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August 10, 2026 To, To, BSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Limited PhirozeJeejeebhoy Towers, Exchange Plaza, Dalal Street, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai- 400 001. Mumbai- 400 051. Scrip Code: 526729 Scrip Code: GOLDIAM EQ Dear Sir/Madam, Sub: Intimation regarding Voluntary Publication of Financial Results in Economic Times – All Editions Pursuant to the applicable provisions of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we wish to inform you that the Company has voluntarily published its Financial Results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, in the Economic Times – All Editions, in today’s edition i.e. August 10, 2026. The publication has been made voluntarily for wider dissemination of the Company’s financial performance among investors and stakeholders. A copy of the newspaper publication is enclosed herewith for your information and records. Yours faithfully, For Goldiam International Limited Pankaj Parkhiya Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Encl.:- As above Registered Office Gems & Jewellery Complex, Santacruz Electronics Export Processing Zone, Andheri (East), Mumbai-400096. India Phones: (022) 28291893/28290396/28292397 Fax : (022) 28292885 Email:- investorrelations@goldiam.com Website: www.goldiam.com SMART INVESTING Unique Tech, Robust Growth Make Molbio Worth Greed Hope Fear a Screening Hope Beating Volatility WWW.ETMARKETS.COM Panic MUMBAI, MONDAY, 10AUGUST2026 JULY 16-31 TRADESOverseas investors cautiously broaden their buying beyond AS PVT BANKS, SMALLER LENDERS TEMPER EXPOSURE ALL METRICS ALIGN frontline stocks, with consumer durables and healthcare among the beneficiaries Large Microfins Plan Europe’s Hot FPIs Warm Up to IT, Turn Net Stock Markets to Step Up Their Game Catch Global Buyers for First Time in 2026 in a Cautious Market Investors’ Eye Bloomberg Stronger Outlook Europe’s stock market is firing on Kairavi Lukka Capital Currents all cylinders and drawing in mo- (Fig in `cr) ney managers, who say this rally Mumbai:Overseas investors tur- NOW (%) EEAARRLLIIEERR ((%%)) Sector July 16-31 July 1-15 July, 2026 May - Jan will be more durable than just ned buyers in India’s beaten- Muthoot 20 12-15 another short-term trade. down information technology NET INFLOW Microfi n gW roh we tt hh e sr nit t’ is e ea nr tn si un rg vs e, ye sc o on o fum ni dc s ``h 3,a 2r 9e 8s ci rn rJ eu il ny, tw hi et h ei cn of nlo dw s ao lf C Ho en as ltu hm cae rr Durables 4 3, ,9 65 58 2 4, ,3 18 04 7 7, ,3 74 52 1-6 7, ,0 87 77 S Na et ti wn oC rr keditcare 20-25 15-20 f al ro dw ss h, m owa r ak met a m joe rt sr hic is ft a ic sr uo nss d t eh re w b ao y- —an d th `` e3 , f3 i5 r8 s tc r no er te b d uu yr ii nn gg it nh e t hm eo sn et ch - Information Technology 3,298 60 3,358 -26,781 CreditAccess 20-25 20-25 Consumer Services 2,840 7,361 10,201 -21,591 Grameen in European stocks. The price ac- tor this year. Consumer durables tion reflects that. The Stoxx Europe drew ``4,958 crore and healthcare Automobiles & Auto Comp 2,372 -6,936 -4,564 -20,517 Fusion 20-25 20-25 600 Index gained every day last we- ``3,654 crore from foreign portfo- NET OUTFLOW Finance ek in its longest streak since June. lio investors in the July 16–31 pe- Capital Goods -3,618 -2,657 -6,275 25,182 “There is definite excitement riod, amid early signs of their re- Telecommunication -3,271 -2,454 -5,725 -17,076 about Europe,” said Helen Jewell, newed appetite for Indian stocks. ople aware of the matter said. international chief investment FPIs turned net buyers of equiti- Financial Services -2,669 1,975 -694 -1,14,826 Atmadip Ray Muthoot has raised its advance officer for fundamental equities es worth ``4,640 crore in the se- Construction -1,602 403 -1,199 -6,484 growth guidance to 20% from an at BlackRock. “The region’s resili- cond half of July, adding to Power -1,596 -1,267 -2,863 7,285 Kolkata: Large microfinance earlier projection of 12-15%, whi- ence has surprised the market and ``15,560 crore in the first fortnight, companies have drawn up plans le Satin has revised its guidance TOTAL 4,640 15,560 20,200 -2,24,936 demand remains a lot firmer than according to NSDL data. July was to grow faster this year, raising to 20-25% from 15-20%. The count- had been expected.” only the second month of net in- Source: NSDL their earlier projections as cau- ry’s largest NBFC-MFI, CreditAc- For a long time, one of the big flows since February. tious lending by private banks cess Grameen, is also targeting draws of European stocks was “It seems like money is slowly FPIs also remained net buyers in vices and healthcare for three tactical trades. “The current sel- and smaller lenders creates more 20-25% growth. that they were extremely cheap moving into broad markets from consumer services, automobiles & consecutive fortnights. ling of financial services and buy- space for them. “The smaller MFIs are shrinking compared with the US. But with the index heavyweights,” said auto components, construction ma- FPIs, however, sold shares worth ing into IT could be reflecting a Publicly listed Muthoot Micro- in the absence of liberal bank fun- Europe Inc. reporting its best ear- Pankaj Pandey, head of funda- terials and chemicals, with purcha- between ``1,056 crore and ``3,618 short-term trade. There is signifi- fin and Satin Creditcare Network- ding, which is an essential raw ma- nings growth in four years at 17%, mental research at ICICI Direct, ses ranging between ``532 crore and crore in metals & mining, power, cant uncertainty about medium- —the third- and fourth-largest terial. This gap can be filled by lar- and the strongest economic mo- pointing to Nifty hovering around ``2,840 crore in the July 16–31 period. construction, financial services, term revenues and profits of IT players by assets under manage- ger, well-capitalised firms,” Mut- 24,000 while midcap and smallcap “Domestic demand remains telecom and capital goods. Selling companies, while financial servi- ment—have both raised their hoot Microfin chief executive offi- indices scaled fresh highs. The the clearest theme based on the in financial services came after ces show clearer growth visibility.” growth projections by around 500 cer Sadaf Sayeed said. Nifty 50 and Sensex gained nearly latest trend,” said Raj Gaikar, re- two fortnights of buying in June Gaikar said while pressure in IT basis points, as the microfinance Renewed stability in the microfi- 2.1% each in July, while the Nifty search analyst at Samco Securi- and early July. has eased, he would wait a few more market consolidates around large nance sector is also providing com- Midcap 150 and Smallcap 250 rose ties, referring to flows into con- Vikas Gupta, CEO at OmniScien- fortnights before calling a bottom non-banking financial compani- fort to larger MFIs. The sector has 1.6% and 1.1% respectively. sumer durables, consumer ser- ce Capital, said the shift may reflect for these stocks. es-microfinance institutions shown sequential improvement in (NBFC-MFIs). asset quality over the past few qu- “Since banks including small fi- arters after the implementation of NEARLY DOUBLE FROM TWO YEARS AGO Market Cap of Four of Top 10 nance banks are downsizing their stricter lending guardrails. Firms Jumps ``1.43 Lakh cr microfinance portfolio, we are wit- Till December last year, the sec- Purchase of Bad Loans nessing a higher demand,” Satin tor’s gross portfolio continued to Creditcare Network chairman HP shrink from the record peak of NEW DELHIThe combined market valua- Singh said. ``4.43 lakh crore at the end of tion of four of the top-10 most valued firms The cumulative microfinance March 2024, as lenders followed a by ARCs Rises 56% in Q1 jumped ``1.43 lakh crore last week, with portfolio of private banks shrank risk-off strategy after overlevera- State Bank of India emerging as the biggest about 12% in the first quarter of ged borrowers defaulted en masse. gainer. Last week, the BSE benchmark Sensex climbed the financial ye [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]