ARTSON LIMITED — Delisting Announcement 2021

Aug 19, 2021

ARTSON ENGINEERING LIMITED

19[th] August 2021

Corporate Relationship Department BSE Limited, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai - 400001, Maharashtra

Scrip Code: 522134

Dear Sir/ Madam,

Sub: Newspaper Advertisement - Disclosure under Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations 2015

With reference to the captioned subject, enclosed the newspaper advertisements published for giving Notice of the 42[nd] Annual general Meeting (AGM) of the Members of the Company to be held on Wednesday, 15[th] September 2021 at 15:00 Hrs. (IST) through Video Conferencing (VC) / Other Audio Visual Means (OAVM) ONLY, e-Voting details, procedure for registering email addresses and Book Closure to the Shareholders. The said advertisements were published in today’s Business Standard (English – All India edition) and Navakal (Marathi – Mumbai edition).

Further, it may please be noted that the Notice convening 42[nd] AGM along with the Annual Report of the Company for the FY 2020-21 is:

• (a) Sent to shareholders electronically on Wednesday, 18[th] August 2021 whose email IDs were registered with the Company / RTA as on 13[th] August 2021.

• (b) Uploaded on the website of the Company i.e., www.artson.net and made available on the website of BSE Limited and NSDL.

Pursuant to the SEBI circular the requirement of sending physical copy/ies of the Annual Report for FY 2020-21 is dispensed.

This is for your information and record.

Thanking You

Yours Truly,

For Artson Engineering Limited

Deepak Digitally signed by Deepak Tibrewal Sd/Tibrewal Date: 2021.08.19 00:51:16 -07'00' Deepak Tibrewal Company Secretary FCS 8925

Encl: as above

2[nd] Floor, One Boulevard, Lake Boulevard Road, Hiranandani Business Park, Powai, Mumbai – 76, MH, India Tel: +91 22 6625 5600; Email : investors@artson.net; CIN : L27290MH1978PLC020644; www .artson.net

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Nod to ~11K-cr palm oil scheme

Rlys may scrap 1st pvt train operation tender

The mission, approved by Cabinet, has MSP-like mechanism for growers SANJEEB MUKHERJEE price index to be multiplied by New Delhi, 18 August 14.3 per cent,” the government

OTHER DECISIONS CCEA okays ~77.45 cr for revival of North Eastern Regional Agri Marketing Corpg Corp Corpp

of North Eastern Regional Agri TWESH MISHRA 120 applications for the 12 running these trains. IRCTC SANJEEB MUKHERJEE price index to be multiplied by Marketing Corpg Corp Corpp New Delhi, 18 August clusters from 15 firms. In was also on the lookout for a New Delhi, 18 August 14.3 per cent,” the government The Cabinet has approved an November 2020, 102 applicapartner to foot the bill of said in a statement. This will be MoU between the ICMR and The Indian Railways may cantions were found eligible to recurring costs that come ith India’s edible oil fixed yearly for the oil palm Foundation for Innovative cel the first round of bids it had participate in the Request for with private train operations. imports projected to year, which runs from called for private train operaProposal (RFP). The ministry According to officials in the New Diagnostics, Switzerland W rise manifold, the November 1 to October 31. tions. According to officials in had sought to award all the know, talk of scrapping these Union Cabinet on Wednesday “A formula price (FP) will the know, the Ministry of clusters by February. bids and coming out with a approved a new ~11,040-crore also be fixed, which will be 14.3 price to ensure growers are paid Railways is rethinking the Among the participants fresh tender for private particimission to boost domestic per cent of CPO and will be on par with the rest of India. viability of these operations were Megha Engineering and pation has been gaining steam palm oil production, which fixed on a monthly basis. The That apart, the Cabinet also after it received just two bids Infrastructures (MEIL), over the past week. The new includes a minimum support price-like mechanism for viability gap funding will be the VP-FP and if the need arises, it Previous attempts to boost approved an incentive of ~5 crore for oil palm processing for the ambitious programme. “The evaluation of these Sainath Sales and Services, IRB Infrastructure Developers, bids will include more relaxed revenue share commitments growers. Of the outlay, ~8,844 would be paid directly to the units if they plan to set up in bids is on. As of now, the proIndian Railway Catering and and even waiver of some fixed crore would be the central govfarmers’ accounts in the form domestic palm oil output the Northeastern states. The cess is still on,” a railway miniTourism Corporation (IRCTC), charges to attract bidders. ernment’s share and ~2,196 of DBT,” the statement added. A comprehensive centrally-sponsored scheme, Oil Palm input subsidy for farmers has stry spokesperson told GMR Highways, Welspun “The current bids for pricrore the states’ share. It further said the industry Development Programme was taken up during the 8th and also been increased from the Business Standard. Enterprises, Gateway Rail vate trains were not financeThe decision comes after will be mandated to pay 14.3 9th plans. During plans X and XI, the Centre provided support current ~12,000 per hectare to In July 2020, the rail miniFreight, and Cube Highways able. The bidders needed three Prime Minister Narendra Modi per cent of the CPO price, for oil palm cultivation. It supported a Special Programme on ~29,000 per hectare. stry had invited Request for and Infrastructure III. major changes. One, a techniannounced the new central which will eventually go up to Oil Palm Area Expansion in 2011-12 with an objective of Qualifications for private parMalempati Power, L&T cal regulator, to ensure that scheme during his 15.3 per cent. bringing 60,000 ha area under oil palm cultivation, which The target ticipation for operation of pasInfrastructure Development track access is on a non-disIndependence Day speech at “This is to ensure that continued till March 2014. During the XIIth plan, the National According to officials, the missenger train services over 109 Projects, RK Associates and criminatory basis. Two, assurRed Fort. Under the scheme, farmers along with industry Mission on Oilseeds and Oil Palm was launched. sion aims to increase oil palm origin destination pairs of Hoteliers, Construcciones y ance that premier trains operthe government will give a and processors remain sufficultivation to 1 million hectares routes through introduction of Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles, PNC ated by railways would not be price assurance to oil palm ciently invested in the project by 2025-26 and 1.7-1.8 million 151 modern trains. It was estiInfratech, Arvind Aviation, and able to offer subsidised price. growers for their Fresh Fruit as oil palm cultivation usually “The Indian Council of by cutting standing forests or hectares by 2029-30 from mated that the project would BHEL had also qualified. Three, low to nil haulage Bunches (FFBs). This will be has a long gestation period of Agriculture Research has idenshifting farmers from other around 0.34 million hectares at investment of about ~30,000 However, when actual bids charge, to make the demand known as the viability price over 5-7 years before it starts tified that around 2.8 million crops,” Tomar assured. present. India imports around crore. This was the first such were opened in July 2021, risk more manageable,” (VP). “This VP shall be the giving returns to farmers,” hectares of land is suitable for To give impetus to the 13-15 mt of edible oil annually of initiative in the Indian IRCTC and MEIL were the Manish Agarwal, infrastrucannual average CPO (crude Union Agriculture Minister oil palm cultivation of which Northeast and Andaman, the which palm accounts for about Railways network. only two firms that actually ture specialist and co-founder palm oil) price of the last 5 years Narendra Singh Tomar told just around 0.9 million is in government will additionally 55-60 per cent. This is projected Later in October 2020, the put in bids. This reflected of AskHowIndia.org, told adjusted with the wholesale reporters. Northeast, which won’t be used bear a cost of 2 per cent of CPO to rise to 20 mt by 2030. ministry said it had received poorly on the prospects of Business Standard .

ZODIAC-JRD-MKJ LIMITED (CIN No: L65910MH1987PLC042107)

910, Parekh Market, 39 JSS Road, Opera House, Mumbai 400004 Contatct: 022-23866471, 022-23869731 Website: www. zodiacjrdmkjltd.com, Email: info@zodiacjrdmkjltd.com NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Regulation 6 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations, 2009 (SEBI Delisting Regulations) and amendments made thereof, the Board of Directors of the Company at its meeting held on Tuesday, 10th August, 2021 approved inter alia, a proposal for voluntary delisting of the Company's equity shares from National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) and remain continue to be listed only on BSE Limited ('BSE'). Necessity and Object of Delisting: The equity shares of the Company are listed on BSE Limited ('BSE') and The National Stock Exchange of India Limited ('NSE').The Company has undertaken an exercise for rationalization of compliance cost in relation to listing in both the stock exchange viz. NSE and BSE and benefits derived there from. Accordingly, the Board of Directors of the Company at its meeting held on Tuesday, 10th August, 2021 considered delisting of equity shares from one stock exchange i.e.NSE in terms of SEBI Delisting Regulations. In terms of SEBI Delisting Regulations, the Company has proposed the delisting of Company's shares from NSE, without giving any exit opportunity to its share holders, since the equity shares of the Company will continue to remain listed at the BSE, the stock exchange having nationwide trading terminal. The shareholders of the Company shall continue to avail the benefits of the listing and trading on BSE. Post Delisting Capital Structure: There would be no change in Capital Structure of the Company post delisting as above. ZODIAC-JRD-MKJ LIMITED., Jayesh Jayantilal Jhaveri Place : Mumbai Managing Director Date : 18/08/2021 DIN: 00020277

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PIONEER DISTILLERIES LIMITED

Regd. Office: ‘UB Tower’, Level 10, # 24 Vittal Mallya Road, Bengaluru – 560 001. Tel: +91 80 45448000 Fax: +91 80 3985 6862 Email: pdlinvestor.india@diageo.com Website: www.pioneerdistilleries.com Corporate Identity Number: L24116KA1992PLC125992

NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS – REGISTER EMAIL ADDRESS AND BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS

In view of the disruptions caused by the continuing COVID -19 Pandemic, the 28[th ] Annual General Meeting (“AGM ” ) of the Company will be held through Video Conferencing (“VC ” ) / Other Audio-Visual Means(“OAVM ” ),in compliance with all the applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 (“Act ” ) and the Rules made there under and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (ListingObligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 read with General Circular No. 14/2020 dated April 08, 2020, General Circular No. 17/2020dated April 13, 2020, General Circular No. 20/2020 dated May 5, 2020 and General Circular No. 02/2021 dated January 13, 2021 issued by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (“MCA”) and Circular No SEBI/HO/CFD/CMD1/CIR/P/2020/79 dated May 12,2020 and Circular No. SEBI/HO/CFD/CMD2/CIR/P/2021/11 dated January 15, 2021 issued by SEBI.

In accordance with the said circulars, Notice of the AGM and Annual Report for the financial year 2020-21 (Collectively referred as ‘Annual Report’) will be sent only by email to the Members and other persons so entitled, whose email addresses are registered with the Company or Depository Participants (“DP ” ). The Annual Report will also be made available on the Company’s website www.pioneerdistilleries.com and on the websites of stock exchanges i.e. National Stock Exchange of India Limited at www.nseindia.com and BSE Limited at www.bseindia.com. Members holding shares in dematerialised mode, who have not registered/updated their email addresses with their DP, are requested to register / update their email addresses with the relevant DP. Members holding shares in physical mode, who have not registered / updated their email addresses with the Company, are requested to register / update the same by writing to Registrar and Transfer Agents (“RTA”) of the company at investor.relations@vccipl.com with the signed request letter mentioning name, folio number, address with PIN code, contact number, along with self-attested copies of PAN card and address proof (Aadhar card/voter ID card/passport). Accordingly, members are requested to register/update their email addresses, as specified above to receive the Annual Report. Members who have not registered/updated their complete bank details are requested to register / update their complete bank details with their relevant DP, if shares are held in dematerialised mode, by submitting the requisite details and documents in a form prescribed by their DP. Members holding shares in physical mode, who have not registered/updated their complete bank details, are requested to register / update their complete bank details by writing to RTA of the Company at investor.relations@vccipl.com with the signed request letter mentioning name, folio number, bank details (bank account number, bank name, branch name and address, IFSC, MICR details) along with self-attested copies of PAN card and cancelled cheque with name or if name of first holder is not appearing on cancelled cheque, first page of pass-book, where the name of the account holder is appearing. The members can participate in the AGM through VC/OAVM facility only. Members can cast their votes on the business as set out in the Notice of the AGM through electronic voting system (“e-voting”). The Company will be providing remote e-voting facility and facility of e-voting during the AGM. Members who hold shares in dematerialised mode, physical mode and members who have not registered their email addresses, can cast their votes, once the remote e-voting starts. In case of any query, the Members may contact us at registered office address, email id given above or contact our RTA.

For Pioneer Distilleries Limited Date : 18th August 2021 B L AKSHARA Plac e : Bengaluru Company Secretary

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HDFC Bank’s $1-bn AT1 bond priced at 3.7%

Norms eased for banks’ sovereign investments

ANUP ROY

Mumbai, 18 August

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has relaxed its norms on The country’s biggest perpetual

what banks can do with their bond issue sees 4x subscription excess dollars in the currency market, according to sources. ABHIJIT LELE The RBI had already Mumbai, 18 August allowed banks to invest their excess dollars in foreign curHDFC Bank’s maiden issue of rency bonds, but a rule in July About two weeks back, some banks crossed the 10% cap, $1-billion additional tier 1 (AT1) 2016 had stated that a bank’s inviting RBI caution. These banks then lobbied the RBI to let bonds was launched on investment in unlisted secu- them cross the cap as sovereign securities are risk-free Wednesday to overwhelming rities should not be over 10 per response and was priced at 3.7

cent of its investment in non- G-SAP: RBI to buy RBI issues revised per cent, lower than the initial statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) indicative yield of 4.12 per cent.

bonds, or corporate bonds. ~25,000 crore of norms for hiring The final closure for the

Now, the foreign currency of bank lockers perpetual bond sale is yet to bonds, even if issued by sover- bonds on Aug 26 happen and will be announced eigns, are unlisted for this purThe Reserve Bank of India The RBI on Wednesday came later, the lender said. pose in India, and banks’ (RBI) on Wednesday said it out with revised guidelines Market sources said the investment in them was to would buy ~5,000 crore of for the hiring of lockers response for the paper by remain within this 10 per cent bonds from the secondary under which the liability of India’s largest private player

cap. Sources say about two market under its Govern - banks will be limited to 100 was strong with demand in the debt capital. This opens the US

weeks back, some banks ment Securities Acquisition times its annual rent in case region of $4-4.5 billion. Prom - market for Indian lenders to

crossed this 10 per cent mark, Programme (G-SAP) on of fire, theft, building inent investors in the offering tap the market with such offerinviting RBI caution. In August 26. The bonds that collapse or frauds by bank include Fidelity, BlackRock ing, merchant bankers said.

response, these banks lobbied the RBI plans to buy mature emp loyees. As per the and Singapore’s GIC. The bank’s total Capital

the RBI to let them cross the between 2026 and 2035, revised guidelines, banks This is the biggest AT1 Adequacy Ratio (CAR) was at

cap as the sovereign securities including the benchmark will be required to bonds issue ever, and the first 19.1 per cent as of June this

such as US bonds are risk-free. 5-year and 14 year bonds. incorporate a clause in the since the YES Bank case where year, compared to 18.9 per

The banks had cited billions of Buying 'on the run' papers, locker agree ment over ~8,400 crore of outstandcent as of June 2020. Its tier 1

dollars in losses if they had to helps in bringing down prohibiting the hirer from ing debt got written off during capital was at 17.9 per cent in

unwind their transactions, and yields in the market. keeping anything illegal or the time of the troubled June 2021 versus 17.5 per cent had said such investment flex- BS REPORTER hazardous in lockers. PTI lender’s bailout in March 2020. in June 2020, while the ibility should be given to them The episode had led to conCommon Equity Tier 1 Capital considering the need to manbanks can do with their foreign coupled with the relaxed cerns over the efficacy of the ratio (CET1) was at 17.2 per age huge dollar inflow coming currency assets. There was no investment limit, they can park instrument. cent in the June quarter. because of the initial public bar in parking funds in foreign their money in treasury bills,” The last fundraising It has a very small pool of offerings (IPO) lined up. sovereign assets, as long as it said Nayar. through the route was by SBI AT1 capital bonds at 0.5 per The RBI, reported by was within the limits. The RBI This will drain some of the in 2016, when the largest cent. Bloomberg first and confirmed also prohibited banks from spot dollar liquidity and put lender mopped up USD 300 Rating agency Moody’s by banking sources to Business swapping their rupee liquidity that on a future date, bringing million. has assigned “Ba3” rating to Standard, has now allowed for dollars and repatriating down the forwards rate. Bankers who managed the the bonds. The rating is three banks to keep sovereign bonds them back to their foreign The forward rates for one issue were international notches below the bank’s baa3 away from this 10 per cent offices to invest in US treasurmonth and three months had players like Bank of America, Baseline Credit Assessment limit. ies. spiked at the end of April, risBarclays and Standard (BCA), reflecting the probabilBanks, at the end of their Banking sources say the ing as high as 16 per cent, as Chartered. The road shows for ity of impairment associated trading day, used to park their swap arrangement would the RBI’s LEF curbs set in. bonds opened on Monday and with non-cumulative coupon excess dollars in overnight or likely be allowed again. This However, with the ease in covered 125 investors. suspension. The rating also even dated US treasury secuwill keep the forward rates restrictions, there won’t be any Rating agency Moody’s has factors in the likelihood of rities. The RBI’s large exposure under check, said foreign untoward movement in the assigned “Ba3” rating to these high loss severity when the framework (LEF), which exchange and bond expert forward rates, which would bonds. bank reaches the point of kicked in from April 1 this year, Paresh Nayar. also help the domestic curThis was the bank’s first non-viability. disturbed this arrangement, “Rupee liquidity is abunrency to stabilise, currency AT-1 bonds offering in the setting hard limits on what dant, and if banks can swap, experts said. international market to raise With inputs from PTI

Delhi slips 5 places on global cities index

RAGHAVENDRA KAMATH TORONTO LEADS increased at an average rate

Mumbai, 18 August Cities and change in the rank of 8.2 per cent in the year to June 2021, up from 4.6 per Prices of prime residential % change cent in March. properties in Delhi fell a marRank City (Region) 12-mnth 3-mnth The average annual ginal 0.2 per cent in the sec(Q2 2020- (Q1 2021increase in prime prices was ond quarter of 2021, leading Q2 2021) Q2 2021) 16 per cent across the six to a drop of five spots — from 1 Toronto (North America) 27.00 15.50 North American cities

32 to 37 — in the Knight 2 Shanghai (Asia) 2 1 .4 5.50 tracked by the index.

Frank's Prime Global Cities 3 Guangzhou (Asia) 19.80 1 .8 According to the report,

Index. 4 Seoul (Asia) 19.60 4.20 22 per cent of the global cities The fall was on a year-onregistered flat or decline in 5 Miami (North America) 18.70 8.60 year (YoY) basis. price growth; while Toronto 6 Moscow (Russia & CIS) 17.60 6.50 ALL 3 INDIAN CITIES SLIP Sequentially, the premium recorded the strongest permicro-markets of the city 7 Los Angeles (North America) 1 7.5 6.80 Rank nQ1 2020-Q1 2021 nQ2 2020-Q2 2021 forming world region in the

remained unchanged to 8 San Francisco (North America) 1 7.1 9.50 40 40 43 year to Q2, with 27 per cent.

record an average price of 9 Vancouver (North America) 16.60 4.40 37 36 Bangkok was the weakest 32

~33,572 per sq ft, Knight 10 Taipei (Asia) 14.90 3.00 performing market with -6.4 Frank said. per cent 37 Delhi (Asia) -0.20 0.00 Mumbai and Bengaluru Shishir Baijal, CMD at also moved down to the 40th 40 Mumbai (Asia) -1.10 0.10 Knight Frank India, said: and and 43rd rank in Q2 of 43 Bengaluru (Asia) -2.70 0.00 “Despite the ongoing pan-

2021 compared to 36th and 46 Bangkok (Asia) -6.40 -5.50 demic situation, the residen40th in Q1 2021, respectively. Source: Prime Global Cities Index of Knight Frank Delhi Mumbai Bengaluru tial segments globally have Bengaluru saw a decline of outperformed when com2.7 per cent in terms of ~63,697 per sq. ft. Cities Index is a valuationFrank’s research analysis, 35 pared to the Q2 2020. This annual capital value change Prime residential propbased index tracking the cities witnessed a rise in can be attributed to a strong in the prime resident market erty is defined as the most movement in prime residenprime residential prices in Q2 buyer appetite for residential to an average price of ~19,200 desirable and most expensive tial prices in local currency 2021 on a YoY basis. Around due to extended time spent per sq. ft. Mumbai’s prime property in a given location, across 45+ cities worldwide 13 cities registered doubleindoors, appreciation for residential market registered generally defined as the top 5 using Knight Frank’s global digit priced growth, up from larger homes and low-intera marginal decline of 1.1 per per cent of each market by research network. just one a year ago. Prime est rate regime followed by cent with an average price of value. The Prime Global According to Knight prices across 46 cities central banks globally.”

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