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Thanking you For Campus Activewear Limited Archana Maini General Counsel & Company Secretary Membership No. A16092 Encl: As above 2\ CAMPUS moveyourway 2\ CAMPUS moveyoulrway J\ CAMPUS move yOur way WWW.FINANCIALEXPRESS.COM FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2026 ECONOMY 13 NFRA revises cross-border Set annual targets to expand RS okays excess expenditure of financial reporting norms insurance reach: House panel I54K crin FY23 THE RAJYA SABHA on Thurs- day cleared the Appropriation MANU KAUSHIK (IASB) in November 2025 after (No.3)Bill,2026,authorisitnhge New Delhi, August 6 it identified a gap in global FE BUREAU business to enable focused pol- withdrawal of funds from the accounting standards. Experts New Delhi, August 6 PUSH T e-y g icyinterventions. Consolidated Fund of India to TO PLUG A gap inaccounting said thechangeswill ensurethat The panel stressed that cover excess expenditure of rules for companies with over- domestic firms maintain con- THE DEPARTMENOTF Finan- Insurance penetration in insurance penetration should around 54,067 crore incurred seas operations, the National sistency in financial reporting cial Services(DFS)and the Insur- notbe measured only through oncertainservices during FY23. Financial Reporting Authority acrossjurisdictionswhere infla- India remains at 3.7% of = ance Regulatory and Develop- premium-to-GDP ratios but Replying to a debate on the (NFRA)hasapproveda proposal - AT tionlevels differ significantly. GDP, compared with the ment Authority of India (Irdai) global average of 7% also by“the extent of meaning- Bill, Finance Minister Nirmala to amend Indian Accounting STANDARDS The decision was taken at should set specific,time-bound ful financial protection avail- Sitharaman said one excess Standard (IndAS) 21 inlinewith NFRA’s 24th meeting held last targets to increase insurance Insurance density stands able to households, farmers, demand arises from a particular the latest changes issued by the month wherein the regulator The amendments will penetration, a parliamentary at $95 per capita against workers, small businesses and court order that was on the rail- International Accounting Stan- recommended the changes to benefit multinational committee has recommended, the global average of $889 vulnerable sections of society.” way ministry for¥196.44 crore. dards Board (IASB). the central government for companies, particularly citingIndia’slowinsurance pen- It observed that non-life insur- The second demand pertains to The changes were proposed notification with the revised Indian firms with etration of 3.7% of the GDP, ance penetration at 1% of GDP a larger amount of 353,871 by the Institute of Chartered standard becoming effective overseas subsidiaries nearly half the global average. become the 6th largest by specific, time-bound targets remains far below the global crore for repayment of debt. Accountants of India (ICAI) to for financial reporting periods The Committee on Public 2032, insurance penetration for increasing both life and average of 4.2%. On taxation, “Thesetwoaccountswereapart address accounting issues aris- Decision was taken at beginning April 2027. Besides Undertakings, chaired by BJP remains at 3.7% of the GDP, non-life penetration, with the committee recommended of what the Public Accounts ing when financial statements NFRA meet last month this,the NFRA endorsed editor- MP Baijayant Jay Panda,noted compared with the global aver- annual milestones published thatthe GST Council examine Committee in its 39th report are translated from a stable ialamendments to Ind AS101, in its report that although age of 7%. Insurance density transparently so that progress the issue on priority, keeping presented to the Lok Sabha this (non-hyperinflationary) cur- Ind AS 1 and Ind AS 28, which India has become the 10th stands at $95 per capita canbetracked,”it said.Itadded in view the objectives of year in April,” she said. The Bill rency into a hyperinflationary with overseas subsidiaries,and ICAI said arise from periodic largest insurance market glob- against the global average of these targets should be disag- affordability, financial inclu- was returned to the Lok Sabha currency. The amendments are mirror changes issued by the reviews of accounting stan- ally with premium volume of $889.“The committee recom- gregated by geography,demo- sion and the objective of after the members’ approval aimedat multinational compa- London-based International dards undertaken by both the $136 billion and is projected to mends that DFS and Irdai set graphic segment and line of “insurance forallby 20477 through avoicevote. —PTI nies, particularly Indian firms Accounting Standards Board TASB and the institute. Lok Sabha passes Bill on tax holidays FE BUREAU New Delhi, August 6 THE LOK SABHA on Thursday passed the Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026, which proposes a slew of tax concessionsaimedatattracting foreign investment,supporting domestic manufacturing, and making India a more pre- dictable place for global capital. The Bill, which amends the ~ P .. i SUSTAINABLE Income Tax Act, 2025, offers FM Nirmala Sitharaman extended tax holidays for con- moved the Bill in the Lok tract manufacturers and ware- Sabha for its passage PTI houses of electronic goods. It GROWTH eases conditions for foreign fir- tres ought toenable investors to msto operate data centres from commit long term capital into India, and for India-domiciled these sectors,” said Sumit Sing- foreign funds to avail tax exem- hania, partner, Deloitte India. ptionontheirglobal income. The Bill simplifies the Introduced in the Lok Sabha process for foreign companiesto MOVE YOUR WAY onTuesday, theBillalsoamends run datacentresin India,allow- the Payment and Settlement ingIndiandata centrestoberun Systems Act, 2007, paving the on a leased basis rather than way forthelevy of merchant dis- only under direct ownership. count rate (MDR) on UPI and While foreign cloud companies RuPay debit card transactions. using Indian data centres were “Extended tax holiday already promised a tax exemp- period for electronic goods tionuntil2047,thenewamend- manufacturers and relaxed eli- ment removes the need forgov- gibility conditions for data cen- ernment approval. Over 180 crspent scheme till July 12 this year, on PM’s foreign the government informed Parliament on Thursday. visits in 2025 The scheme was launched MORETHANR180 crore was onJune 1,2020with the incurred on Prime Minister objective of facilitating STATEMENT OF UNAUDITED FINANCIAL RES FOR THE QUARTER ENDED 30 JUNE 2026 Narendra Modi’s visit to 23 collateral-free termloans countries, including the US, for streetvendors.—PTI the UK, France, China and Telcos fined 1.9 cr (Allamounts are in INR crores except per share data or as otherwise stated) Japan,in 2025, according to for flouting service For the quarter ended = For the quarter ended = For the quarter ended For the year ended data shared by the govern- ment.The figure for2026 so quality [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]