemand across urbanand semi-urbanmarkets.  Premiumization continued to drive growth, with consumers increasingly opting for smart, energy-efficient, and feature- rich products.  Growing adoption of modern kitchens, rising disposable incomes, and increased awareness of convenience-oriented productsalsosupporteddemand.  The industry continued to face challenges from volatility in raw material prices, rising freight and energy costs, pricing pressures,and intensecompetition,which could impact marginsand consumer spending.  Exportscontinueto struggledueto continued WestAsiaCrisisand tariffchallenges. PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS KEY PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2nd QUARTER ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2026, (AS COMPARED TO Q2 OF PREVIOUS YEAR)  DomesticSaleswas at Rs 944.5 Crores(PY Rs 765.4 Crores); growth of 23.4%  Export Salesfor the quarter was atRs 14.8 Crores (PYRs 21.3 Crores)  TotalSaleswas at Rs 959.3 Crores (PYRs 786.6 Crores);growth of 21.9%  OperatingEBITDA(before exceptional)wasat Rs. 171.7 Crores ascompared toPY Rs. 100.5 Crores;growthof 70.9% o The Other Expense for the quarter includes Rs 0.7 Crores (PY Rs 17.9 Crores) being expenses attributable to Company’songoingeffortsto achieveoverallbusinessexcellence andbringingin sustainablecost savings. o The operating EBITDA margin before this provision was 18.0% (PY 15.0%) and after this provision the Operating EBITDA marginwas at 17.9% (PY 12.8%)  Profit beforeTax(before exceptional)was at Rs 163.1 Crores(PY Rs 94.2 Crores);growth of 73.1%.  Exceptional Items– Investment Impairment Lossof Rs 15.5 Crores: o During this quarter the Company entered into an agreement for the divestment of its investment in Ultrafresh Modular Solutions Limited, a subsidiary engaged in the modular kitchen business. Based on the carrying value and fair value less cost of sales of the investment, the Company recognised an impairment loss of Rs 13.5 Crores on the proposeddivestment initsstandalone results. PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS KEY PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2nd QUARTER ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2026, (AS COMPARED TO Q2 OF PREVIOUS YEAR) (Continued…)  Exceptional Item(Contd…):  Further during this quarter Company has recognised an impairment loss of Rs 2 Crores against their investment in the Compulsorily Convertible Debentures (CCD) of GramyaHaat Rural-Tech Private Limited (GramyaHaat), a start-up Company engaged in Rural Distribution, being the difference between the carrying amount of the investment and the amount receivedas per thesettlement agreement inOct 2026.  Profit afterTaxis at Rs 108.02 Crores (PYRs 70.1 Crores);growthof 54.1%  EPS (Diluted)was at Rs 7.88 per equityshareof face value Rs 1/- each (PY Rs 5.12); growth of 54.0%  Consolidatedturnover wasRs 1009.0 Crores (PYRs 833.7 Crores);growthof 21.0%.  ConsolidatedProfitbeforeTax(before exceptional)stood at Rs 154.9 Crores (PYRs 88.5 Crores);growth of 75.1%.  Consolidated Profit after Tax is at Rs 104.4 Crores (PY: Rs 63.2 Crores); growth of 65.2% after accounting for the impairmentloss of Rs 2 Crores towardsinvestmentin CCD of GramyaHaat.  ConsolidatedEPS (Diluted)was at Rs 8.10 per equityshareof face valueRs 1/- each (PY Rs. 4.69); growthof 72.7% PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS KEY PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS OF HALF YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2026 (AS COMPARED TO HALF YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2025)  DomesticSaleswas at Rs 1703.1 Crores (PYRs 1324.6 Crores);growth of 28.6%  Export Salesfor the 1st half year was at Rs 27.6 Crores(PY Rs 36.8 Crores)  TotalSaleswas at Rs 1730.7 Crores(PY Rs 1361.4 Crores);growthof 27.1%  OperatingEBITDA(before exceptional)wasat Rs. 260.5 Crores ascomparedto PY Rs.151.4 Crores;growth of 72.0% o The Other Expense for the 1st half year includes Rs 13.1 Crores (PY 35.6 Crores) being expenses attributable to Company’songoingeffortsto achieveoverallbusinessexcellence andbringingin sustainablecost savings. o The operating EBITDA before this provision was at 15.7% (PY 13.7%) and after this provision, the Operating EBITDA margin wasat 15.1% (PY 11.1%)  Profit beforeTax(before exceptional)was at Rs 245.6 Crores(PY Rs 141.4 Crores); growthof 73.6%.  Exceptional Itemsduring1st half year: o New Labour Code Impact – ProvisionReversal Rs7.3 Crores  During FY25-26 the Company had recognised the incremental impact of Rs 16.94 Crores arising from the change in the definition of "wages" under the New Labour Code. During this half year the Company reassessed the estimated impact recognised as an Exceptional Item in the year ended March 31, 2026, following the alignment of Company’s salary structures in line with the Labour Codes. The consequent reversal to the provision to the extent of Rs 7.3 Crores has been presented as an Exceptional Item in the Financial Statements for the half year ended September30, 2026. PERFORMANCE HIGHLIG [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]