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Intimation of Newspaper for public advertisement of merger under Regulation 47 of the SEBI (LODR) Regulation 2015

Scan Projects Ltd · 531797

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Scan Projects Ltd has announced the publication of a newspaper advertisement for a merger under Regulation 47 of the SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015.

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SCAN SCAN PROJECTS LIMITED Regd. Office: Vill Kanjnu, Tehsil Radaur, Yamuna Nagar-135133 (Haryana) Phone : 99920-86066 E-mail : scanhry@scanprojects.in CIN : L29253HR1992PLC031576 Website : www.scanprojects.in REF: - SCAN/BSE/COM/027/2026-27 Date: 21st August 2026 BSE Limited, Floor 25, P.J. Towers, Dalal Street, Mumbai - 400001. Scrip Code: 531797, Scrip Id: SCANPRO Furnishing of Information as per SEBI (Listing obligation and disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 Subject: Intimation of Newspaper for public advertisement of merger under Regulation 47 of the SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015. Dear Sir/Madam, Pursuant to Regulation 30 and Regulation 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed herewith copies of the newspaper advertisement for public advertisement for second motion application for raising opposition / objection if any. The said notice have been published today, August 20, 2026, in the following newspapers: 1. The Savera Times (English Edition) 2. Dainik Savera Times (Hindi Edition) Kindly take the same on your record. Thanking you, This is for your record and intimation please. Thanking you. For SCAN PROJECTS LTD Company Secretary cum Compliance Officer (SATISH KUMAR) ACS-24275 Place: Yamuna Nagar WORKS AT: SCAN PROJECTS LIMITED NATION Ambala, Thursday, 20 August 2026 www.thesaveratimes.com T’gana redeploys police to meet new challenges HYDERABAD: With the Maoist problem The redeployed personnel comprise Department is rationalising its work- Assistant Sub-Inspectors, 84 Head Con- force and, as part of the restructuring stables and 388 Constables. exercise, redeploying personnel from The Telangana Police Academy con- specialised units to meet the changing ducted an 11-day specialised training nature of crime and public safety chal- programme to familiarise the personnel lenges. with the functions and responsibilities of Director-General of Police C.V. their new departments. “The objective Anand said on Wednesday that 513 per- is to make the best use of the available sonnel from specialised units, including police manpower in areas that directly being redeployed to eight departments Anand said. based on operational requirements. Recounting the evolution of polic- Speaking at the Telangana Police ing in Telangana, he said the State had Academy, the police chief said the witnessed intense Left-Wing Extremist nature of policing had changed sig- activity during the 1980s and 1990s. The nificantly over the decades. While need for a specialised force led to the Left-Wing Extremism and terrorism establishment of a dedicated unit under 1990s and 2000s, the police are now into the Greyhounds. increasingly required to deal with drug He said Greyhounds, SIB and other road safety and food adulteration. activity declined substantially after Explaining the redeployment, Anand 2017, although it continued in neigh- said the largest allocation of 224 per- bouring states such as Chhattisgarh, sonnel has been made to the Traffic Odisha and Jharkhand. Management and Road Safety wing, The DGP also recalled the 2007 ter- followed by 80 to Food Adulteration rorist attacks in Hyderabad, including and Drug Control and 79 to Vigilance the incidents at Lumbini Park and the and Enforcement. Another 28 person- Charminar area, which led to the devel- nel will be posted to Civil Supplies, 27 opment of OCTOPUS as a specialised to the Anti-Corruption Bureau, Crime Anand said the growing availability Investigation Department and Cyber and use of drugs among young people Security Bureau. was a serious concern. Russia eyes rail link to India to avoid maritime chokepoints NEW DELHI: Russia is keen on explor- oil imports during July this year as it was ing a strategic overland rail link to available at a reasonable price even as connect it with the Indian Ocean and prices in the global market soared due freight transport and bypass vulnerable Russia’s proposal for a direct rail maritime choke points like the Strait of link to India through Central and South Hormuz in the Persian Gulf and the Bos- Asia remains exploratory, but is seen by phorus Strait, which connects the Black experts as underlining the need by var- Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. ious countries to seek alternative trade The proposal, floated by Deputy corridors so that choke points such as a railway route to the Indian Ocean "should also be explored", warning that risks around the Bosphorus and Hor- muz could require alternatives through Turkmenistan, Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. "Any options providing access to India are acceptable," he said. India has emerged as the world’s fast- est-growing economy and imports over 85 per cent of its crude oil requirement. It has increased purchases of Russian oil amid the choking of the Strait of Hor- muz after the Iran war. Russian crude comprised over 50 per cent of India’s Andhra Assembly clears Speed of Doing Business Bill AMARAVATI: Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly on Wednes- day approved the Andhra Pradesh Omni- bus (Speed of Doing Business) Bill-2026, aimed at simplifying regulations, easing approval procedures, and creating a more investor-friendly indus- trial ecosystem. Minister for Law and Minority Affairs NMD Farooq intro- duced the Bill on the third day of the mon- soon session. Minister Farooq explained its primary objective and the sim- plified procedures it would facilitate. He stated that the govern- ment aims to foster a trust-based regulatory framework, enhance the ease of living for citizens, and expedite operational activities through this Bill. www.dainiksaveratimes.com