Submission of Newspaper Advertisement for the 36th Annual General Meeting of the Company which will be held on 11th day of September, 2026 at 12: 30 P.M through VC/OAVM.

/////’{R yF TONI NDUSTRIES LIMITED Head Office : 410, Vardaan Building 25 A, Camac Street, Kolkata - 700016, India Phone : +913322871366 / 1367 E-mail : krypton@kryptongroup.com Website : www.kryptongroup.com CIN : L25199WB1990PLC048781 Date: 19.08.2026 ‘ The Bombay Stock Exchange Limited | The Calcutta Stock Exchange Limited | ; Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers | Department of Corporate Services 7, | Dalal Street, Mumbai-400 001 | Lyons Range Kolkata-100 001 ScCordei 52p35t50 Sqri t Eqde: 021025 Dear Sir/Madam, Sub:- Submission of Newspaper Advertisement for the 36%" Annual General Meeting of the Company Scrip Code: 523550 ISIN: INES51B01014 We hereby inform you that the 36th Annual General Meeting (“AGM”) of Krypton Industries Limited (“the Company”) is scheduled to be held on Friday, 11th September 2026 at 12:30 P.M. through Video Conferencing (“VC”)/Other Audio-Visual Means (“OAVM”), in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 and the rules made thereunder and the applicable provisions of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 (“SEBI LODR Regulations”). In compliance with the applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 2013, the rules made thereunder and the SEBI LODR Regulations, the Company has published the requisite newspaper advertisement relating to the 36th AGM, including details regarding the dispatch of the Notice of AGM, availability of the Notice on the Company's website, remote e-voting facility and other relevant information for the members. The said advertisement has been published in the following newspapers: 1. Business Standard (English) 2. Duranta Barta (Bengali) We are enclosing herewith copies of the aforesaid newspaper advertisements for your information, record and dissemination on the Stock Exchange platform. Regd. Office : Banganagar, Diamond Harbour Road. Faita, Fatehpur (South 24 Parganas), West Bengal - 743 513, India WR yl TON INDUSTRIES LIMITED Head Office : 410, Vardaan Building 25 A, Camac Street, Kolkata - 700016, India Phone : +913322871366 / 1367 E-mail : krypton@kryptongroup.com Website : www.kryptongroup.com CIN : L25199WRB1930PLC048791 You are requested to kindly take the same on record. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, For Krypton Industries Limited Digitally signed by PRIYA PRIYA AGARWAL Date: 2026.08.19 AGARWAL 12:23:05 +05'30" Priya Agarwal Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Membership No.: A61724 Encl.: As above Regd. Office : Banganagar, Diamond Harbour Road. Falta, Fatehpur (South 24 Parganas), West Bengal - 743 513, India 20 THE SMART INVESTOR Business Standard KOLKATA | WEDNESDAY, 19 AUGUST 2026 Volume growth set to sal in the FII trend could benefit midcap and smallcap universe are largecaps,” says Tiwari. less comfortable than they were a Largecapfundsare notwithout ‘year or two ago,”says Mehta. power Ashok Leyland 79, risks, however. “They remain YOUR exposed to global factors such as Allocateaccortdoirnisgk crudeoil pricesand overseasinter- Recent performance or inflows should not guide an investor’s MONEY est-rate movements, which can affect market sentiment quickly,” ‘market-cap mix. “Alignallocation Pricing, mix, and cost control to help margin recovery says Jiral Mchta, senior manager, with risk appetite, investment research, FundsIndia. horizon, and portfolio objec- Risk appetite should decide tives,” says Lahoti. RAM PRASAD SAHU Midcap andsmallcap inflows Allocationshould dependonan Mumb18a Auigu,st Recent returns have been a major investor’s circumstances. “Broadly, mcap fund allocation driver. “Investors also perceive a conservative equity investor can The 202627 (FY27) first-quarter that the domestic capital expendi- keep at least 70-75 per cent of the (April-June/Q1) results ofA shokLey- ture and manufacturing cycle equity portfolio in largecaps. A land were a mixed bag. While rev- HIMALI PATEL affected by weak US demand and continues to benefit these seg- moderate investor can consider enue growbrtoadhly iwnlianewsith fears of disruption from artificial ments,” says Lahoti. around 50-55 per cent in largecaps, estimates, operating performance Largecap funds saw outflows of intelligence,”says Abhishek Tiwari, Systematic investment plan (SIP) 30-35per cent in midcaps and 10-15 wasimpactedby higher rawmaterial 31,3217 crore in July 2026, while chiefexecutive officer (CEO), PGIM inflows touched a four-month high per centin smallcaps. Anaggressive prices. However, thetruckmakerwas midcap funds attracted ¥6,192.3 India Asset Management. of 31961 crorein July. “Asignificant investorwitha genuinely long hor- able to partially offset the sharply croreand smallcap funds 37,767.5 share of this money goes into izon may allocate around 35-40 per higher raw material costs through a crore, according to data from the Outlook improving midcap and smallcap funds,” says centeachtolargecapsand midcaps combination of price hikes, favour- Association of Mutual Funds in Expertsbelieve that the outlook for Mehta. Midcap and smallcap funds and 20-25 per cent to smallcaps,” able mix, and cost control. India (Amfi). The contrasting largecapfunds hasimproved, with have demonstrated strong wealth- says Nitin Agrawal, CEO, mutual The firm expects volume growth flows reflect investors’ growing earnings visibility becoming creation potential. “Earnings funds, InCred Money. The alloca- to remain robust in the near term, preference for segmentthast have better. “Valuations in areas such recovery, domestic flows, reform tion for an aggressive investor is while margins should recover from Racing past delivered stronger recentreturns. as large private banks remain rea- momentum and rate cuts can con- suitable only for someone who can the third quarter (October- theindex sonable relative to their growth tinue to support these segments,” withstand a 30-40 per cent draw- D ste oc ce k,m b ce urr r/ eQ nt3 l) y ao tf 1 F 7Y 62 ,7 h. aW sh gi ale i nt eh 1de 6 — PshokLeyiand Base=100 ‘ OW nh ey rl ea ar sg oe nc a fp os r ps ra ow f io tu -t bf ol oo kw ins g in tp ur ro ns ep dec t ns e,” t bs ua yys e rL sa iho nt Ji “. Au rleF vyI eI .rs - s ca hy es a pT .i w “a Vr ai l. uB au tt i ov na sl u ia nt i pao rn ts s a r oe f n to ht e down,adds Agrawal. per centover the past three months, — BSE100 largecap funds was performance. Don’tabandon largecaps the strong outlookshould help sup- “Investors rotated towards mid- Mid and smallcap funds have Largecap funds hold more estab- portthe stock priceinthe nearterm. caps and smallcaps, where earn- lished companiesand henceprovide Profitability was impacted Sources: ings growth and recent returns outperformed largecaps stability during sharp corrections. Bloomberg, BSE May 29,26 Aug 18,26 during the quarter, with operating have been stronger,” says Bharat Fund category ®L argecap * Midcap ® Smallcap (Return %) “Completely exiting them can profit margins falling by 100 basis Lahoti, president& cohead, factor 7.8 0 increase concentration risk and ‘points (bps)year-on-year (Y-0-Y) to cial vehicle (CV) playercame in at 10 truck fleet agerema1i0n yseaarst. investing, Edelweiss Mutual Fund. reduce portfolio stability,” says 1,..9 Lolies 10.1 per cent, with the sequential per cent Y-0-Y, led by a similar Analyst Sanchit Karekar of Axis Foreign institutional investors Shweta Rajani, head — mutual decline much sharper at 450 bps. quantum of volume growth. Securities points out that premiu- (FIIs) sold mainly largecap stocks funds, Anand Rathi Wealth. ‘While the decline in margins was on Blended realisations, however, were ‘misation, pricing, costoptimisation, over the previous few quarters, Market leadership changes account of commodity inflation, flat on a Y-0-Y basis and fell 3 per exports, defence, andelectric vehicle which weighed on sentiment across cycles. “Investors who exit higher staff costs, and other cent sequentially. The company (Switch Mobility and OHM Mobility) towards this category. TheNift5y0 largecaps after a pe [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]