Please find enclosed herewith the newspaper publication of the Unaudited (Consolidated and Standalone) Financial Results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026.

PRITISH NANDYv COMMUNICATIONS August 4, 2026 The General Manager The Manager Department of Corporate Services Listing Department Bombay Stock Exchange Limited National Stock Exchange Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Exchange Plaza, C-1, Block G Dalal Street Bandra Kurla Complex Mumbai 400001 Bandra (East), Mumbai 400051 Scrip Code - 532387 Scrip Code - PNC Sub: Newspaper Publication of Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter ended 30th June, 2026 under Regulation 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 Dear Sir/Madam, Pursuant to Regulation 47(1)(b) of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed the copy of newspaper publication of the Unaudited financial results of the Company for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The advertisements were published in Business Standard and Mumbai Lakshdeep on August 04, 2026. This is for your information and records. Thanking you, \Ww/*f Priyanka Shah ] Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Membership No. A40042 Encl: As abi;ve ISH NANDY COMMUNICATIONS LTD CIN L22120MH1993PLC074214 POINT MUMBAI 400021 INDIA CALL 9122 42130000 VISIT WWW.PRITISHNANDYCOM.COM 16 ECONOMY & PUBLIC AFFAIRS MUMBAI | TUESDAY, 4AuGUsT2026 Business Standard ‘Extract after extractin hasadirectbearing on our economic policy. Submission tothe USis a matter ofgreat national shame. Indiashould have playedan important role in bring- Manmohan’s 1991 speech ingthe West Asian conflicttoanend. Instead, wehave surrenderedto theUS even here. According to experts India appears to have lost the artificial intelli- wasf rom my mini-Budget’ gence (AD racealready. Oureconomy has an automatic momentum, even if wewerenottodo anything it would grow at 5 per cent, and ifyouwanttogo beyond that, you need government policiesto have an impact. 4 @%jyea rs of was alandmark step. In 1991, since there emoluments ofthose in jobsincrease. was acrisis it paved the way for reforms, Therefore, we decidetdo build national Are more reforms needed? otherwise it'svery difficult. highways, invested in building railway ® Yes.Itisn'tthatwe havedoneit today jberalisati In1998, the situation was different, bridgesand new railway tracks, and andweare set for the next 20years, andatthat time it was more difficultto portsW.e gave preference to infrastruc- because the situation, both domestic as take the reform process forward because ture demand, whichincreasedjobs, put wellas global, keeps changingand you the crisis was not on people’s minds. We money inpeople’s pockets and have toadjust keepingin mind the were concerned about the fiscal deficit increased consumer demand. Wecriti- developing situation and assess how the and controlling it. If we reduced the ferti- cised the UPA because they took lots of situation is going todevelop in the liser subsidy, prices would increase and steps that got people money in their future. That should inform your policy- similarly for petrol. Vijay Kelkar wasthe pockets and increased consumer ‘making, and the Budgetis adocument finance secretary when I presenttehde demand, butinvestments remained inwhich several interests need tobe » FROM PAGE1 1998-99 Budget, and he suggested that T weak. For example, the National Rural accommodated so that it becomes a big shouldn’tdo itinthe Budget, otherwise it Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) policy documenteveryyear. In1991, you spoke about the need would be judgedsolely on that. I followed hadlots of weaknesses. Today’s reforms will be different for reforms. Evennow, 35 years later, his advice and we raised petroleum One reform thatwe did duringthe from what we sawin 1991. In the five the government is speakingabout prices before the Budget. (A Gulf sur- ABVajpayee government, which has Budgets thatI presented until 2002, reforms. Many of the things that charge of 25 per cent on domestic prices largely gone unnoticed, isthe housing there was hardly any sector of the econ- you identified in your speechare of petroleum products, was introduced revolution. Themultiplier effectof the omy that1 did not give a reformist push. still relevant. So, what is wrong? from October 15,1990.) housingsector is bigger than infrastruc- When a prominentjournalist asked me What s standing in India’s way? ture development. In 1998, I ensured what Iconsidertehde most important = The year 1991 was acrisis year, so Rao Coming backto the that the income tax exemp- reform, Itold him that it was the Kisan and Singh were able to get away with all present. What is GIN THE FIVEBUDGETS tion on housingloawnass Credit Card. He thought Iwould talkof the reforms thatan economist could yoursense of the THAT | PRESENTED increased from315,000 to the stockmarket, foreign investment, or have dreamt of. Setaside all thecrisis investmentscenario? UNTIL2002, THEREWAS ~ ¥15lakh, alongwith repeal- somethingelse. ButIdo regard the Kisan years, and my personal experience = Investmentiscycli- HARDLY ANY SECTOR ingthe Urban Land Ceiling Credit Cardas a major reformas faras suggests thatif you dareto goalittle cal,and whether OF THEECONOMY THAT RegulatiAoctn. W e coordi- financing of agriculture is concerned. further, let’s say you take three steps industryis usingits IDIDNOTGIVEA nated it with the National ‘There ismore need for reform when forward, then thereisa lot of pressure fullinstalled capacity REFORMIST PUSH Y Housing Bank, and made it there s no crisis. Opposition to reform is onyouand then youtake onestep or not depends on —_—— easyforpeyopole uto ntagke greater whenthere isno crisis. backwardso two stepssurvive in that. demand andpurchas- JiSentsinha aloan tocither buyan apart- ingpower. Sequencing —e eT ‘mentorbuild ahouse. It had Yashwant Sinha, then union finance minister, before presenting the During yourstints asthe FM in the Was that your experience of demand is whatwe ahuge salutaryeffectand interim Budget on March 4, 1991 FILE PHOTO: REUTERS Chandra Shekharand Vajpayee-led between 1998 and 20022 need tolook at. If demand increases, generated demand. Itwasasilent hous- governments, how oftenwould you » Absolutely, after every Budgetitwas industrywill raise its production to 80 ing revolution, but because itwas silent Agriculture hasits own momentum, that hoveredaround 32 per cent of the GDP, consult experts and stakeholders? the same experience. Why did they start per cent, 85 per cent, 100 per cent, then nobody noticed . continues, but industrial and services which can support agrowthrate of only u Ibelieveifapersonin thegovernment calling me a rollback minister? Because I the same capacity can also be used to Ithink there is aneed tochangeour progressdepend on demand, that is why 6.5to7 percent. This isa far cry fromthe isopen minded, especiallythe PM, it wasundersuch tremendous pressure 110-120 per cent, beyond that there Budgetcycle. Theworkseason in India every finance minister should seriously 8 per cent needed to make Indiaa devel- helpsimmensely ifheis willintgo from allies and from my party. They needs to befresh investment. You have starts in October, after the rains, this is think aboutwaysto spur demand and oped economy by 2047. receiveadvice fromall quarters. For ‘would tell me that what Iwas doing to take thesluggish demand from below whyBudgetcyclesshould be from whatkind of demand. What the National ‘The crisis in the Indian economy example, as finance minister (EM), ‘would aftfheier vcotest... BJP members 100 per cent to 100 per centand more Julyto June to be consistent with our Advisory Council, led by Sonia Gandhi, started last year; it is not because of the during pre-Budget consultations, I usedtogetveryangry. before the industry will start investing. did during the UPA government through ‘war in West Asia, which began on Febru- added three-fournew groups, including climatic conditions. The monsoon There are two-three issuesin the One has to be patient, since industry session of Parliament [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]