Vedant Fashions Limited has informed the Exchange about the copies of newspaper publication in respect of financial results for the quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2026.

November 06, 2026 To, To, National Stock Exchange of India Limited BSE Limited Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor, Plot No. C-1, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai – 400051 Mumbai – 400001 NSE Symbol: MANYAVAR BSE Scrip Code: 543463 Madam / Sir, Sub : Submission of Newspaper Advertisements | Vedant Fashions Limited (the ‘Company’) Ref : Disclosure pursuant to Regulation 47 read with Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, as amended (“Listing Regulations”) With reference to the captioned subject, please find enclosed copies (extracts) of the newspaper advertisements published on Friday, November 06, 2026 (i.e., today), in connection with the Unaudited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2026, in the following newspapers : 1. The Economic Times – English Newspaper (All India editions) 2. Sangabad Pratidin – Bengali Newspaper (Kolkata edition) The aforesaid information is also being made available on the Company’s website (www.vedantfashions.com). We request you to kindly take the above information on record and disseminate the same on your respective websites. Thank you. For, Vedant Fashions Limited Navin Pareek Company Secretary and Compliance Officer ICSI Memb. No.: F10672 Encl – As above Vedant Fashions Limited Registered Office: 19, Canal South Road, Paridhan Garment Park, SDF-1. 4th Floor, A501-A502, Kolkata: 700015, Phone: +91 3361255353 Email: info@vedantfashions.com | Website: www.vedantfashions.com | CIN: L51311WB2002PLC094677 Economy: Macro, Micro & More (cid:1) 7 THE ECONOMIC TIMES | KOLKATA | FRIDAY | 6 NOVEMBER 2026 | WWW.ECONOMICTIMES.COM FPI OUTFLOWS A WORRY Stakeholders’ Views Differ on LTCG Tax, STT 3OPTIONSScrapping LTCG altogether; removing it just for foreign portfolio investors account for the bulk of daily Deepshikha Sikarwar & trading activity and have been Nishanth Vasudevan the focus of regulatory efforts to curb excessive speculation, peo- New Delhi/Mumbai: Key ple said. stakeholders are offering diver- Some participants have cau- gent prescriptions on how to ad- tioned against extending prefer- dress concerns over long-term ential tax treatment to FPIs capital gains tax (LTCG) tax and alone, saying such a move could securities transaction tax draw criticism from domestic (STT). investors. Short-term capital These include scrapping seas investors that has led to a issue. Financial sector regula- gains on listed equities, held for LTCG altogether, removing it slump in Indian stock markets. tors including the Reserve Bank up to one year, are currently just for foreign portfolio inves- While the LTCG collections of India and the Securities and taxed at 20%, while long-term tors (FPIs), or lowering the rate. amounted to ``1.29 lakh crore in Exchange Board of India (Sebi) gains on holdings exceeding As for STT, suggestions include FY25, those for STT stood at are understood to have backed one year attract a 12.5% levy. reducing it for some products ``57,522 crore. Any call on the le- the idea of doing away with Foreign portfolio investors and increasing it for others, peo- vies would have to take into ac- LTCG to make India an attrac- have argued that several com- ple familiar with the discus- count the revenue impact and tive destination for foreign in- peting markets in the region do sions said. funding for social sector vestors. not levy LTCG, putting India at “A well thought-out call would schemes and subsidies. Most participants favoured adisadvantage. be taken,” said an official. Fi- Finance ministry officials abolishing LTCG on equities Market participants said the nance minister Nirmala Sitha- have met senior market partici- while suggesting that the gov- combination of rupee deprecia- raman has said she will consid- pants to seek their views on cap- ernment could consider a mar- tion and capital gains taxation er investors’ concerns regard- ital market taxation. ET had re- ginal increase in STT on options has weighed on foreign inves- ing LTCG. These measures are ported on October 28 that the fi- trading alone, leaving cash and tors’ dollar-denominated post- being considered as a way of nance ministry officials had re- futures transactions untou- tax returns, making other mar- stemming the exodus of over- ached out to stakeholders on the ched. They argued that options kets more attractive. Tax Devolution to States MEETING AHEAD OF BUDGET Modi Asks Niti Aayog in November at ``2.18L Cr to Devise Ideas to ceived ``6,460 crore. Improve Ease of Living Our Bureau Among other major recipients, Odisha was allocated ``4,819 New Delhi:The Centre on Thurs- crore, Andhra Pradesh ``4,597 day released ``1.09 lakh crore to crore, Karnataka ``4,504 crore, Our Bureau state governments as tax devolu- Tamil Nadu ``4,466 crore and Guj- tion, advancing the November in- arat ``4,094 crore. The finance New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on stalment by five days to help states ministry said the advance re- Thursday nudged the new leadership team at NITI step up capital expenditure and lease was intended to enable Aayog to come up with transformative ideas that can meet development states to acceler- substantially improve the ease of living for people at and welfare commit- ate capital the bottom, while also touching upon the long-term ments during the fes- spending and fi- developmental goals for the country. tive season. nance develop- In his two-hour interaction with the Aayog’s chair- The instalment, ment and wel- man Ashok Lahiri, CEO Anurag Jain and members, normally sched- fare-related ex- Modi emphasised the need to collaborate and cooper- uled for November penditure dur- ate with top research institutions, academic institu- 10, was released on ing the festive tions and state governments to take up initiatives November 5, pro- season. Accord- that can make a difference at the ground level, said viding states with ing to Controller an official, aware of the deliberations. additional liquidity General of Ac- ET has learnt that the prime minister also directed to accelerate infras- counts data, the the Aayog to continue to focus on aspirational dis- tructure spending Centre’s capital tricts, blocks and the backward classes, urging the and support ongo- expenditure top officials to go out on the ground and do a reality ing welfare pro- stood at ``6.55 check. He briefly touched upon the need for employ- grammes. The latest transfer fol- lakh crore as of September 30, ment generation to reap the benefits of the demo- lows an earlier release of ``1.09 equivalent to 53.6% of the full- graphic dividend, creation of world-class infrastruc- lakh crore this month, taking the year budget estimate of ``12.22 ture and strengthening of domestic capabilities total tax devolution to states in lakh crore. This compares with across manufacturing and technology-driven sec- November to ``2.18 lakh crore. 51.8% of the annual target tors. The meeting gains significance as the govern- Uttar Pradesh emerged as the achieved during the corre- ment begins shaping priorities for the 2027-28 Budget biggest beneficiary, receiving sponding period last year. The amid global uncertainty and the need to sustain ``19,208 crore, followed by Bihar Centre’s fiscal deficit stood at 7.14 growth, boost manufacturing and create jobs. The at ``10,845 crore, Madhya Pra- lakh crore at the end of September, prime minister is the chairman of the Aayog. desh at ``8,010 crore, West Bengal or 42.1% of the full-year target of Members Rajiv Gauba, R Balasubramaniam, Joram at ``7,866 crore and Maharashtra ``16.96 lakh crore, against 36.5% Aniya, KV Raju, M Srinivas, Gobardhan Das and Ab- at ``7,022 crore. Rajasthan re- in the year-ago period. hay Karandikar attended the meeting.