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3M India Limited
5th Floor Marksquare,
61, St Marks Road,
Bengaluru 560001, India
Tel: +91 80 22231414
www.3mindia.in
August 5, 2026
Corporate Relationship Department
BSE Limited
1st Floor, New Trading Ring, Rotunda Building
P.J. Towers, Dalal Street, Fort
Mumbai - 400 001 Scrip Code - 523395
The Secretary
National Stock Exchange of India Limited
Exchange Plaza, Bandra – Kurla Complex
Bandra (E), Mumbai – 400 051 Scrip Code – 3MINDIA
Dear Sir,
Sub: Newspaper Publication.
Ref: Regulation 47 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations &
Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
Please find enclosed copies of newspaper advertisement titled “NOTICE OF 39th ANNUAL
GENERAL MEETING, REMOTE E-VOTING INFORMATION” published in today’s Business Line,
English (All edition) and Prajavani, Kannada (Bangalore edition) informing about the 39th Annual
General Meeting of the Company to be held at 10:30 A.M. IST on Wednesday, August 26, 2026
through Video Conferencing / Other Audio-Visual Means.
Kindly bring this to the notice of the Members of the Stock Exchange.
Thanking you
For 3M India Limited
Pratap Rudra Bhuvanagiri
Company Secretary &
Compliance Officer
Encl: as above
Regd Office: Plot No 48-51
Electronics City, Bangalore 560100
CIN No: L31300KA1987PLC013543
Email: investorhelpdesk.in@mmm.com
bl news
8 BENGALURU
businessline.
WEDNESDAY-AUGUST5-2026
Jet fuel demand in July slipped In a first, wind energy
QUICKLY.
tenders surpass solar
PNB Housing Finance
to its lowest in over two years
profit rises to ₹557 crore
accounted for smaller
Rishi Ranjan Kala
shares. Aditya Pyasi, CEO of
AIR POCKETS. New Delhi IWTMA, told businessline
Airline operations saw moderation, with carriers reducing domestic and global capacity
that the latest renewable en-
Wind power tenders in ergy tender mix reflects an
consumption averaged at panded their operations, the terms of volume surpassed important evolution in In-
Rishi Ranjan Kala around 762,000 tonnes in increase was insufficient to standalone solar power dia’s clean energy journey.
Rohit Vaid Q1FY27 and roughly 763,000 offset the overall decline in tenders in the April-June The focus is gradually shift-
New Delhi tonnes in entire FY26. The scheduled capacity. quarter in FY27 for the first ing from adding renewable
New Delhi:PNB Housing decline in ATF consumption time, which the Indian Wind capacity to delivering reli-
Finance on Tuesday reported a India’s consumption of avi- last month comes against the ADVERSE WEATHER Turbine Manufacturers As- able and dispatchable clean
marginal 4 per cent increase in ation turbine fuel (ATF) fell backdrop of a moderation in The lower number of sched- sociation (IWTMA) asserts power that can meet the
net profit at ₹557 crore for the steeply in July 2026 to its scheduled airline operations, uled flights translated into is an important shift in the growing needs of the grid, he
first quarter ended June. The lowest level in more than with carriers reducing capa- fewer aircraft movements country’s clean energy pro- emphasised.
housing finance firm had two years as monsoon im- city across both domestic and reduced flying hours, curement priorities. “One of the most signific-
earned a net profit of ₹534 pacted air travel and carriers and international markets. both of which directly influ- Besides, wind energy ac- ant trends is that among
crore in the same quarter of cut down on capacity across ence jet fuel consumption. counted for more than one- electricity-generating tech-
the preceding financial year. domestic and international DOMESTIC FLIGHTS Besides, the month wit- third of the total tenders of nologies, wind (power) pro-
The company’s total income operations. According to aviation analyt- FLYING LOW.The reduction in scheduled operations was led nessed operational disrup- the over 9 gigawatt (GW) curement has surpassed
for the quarter grew to ₹2,265 According to the Petro- ics company Cirium, airlines by Air India, which continued to rationalise its network tions at several airports due tenders floated in the June standalone solar in the latest
crore from ₹2,082 crore in the leum Planning & Analysis scheduled 82,437 domestic to adverse weather, resulting quarter. According to quarter. This marks an im-
corresponding quarter of the Cell (PPAC), India’s jet fuel flights in July 2026, down by uled operations was led by mestic services. Among in delays, diversions and can- IWTMA’s wind energy capa- portant shift in procurement
previous fiscal, said PNB usage fell roughly 4 per cent 7,761 flights, or 8.6 per cent, the Air India Group, which other carriers, IndiGo sched- cellations that further af- city tenders dashboard, a priorities, where dependable
Housing Finance. Interest m-o-m and 1.5 per cent y-o-y from 90,198 in July 2025. In- continued to rationalise its uled 1,611 fewer flights, fected aircraft utilisation. total of 9.34 gigawatts (GW) power is becoming as im-
income for the quarter rose to to 699,000 tonnes on a provi- ternational schedules also network during the month. SpiceJet reduced operations Airlines also continued to of renewable energy capacity portant as capacity addi-
₹2,138 crore, compared to sional basis last month. This declined by 6.7 per cent to Air India operated 11,386 do- by 918 flights and Akasa Air optimise fleet deployment was tendered in Q1. tion,” Pyasi noted.
₹1,980 crore a year ago. Net is the lowest since December 35,366 flights, compared mestic flights in July 2026, by 262 flights, compared amid operational constraints At the same time, the in-
interest income also increased 2023. with 37,915 flights in the cor- down by 3,171 flights from a with the corresponding and network rationalisation, DOMINANT SEGMENT creasing emphasis on battery
6 per cent to ₹803 crore in For comparison, India’s responding month last year. year earlier, while Air India month last year. Although contributing to lower overall Of this, battery energy stor- energy storage systems is a
Q1FY27 against ₹760 crore. PTI aviation turbine fuel (ATF) The reduction in sched- Express flew 2,130 fewer do- some regional airlines ex- fuel demand. age system emerged as the positive development. As In-
dominant segment with 3.48 dia moves towards greater
GW capacity tendered, ac- renewable energy integra-
e 4 counting for 37.3 per cent of tion, storage will play a crit- e 4
1 9 LPG consumption rises to 6-month high of 2.37 mt in July the cumulative tendered ca- ical role in enhancing grid 1 9
7 3 pacity across electricity-gen- flexibility and enabling more 7 3
4 erating technologies. reliable delivery of clean 4
This was followed by wind power, he added.
cent m-o-m. However, the The consumption of On an annual basis, the con- with 2.35 GW capacity ac- “Together, wind and stor-
Rishi Ranjan Kala
usage was lower by 16 per transport fuels such as diesel sumption rose by 9 per cent counting for a 25.2 per cent age will be pivotal in building
New Delhi
cent on an annual basis. and aviation turbine fuel last month. Jet fuel usage fell share. Solar took the third aresilient, clean energy eco-
This is the third consecut- (ATF) declined in July due to by roughly 4 per cent m-o-m spot with 1.34 GW tendered system. As India’s clean en-
The gradual waning of the in- ive month to record an up- monsoon impacting indus- and 1.5 per cent y-o-y to capacity (14.4 per cent ergy transition gathers pace,
tensity of the conflict in tick in LPG consumption as trial activity and mobility. 6,99,000 tonnes last month. share) and firm & dispatch- sustained policy support,
West Asia, coupled with the India bulked up on cargoes Historically, usage of trans- This is the lowest since able RE (FDRE) with 1.20 timely tender issuance and
government removing re- from the US and more sup- port fuels fell during the December 2023. GW of tenders floated and faster project execution will
strictions on supply of lique- plies came out of the Middle rainy season. In March, diesel consump- accounting for 12.8 per cent
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