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GMR AIRPORTS LIMITED (Formerly GMR Airports Infrastructure Limited) August 22, 2026 BSE Limited, National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Exchange Plaza, Dalal Street, Plot no. C/1, G Block, Mumbai 400001. Bandra-Kurla Complex Equity Scrip: 532754 Bandra (E) Debt Scrip: 976449, 976601, Mumbai - 400051 977026, 977027 Symbol: GMRAIRPORT Sub: Newspaper Advertisement: Special Window for Transfer and Dematerialisation of Physical Securities Dear Sir/Madam, This is in continuation to our earlier intimations dated February 20, 2026, April 18, 2026 & June 26, 2026 and with reference to SEBI circular no. HO/38/13/11(2)2026-MIRSD-POD/ I/3750/2026 dated January 30, 2026, wherein SEBI has opened a special window for a period of one year starting from February 05, 2026 to February 04, 2027, for transfer and dematerialisation (“demat”) of physical securities which were sold/purchased prior to April 01, 2019. In accordance with the said circular, please find enclosed a copy of Newspaper Advertisements published in the Hindu Business Line (English) and Punjab Kesari (Hindi) regarding notice to shareholders of the Company for opening of the said special window. It may be noted that the Company has also publicized the opening of the said special window on the social media handles of the Company. Shareholders who wish to avail the opportunity are requested to contact our Registrars to an Issue and Share Transfer Agent i.e. KFin Technologies Limited (“RTA”). For procedure and conditions to be fulfilled by the Investor/Transferee/Company as detailed in the SEBI Circular referred above and details of RTA, shareholders may access the Company’s website at https://www.gmraero.com/investor-relations/shareholders/special-window- relodgement-transfer-requests-physical-shares. Relevant shareholders are encouraged to take advantage of this special window. Request you to please take the same on record. Thanking you, For GMR Airports Limited (Formerly GMR Airports Infrastructure Limited) T. Venkat Ramana Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Corporate Office: New Udaan Bhawan, Opp. Terminal 3, Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi - 110 037 Registered Office: Unit No. 12, 18th Floor, Tower A, Building No. 5, DLF Cyber City, DLF Phase– III, Gurugram– 122002, Haryana, India CIN L52231HR1996PLC113564 T +91 124 6637750 E gal.cosecy@gmrgroup.in W www.gmraero.com news bl DELHI 3 businessline. SATURDAY-AUGUST22-2026 QUICKLY. ‘CDSCO to step up audits, inspection PNGRB okays 1,800 km Forex reserves swell of LPG pipelines with $9.9 b to $716.9 b: RBI of medical device makers in a big way’ ₹7,000 crore investment COUNTDOWN BEGINS. Such action should not come as a surprise to companies: DCGI Rajeev Raghuvanshi Rishi Ranjan Kala New Delhi ical device regulatory team, creasing, while imports have Ankita Upadhyay he said. He added that the largely stagnated. However, The Petroleum and Natural New Delhi government had given in- he said the industry must Gas Regulatory Board (PN- As we are getting principle approval for shift from manufacturing GRB) said on Friday that it Mumbai:India’s forex reserves The Central Drugs Standard more and more around 1,500 new positions larger volumes of relatively has authorised roughly 1,800 jumped $9.905 billion to Control Organisation (CD- resources, you in CDSCO, including spe- lower-risk products towards km of new LPG pipeline in- $716.907 billion during the SCO) will significantly step cialised scientific personnel more sophisticated and in- frastructure to strengthen will see the audits week ended August 14, the up audits and inspections of who would review applica- novative devices. India’s energy security at an RBI said on Friday. In the medical device manufactur- in medical device tions in both the drug and investment of ₹7,000 crore. previous reporting week ers as the regulator gets ad- industry medical device sectors. ‘REVERSE TREND’ This will expand the com- ended August 7, the overall ditional manpower, said increasing The DCGI also said CD- He pointed to the faster mon carrier pipeline net- kitty had jumped $14.136 Drug Controller General of SCO had established a separ- growth of Class A and B work to roughly 9,500 km. billion to $707.002 billion. India (DCGI) Rajeev RAJEEV RAGHUVANSHI ate functional vertical for devices compared with Class The pipeline infrastruc- Reserves had expanded to an Raghuvanshi at the CII Drug Controller General of medical device regulation, C and D devices, and said ture traverses Telangana, all-time high of $728.494 Global MedTech Summit on India with greater operational in- that India must reverse this Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, As the country billion during the week ended Friday. dependence being planned trend. Uttarakhand, Karnataka and February 27 before the West for the sector. The country must also ex- Goa. India imports the bulk continues to rely Asia conflict that led to SEVERAL CONSTRAINTS turers had not received the forward, and that such regu- A new senior-level posi- pand its presence in higher- of its LPG supply at coastal significantly on several weeks of a drop as the Raghuvanshi said over the same level of attention. latory action should not tion has been created to risk Class C and D in-vitro locations, from where it rupee came under pressure past two years, since med- “As we are getting more come as a surprise. strengthen the vertical, diagnostic devices, he said. needs to be transported imported LPG, and the RBI had to intervene ical devices came under a and more resources, you will Raghuvanshi said the reg- while recruitment rules have He said only around one in across the country, said the an extensive in the forex market through more comprehensive regu- see the audits in medical- ulator was also getting addi- also been amended to in- seven of the medical devices regulator in a statement. pipeline network dollar sales. For the week latory framework, the CD- device industry increasing tional officers. clude engineering qualifica- approved in the country ended August 14, foreign SCO had focused on issuing significantly from now,” he The Union Public Service tions for medical device were investigational devices MAJOR MILESTONE provides inherent currency assets increased permissions and licences to said, adding that the industry Commission had recently regulators. — those being developed These authorisations mark system resilience, $7.225 billion to $581.851 the industry because of re- had sufficient time to under- sent a list of 20 additional without a predicate device. another significant mile- billion. Expressed in dollar source constraints. stand the regulations and medical device officers, who LOCAL PRODUCTION This, he said, was low for a stone in strengthening In- the PNGRB terms, foreign currency Around 40,000 product li- prepare for compliance. are expected to join in the Raghuvanshi said the do- country seeking to move dia’s energy infrastructure. pointed out assets include the effects of cences had been issued dur- He said companies should, next few months. mestic medical device in- “from volume to value” and They build upon the earlier appreciation or depreciation ing this period, while audits therefore, be prepared for This would double the ex- dustry is growing strongly, establish itself as a hub for authorisation of the Kandla- of non-US units held in forex and inspections of manufac- audits and inspections going isting strength of the med- with local manufacturing in- medical device innovation. Gorakhpur LPG pipeline — lowering logistics costs, re- reserves .PTI the country’s longest LPG ducing traffic congestion and pipeline of around 2,757 km significantly decreasing car- RBI imposes penalty on — and will further expand bon emissions through a Poor quality medical devices being sold in India: Pharma Secy Progfin, Shri Ram Fin and strengthen the pipeline modal shift from road to network, it added. pipelines,” the PNGRB The projects also include emphasis [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]