Copy of Newspaper Publication w.r.t Publication of Notice of 42nd AGM and Evoting Informtion .

- Head Office : Damodar House, 1/A Vansittart Row,1st Floor, E ET-‘A Kalkata-700 001, W.B. (India), Tel.:91-33-2262 8062/8063 E-mail : kolkata@ceeta.com / Web.: www.ceeta.com |NDUSTRIESLIMITED CIN:L15100KA1984PLC021494 Ref.: CIL/ KOL/36 Date: 01.08.2026 BSE Ltd Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street, Mumbai - 400 001 Dear Sirs, Sub: Intimation under Regulation 30 of the SEBI ( Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015- Newspaper Publication of Notice of 42" Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Company and E-Voting information. Ref: SCRIP Code 514171. Pursuant to Regulation 30 and 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed the copies of newspaper advertisement published on August 01, 2026, in Business line (English Edition) and Udayakala (Kannada Edition), w.r.t. Notice of the 427 Annual General Meeting of the Company and E-Voting information to be held on Tuesday, August 25, 2026 at 03.30 P.M. (IST) through Video Conferencing/Other Audio Visual Means (VC/OAVM) This intimation is also being made available on the website of the Company at www.ceeta.com. Kindly take the same on record Thanking you. Yours Faithfully, For Ceeta Industries Limited Smally Agarwal Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Enclosed : As stated Registered Office & Works: Plot No.34-38, KIADB Industrial Corporate Office: No.34, 2nd Floor, Gold Coin Building 1, Area, Sathyamangala, Tumkur - 572 104, Karnataka, India. Meanee Avenue Road, Ulsoor, Bangalore - 560 042, Karnataka, Tel : 91 0816 2970238 E-mail accounts@ceeta.com India. Tel : 91 080 4851 1585, E-mail: anubhav@ceeta.com news bl BENGALURU 15 businessline. SATURDAY-AUGUST1-2026 QUICKLY. Delhi airport registers highest SC to allow archive-only access to users to post livestreamed proceedings online Rajaraman gets extension passenger traffic in June as IFSCA chief till Oct 2028 clients to come forward with Krishnadas Rajagopal suggestions in framing the New Delhi protocol. The CJI said the ex- FOOTFALL DROP. ercise was not adversarial in Hyderabad and Chennai havesteepest declines of 12.9% and 12.7% The Supreme Court on Fri- nature. Digital platforms, day said it intends to lay Meta and WhatsApp, have remained the second and down a protocol by which also joined in, and agreed to T E Raja Simhan third busiest domestic air- online users who want to pitch in with suggestions. Chennai ports, although both re- post or circulate State High Courts have filed gistered declines compared livestreamed judicial pro- their affidavits along with Ahmedabad: The Centre has Delhi was the only airport with June 2025. ceedings in the apex court Bar bodies from across the extended the tenure of K among India’s five busiest Hyderabad and Chennai and State High Courts can country. Rajaraman as Chairperson of aviation hubs to register also reported lower do- only access the audio-visual The July 24 order, which the International Financial growth in passenger traffic in mestic passenger volumes, content through the courts’ came in a petition filed by Services Centres Authority June, while Mumbai, contributing to their overall archives. Harshita Grover, had prohib- beyond July 31, to continue at Bengaluru, Hyderabad and double-digit decline in total Chief Justice of India court proceedings on digital ited the extraction, modifica- the helm of India’s unified Chennai all recorded y-o-y traffic, says the data. Surya Kant said livestreamed platforms, the activists said tion, dissemination, posting, financial services regulator till decline, according to data re- J Krishnan, an expert in visuals of court proceedings that open access to justice reposting, uploading, re- he attains the age of 65 years in leased by the Airports Au- aviation, said the uncertain- cannot be subject to “mis- ensured that the judicial pro- cording, or monetisation of October 2028 or until further thority of India (AAI). ties prevailing in West Asia use” or “commercial exploit- cess remained answerable to audio-video recordings of ju- orders, whichever is earlier. Hyderabad and Chennai have severely impacted pas- ation” while responding to the public and guards against dicial proceedings on any so- OUR BUREAU recorded the steepest de- senger travel both as work- an application filed by two arbitrariness. cial media or digital platform clines of 12.9 per cent and from the corresponding while Bengaluru posted a force and tourist. activists, Anjali Bhardwaj Bhushan said the July 24 without prior permission of 12.7 per cent respectively. month last year, indicating comparatively modest fall. Non-stop services to des- and Amrita Johri, seeking a order ought to be modified to the Secretary General of the SC upholds NCLAT’s Delhi airport handled that the slowdown was re- Hyderabad and Chennai tinations like Amsterdam, modification of a July 24 in- direct the preservation of Supreme Court and Regis- ₹301 cr relief for Grasim 65.79 lakh passengers during flected across the country’s witnessed the steepest con- Paris, San Francisco and terim order barring the cir- livestreamed content in trar General of the State the month, a 6.8 per cent in- aviation sector, though with tractions in international Tokyo goes well with culation of livestreamed pro- courts’ archives so that users High Courts. crease over 61.63 lakh in significant variations among passenger traffic, mirroring Bengaluru when compared ceedings on social media and could access the authorised New Delhi:The Supreme Court June 2025, further widening individual airports. the weakness seen in their with Chennai and Hydera- digital platforms. version from this source. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE on Friday upheld an NCLAT its lead as the country’s overall passenger volumes bad. For Central Asian des- The applicants, represen- “That is precisely the pro- The apex court had order that set aside a ₹301.6 busiest airport. OVERSEAS TRAFFIC during the month. tinations, Delhi and Mumbai ted by advocates Prashant tocol we want to lay down... reasoned that the unregu- crore penalty imposed on Mumbai retained its posi- Among the country’s five Domestic passenger are preferred airports, he Bhushan and Cheryl Dsouza, We only want to prevent the lated circulation of Grasim Industries by the tion as the second-busiest busiest airports, Delhi re- traffic presented a relatively said. said the July 24 order misuse (of the livestreamed livestreamed court proceed- Competition Commission of e India and directed the fair airport followed by mained the dominant inter- mixed picture. Delhi again Vinod Kumar, Manager amounted to a reversal of the content),” commented Chief ings made judges, advocates, e 4 1 trade regulator to hear the Bengaluru, Hyderabad and national gateway in June led the country with healthy Sales - South India, STIC ‘principle of open justice’ up- Justice Kant. and litigants vulnerable to 4 1 9 7 Aditya Birla Group firm again Chennai, the data showed. 2026, followed by Mumbai, growth, reinforcing its posi- Travel Group, said, interna- held by the apex court itself trolling and reputational 9 7 3 4 over its alleged dominance in Indian airports handled the second-largest interna- tion as India’s busiest air- tional travel from India is in a plethora of judgments. COURT PERMISSION harm while eroding public 3 4 3.34 crore passengers in tional hub which recorded a port. showing clear signs of recov- Objecting to a complete The court allowed the applic- confidence in the judicial the viscose staple fibre market. June, down by 2 per cent decline in overseas traffic, Mumbai and Bengaluru ery. ban on dissemination of ation and asked Bhushan’s system. A bench comprising Justices J B Pardiwala and K Vinod Chandran dismissed the CCI’s appeal challenging the May 5 NCLAT order. PTI Parliament gets its own street play as Pappu Yadav turns ‘sadhu’ Aptus Value Housing Fin Q1 net up 19% at ₹261 cr The costume earned him leged irregularities in into the box. Our Bureau a rebuke [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]