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in the last few years, tapping into the pockets of great engineering and tech talent in these regions. With the Russia-Ukraine faceoff turning volatile, IT companies have triggered business continuity plans. Some experts believe this could lead to more offshoring to India. Lviv.

GlobalLogic has nearly 8,000 employees in Ukraine. Infosys set up development centres in Karlovac in Croatia and Moscow in Russia to support Ansaldo Energia, a producer of thermoelectric power plants. Recently, Tech Ma-

hindra bought Com Tec Co IT (CTC), a software solutions and service provider with development centres in Latvia and Belarus. Wipro has a subsidiary in Ukraine. The tech talent is concentrated in the cities of Kyiv, Kharkiv, and

Peter Bendor-Samuel, CEO of IT advisory Everest Group, said the war in Ukraine is clearly going to cause both customers and vendors to shift production, at least temporarily, out of Ukraine and into other destinations.

much of the Ukraine delivery

Bengaluru: Many Indian IT firms have expanded their presence in Eastern Europe @timesgroup.com

centres are focused on engineering and more specifically digital engineering. We can also expect firms with centres in Russia to move work as sanctions hit," he said. Hansa Iyengar, an analyst at London-based IT advisory Omdia, said Ukraine has always been a volatile region and many Ukraine headquartered firms had moved out of the country years ago (Luxoft moved from Kiev to Zug, Swit-

"We expect India to be the major recipient of this work as there are no other labour markets able to absorb work at this scale on short notice. We expect the engineering services sector to be most affected as zerland). "Those companies that do have a presence there will surely experience disruption, but most systems have a failsafe where workloads are moved to other locations as part of a continuity plan. So, most businesses and vendors will be insulated in the short term. However, in the long run this will be a critical factor impacting outsourcing decisions," she said.

Pareekh Jain, founder of engineering services advisory Pareekh Consulting, said there are over 1,200 GICs in Eastern Europe and more than 100 delivery centres of service providers. "Ukraine IT services generated \$6 billion revenue in 2021 and wanted to increase to \$16 billion in 2025 which could have been 10% of Ukraine's GDP. Now that will be uncertain and some of that work might be in other regions including India," he said.

Bendor-Samuel said the supply impact will likely increase the pricing power of the service providers.

Ukraine's tech work could shift partly to India

Shilpa.Phadnis

New Delhi:The Russia-Ukraine conflict is likely to accelerate price pressures in the country as supply chains are getting disrupted and prices of crude oil, metals and other key commodities soar higher in global markets.

The surge in prices is likely to add more pressure on household budgets reeling under impact of the blows of the pandemic. The uncertainty triggered by the conflict and heightened price pressures are likely to pose fresh challenges for the authorities battling to revive growth and add fresh momentum to the ongoing economic recovery.

Both retail and wholesale prices have been firm in the country. Retail inflation jumped to a seven-month high in January on the back of higher food and beverages prices, while the wholesale price inflation eased marginally during the month but remained in double digits for the 10th month in a row. RBI

should not surprise or create any alarm as the central bank had taken it into consideration. But, the war in Ukraine is likely to upset most of the calculations.

governor Shaktikanta Das had said that 6% retail inflation ces globally. This will impact

"Russia is a key energy exporter to rest of the world and hence its involvement in the geopolitical crisis with Ukraine has led to a jump in energy pri-

India's fuel inflation. If price of crude oil stays close to \$100 per barrel (significantly higher than Economic Survey's assumption of \$70-75 per barrel), then change in average price of oil in FY23 vs FY22 could get close to 27-28%. This would impart a statistical upside of 80-85

basis points (100bps = 1 percentage poVivek Kumar, economist at data analytics firm QuantEco."If the crisis simmers for long, then overall impact on inflation would also include disruption impact from supplies of sunflower oil (an important edible oil consumed in the country), fertilisers (farm input) and palladium (input for EVs and gems & jewellery). We continue to stick

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to our above consensus call of 5.3% CPI inflation in FY23 and closely review signs of persistence in commodity prices," said Kumar. It is estimated that a \$10 per barrel increase in price of oil reduces growth by 0.2-0.3 percentage points, increases WPI inflation by about 1.7 percentage points and worsens CAD (current account deficit) by \$9-10 billion. According to an RBI estimate, a 10% change in crude oil prices impacts retail inflation by 30bps. Edible oil prices, which have been ruling higher, are likely to face the brunt of supply disruptions, leading to high do-

Inflation worry to mount as supply chains get disrupted

Surojit.Gupta@timesgroup.com

TO PUSH FUEL INFLATION

Bengaluru: Accenture, which has primarily operated in India's metros, is setting up offices in Jaipur and Coimbatore, as part of a move to access more talent and give employees greater flexibility with respect to where they want to work from.

Accenture had sent a note to employees late last year about creating a new model that provides employees more choice on their work location. In a statement to TOI, Accenture said, "We believe that when it comes to the future of work, there is no "one size fits all," and our approach to how, when and where we work will vary by

business, team, and the type of work our people do. For example, at our Advanced Technology Centres in India, people have the option to choose their own work location from any of the cities where Accenture has a presence." Accenture's website cur-

rently lists opportunities in Jaipur for finance operations, on collecting operational data. "In Jaipur, we are hiring for a variety of indemand technology skills, in addition to domain and functional experts. A physical office space will be announced soon," the company said in response to TOI's

query.

while they value the flexibility provided by virtual working, some-in-person connection time is vital to them, and we are setting up offices in select cities to provide them with work options that fulfil both needs. The new locations will also help strengthen and grow our already rich and diverse talent base."

Accenture said, "Our people have also told us that companies are seeing.

Accenture did not confirm Coimbatore, but some of the listings on job portals are for BPO roles and application developers in that city. India has about 2.5 lakh of Accenture's 624,000 employees. Experts say Accenture's push towards new locations is also accelerated by the large number of resignations that IT

Accenture now in tier-2 cities for better employee flexibility

Shilpa.Phadnis @timesgroup.com

Chennai: Omicron is over and the desi traveller is busy planning the next holiday or business trip. Tourism and hospitality industry, which took a severe knock due to the Omicron third wave in January, is witnessing a sharp revival in February with destination travel, wedding and MICE bookings all back with a vengeance. "We are witnessing a clear surge in demand which has led to a steady growth in bookings by 2x, week-on-week since February 1, 2022," said Daniel D'souza, president & country head, SOTC Travel.

Bookings are booming for home-destinations like Kashmir, North east, Uttarakhand and the Andamans

even as spiritual-minded travellers are looking at Char Dham, Shirdi, Vaishno Devi or Kashi Vishwanath. "While we started witnessing green shoots since the end of January, the last 15-20 days have witnessed a surge of almost 4x in demand, for both domestic and international destinations. As per our internal survey, over 45% of our customers are keen to explore India," said Rajeev Kale — president & country head, holidays, MICE, Visa — Thomas Cook (India).

Not surprisingly hotels

are buzzing too with room occupancies showing an uptick. "While January was a complete loss the occupying percentage for February is over 80% of pre-Covid 2019 levels. And April-February, it's at 75% of 2019," said Zubin Songadwala, GM ITC Grand Chola & area manager- ITC Hotels, South. "We have seen a steady recovery in the first two weeks of February in our leisure and business hotels across cities and enquires for Mice conference and exhibitions for physical events have also started as restrictions have eased," Shubhangi N, GM sales and marketing, GRT Hotels & Resorts added. Already the window for Mice bookings has come down so queries are coming within 7-14 days.

Bookings for holiday & biz travel pick up 2x-4x in Feb

Nandini.Sengupta @timesgroup.com

Creative work is in high demand due to growth in online connectivity and the digital world. The demand for web designers and mobile app developers is at an all-time high and there are growing opportunities across the world. The report reveals the most indemand digital industries and India ranks 3rd below Belgium and the Netherlands

India 3rd In Creative Industry Job Demand

New Delhi:The Ukraine conflict is expected to hit supply of sunflower oil in the domestic market, pushing up prices, but may create an opportunity for Indian wheat exporters to tap global markets at a time when prices are elevated.

The government, however, believes that the impact of higher sunflower oil price may result in substitution to other edible oils limiting the impact on household budgets. And, with a bumper mustard harvest, even companies expect the impact on

prices to be muted. India consumes around 3.5 million tonnes of sunflower oil, which is 20% of the total portfolio of its edible oils. Around 90% of sunflower oil in the world is exported by Russia (20%) & Ukraine (70%), rest comes from Argentina

"Typically, a manufacturer would have surplus stocks of around 45-55 days (spread over ports, factories and with trade). Loading from Russia and Ukraine slowed down over the last four days. Today, it has stopped. Adani Wilmar

had stocked up earlier due to early signals. If situation continues for a long time, companies will look towards Argentina and Russia (unless there is an embargo)," said Adani Wilmar MD & CEO Angshu Mallick. 7.9

Official statistics estimated that during April-December, nearly 65% of India's imports of around \$2 billion from Ukraine were accounted for by crude sunflower oil seeds. Ukraine's share of animal and vegetable fats and oils in India's total import of the product segment is pegged at around 10%, prompting government sources to argue that the current situation will not adversely impact India's trade posi-

tion.

Sunflower oil supply may be hit, wheat exporters to gain

WORLD'S LARGEST WHEAT EXPORTERS Russia US Canada France Ukraine 6.3 6.3 4.5 3.6 (In (\$Bn)

John Sarkar & Sidhartha TNN

New Delhi: With sanctions

uld be seen as New Delhi aligning with Moscow. In addition, exporters expect the logistics challenges to increase, especially to Ukraine as war is not covered under insurance policies. Besides, with crude oil prices topping the

\$100 a barrel level, freight rates are expected to harden further. Already, container freight rates have hardened. The spot rate for a 40-feet container from Shanghai to Los Angeles rose to \$11,030, up 3.3% from a week ago and 125% higher

than a year ago, according to the Drewry World Container Index, Bloomberg reported on Thursday. Freight rates had softened

alittle over the last few months after a sharp rise due to disruptions and long pileups at several ports in the US.

hitting Russia, exporters are being cautious with their supplies as they keep close tabs on freight rates, which may see a further spike due to higher oil prices as well as uncertainty over insurance cover. "Some countries have already imposed sanctions against Russia, which will im-"Considering that the

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pact payments. We are awaiting the OFAC guidelines as it provides a winding down period, which will provide clarity on payments," said Ajay Sahay, the director general of the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO). norms for EFEs have not been effective to gain traction and no EFE has so far evinced interest to participate in ETCDs in India, in line with the recommendations of CDAC to enhance institutional participation in Indian

New Delhi: Markets regulator Sebi has proposed allowing foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) to participate in the exchange-traded commodity derivatives market. In its consultation paper, the regulator has suggested that FPIs should be allowed to trade in all non-agricultural commodity derivatives and a few selected broad agricultural commodity derivatives, to begin with.

The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the US Department of the Treasury administers and enforces economic and trade sanctions. While India and Russia had a rupee-rouble trade arrangement earlier, officials fear that it may not be easy now given the US pressure and it wo-ETCDs, there is now, a felt necessity, to permit FPIs registered with Sebi to participate in ETCDs in India," the regu-

The move is aimed at further increasing depth and liquidity in commodity derivative markets. "Enhanced liquidity can gradually enable the Indian commodity derivative market to serve as a global benchmark for various commodities thereby shifting India from the role of price taker to a price set-

ter," Sebi said. In addition, their participation may help bring down the transaction costs in the commodity futures segment, owing to economies of scale. Currently, foreign entities having actual exposure to Indian commodity markets,

known as eligible foreign entities (EFEs), are allowed to participate in the Indian commodity derivatives mar-

ket.

FPIs being financial investors with huge purchasing power have not yet been allowed to participate in exchange-traded commodity derivatives (ETCD). The consultation paper comes after Sebi's Commodity Derivatives Advisory Committee (CDAC), in its meeting held in November 2021, deliberated on the lack of participation by EFEs and also recommended on participation by FPIs in ETCDs.

lator noted. PTI

Move Aimed At Increasing Depth & Liquidity In The Segment

Sebi proposes to allow FPIs in commodity derivatives mkt

FLOATS CONSULTATION PAPER

New Delhi: Foreign direct investment (FDI) equity inflows into India contracted by 16% to \$43.2 billion during the April-December 2021 period, according to data from the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). The inflows had stood at \$51.5 billion during the corresponding period of

the previous year. The total FDI inflows (which includes equity inflows, re-invested earnings and other capital) aggregated at \$60.3 billion during the nine month period of the current fiscal year as against \$67.5 billion in the year-ago period.

The equity inflows in the third quarter of this fiscal (October-December 2021) also declined to \$12 billion. PTI

FDI equity inflows down 16% in Apr-Dec

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discuss Gati Shakti India IncMonday SHREYANANDINewDelhi, ²⁵ February P

rime

Minister Narendra Modi will hostavirtualmeetonMondaythatwill see participants of states, top industrialists, especially from the infrastructure space, to apprise them of the government's latest push towards its ambitious Gati Shakti approach. Heads of companies such as Cube Highways,TataChemicals,Flipkart,TVS,

Bain and Company, among others, are expected to be present. Besides, officials from states have also been invited, ^a senior government official told Business Standard.The official said that over ^a period of time,

the larger idea is to give access to theGatiShaktior thenationalmasterplan platform for multimodal connectivity to private players to ensure speedy implementation of infrastructure projects across the country. GatiShakti,adigitalportal,iscurrently

beingdeveloped. Some layers ofdata integrationareyettobedone," theofficial citedabovesaid.Headdedthattheprimeminister's virtualmeetingwill ensure the Centreisabletokeepupwiththemomentum oftheBudget announcement. In the Union Budget 2022-23, the finance

the four priorities for the government nextfiscal year. Mostcentralgovernmentdepartmentshavealreadystartedusingthedigitalpor-

tal. The Centre is also coordinating with all stategovernments,handholdingthem tointegratestate-wisedata.Amongstates,Gujaratis already on board. "Oncewehave the entiredata(including

in ^a testing phase but officials said that ^a full-fledgedlaunchshouldbedonebytheend of March. "Right now, the portal is Bitcoinlegal

still virtual meet with heads of top companiesand officials from states

from states), we will also let private companies use the portal with nominal fees. Meanwhile,weneed to prepare protocols for private users' access, keeping the data security in mind," the official said.Launchedin October, Gati Shakti is

minister had said Gati Shakti would not only be ^a tool to give impetus to economic growth but will also be one ornot? SC

being developed into ^a digital platform, integratingtheexistingportalanddataofkey infrastructure ministries, as well as state governments. Ithasbeenprepareddepictingtheeco-

Delhi, ²⁵ February

The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Centre

tomake its standclear onwhether cryptocurrency trade involving Bitcoin or any other such currencies is legal in India or not. A Bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and

Surya Kant, which was dealing with

case relatedto thequashing of multiple FIRs registered against one Ajay Bhardwaj and others for allegedly duping investors across India by inducing them to trade in Bitcoin and assuring them high returns, said that the accused were booked for their involvement in Bitcoin trade. TheBench told

Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, appearing forCentre and Enforcement Directorate,

seeksCentre's response PRESSTRUST OF INDIA NewTheBench ordered, "We direct the

"We want you to tell us on affidavit whether cryptocurrency trade involving Bitcoin or any other such currencies is legal in India or not? What is the regime for Bitcoin trade at present?" Bhati said she would file an affidavit on the legality of the cryptocurrency trade and added thatthe accused,whois seekingquashing ofproceedings,hasnotbeencooperatingwith the investigating agency after being granted bail by the court in 2019. Shesaid that ⁴⁷ FIRs have been regisnomic zones and the infrastructure linkages needed to supportthem.It will help in reducing project planning and implementation time with the availability of moredataontheplatform,fillinthemissing gaps in logistics, and draw more investments into the country. ESICscheme adds 1.52mnmembersin

petitioner to appear before the investigating officer of Directorate of Enforcement within two days and thereafter cooperate with the investigation as andwhencalledupontodoso.The investigating officer shall file ^a fresh status report before this court on or before four weeks, indicating the progress of the investigationandwhethertherehasbeen

any cooperation on the part of the accused. List afterfour weeks".

bench said the adinterim order restraining the arrest of Bhardwaj shall continue till the next date of listing of the matter.

ShoebAlam, appearing for one of FIR informant Vipin Kohli, said that he has filed an application cancellation of bail granted to

seeking

Bhardwaj on the ground that he has not disclosed true facts of the matter to this court and concealed material in his writ petition thereby misleading this court. The advocate said that Bhardwaj has deliberately

suppressed the fact that Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM), Patiala HouseCourtthroughcourtnotice had issued ^a proclamation requiring the appearance ofthe accusedunder section 82 of Criminal Procedure Code. "These

material facts were not disclosed to the court when the bail was granted to him. Hence, we are seeking cancellation of bail granted to the petitioner,"Alam submitted.

new Dec Around

1.52 million new members joined the ESIC-run social security scheme in December ²⁰²¹ against 1.03 million in the previous month,the officialdata showedonFriday,givingaperspective on formal sector employment in the country. The latest data is part of ^a report released

by the National Statistical Office (NSO). Gross new enrolments with Employees'

State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) were 1.07 million in April, 894,000inMay, 1.1millioninJune, 1.32 million in July, 1.35 million in August, 1.36 million in September and 1.2 million in October 2021, the latest data showed. PTI Govt plansto buy record 44mt wheatnext

plans to procure ^a huge 44.4 million tonnes (mt) of wheat from farmers in the forthcoming 2022-23 season that will start from April, which is 2.44 per centmorethanthepurchasesmadeduring the current season, an official statement said on Friday. Of this, Punjab will contribute the maximum13.2mt,followedbyMadhya

Indiayear

Pradesh at 12.8 mt and Haryana at 8.5 mt. Wheat production in the 2022-23 marketing season is projected at ^a record 111.32 mt, up 1.58 per cent from lastyear. PTI

Eligibility Criteria and other details As set out in the detailed invitation to submit expression of interest read with any corrigendum, information, clarification, including submission of EOI for issued from time to time on the website of the Corporate Debtor participating in the e-auction accessible at https://epcc.co.in/en-us. Last date for submission of EOI and any related supporting documents shall be March 07, 2022. Public is requested to check the website accessible at https://epcc.co.in/en-us, for any further updates on date and time. Il other terms, conditions and instructions provided in the Public Announcement published on ebruary 01, 2022, will continue to apply and this corrigendum should be read in conjunction with ië same. idders can reach out to the Liquidator by sending an email request at [email protected] for ny clarifications. ate: February 26, 2022 For EPC Constructions India Limited 'lace: Mumbai Sd/- Abhijit Guhathakurta Liquidator of EPC Constructions India Limited Insolvency Professional - Regn. No.: IBBI/IPA-003/IP-N000103/2017-2018/11158 Deloitte India Insolvency Professionals LLP, One International Centre. Tower 3, 32nd Floor, Senapati Bapat Marg, Elphinstone Road (West), Mumbai - 400013, India	8.	Date of E-Auction	Auction Start Date & Time: March 17, 2022 @ 09:00 AM Auction End Date & Time: March 17, 2022 @ 06:00 PM Or such other date and/ or time as may be updated on the website
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the largest ever capital expenditure outlay at ~7.5 trillion for FY23, although ~1 trillionoutofthis is intheform of long- term loan to states to support capex needs. "ThethirdelementIwillputmoney

into is health and education," Sitharaman said, addingthat successofallthese threeplanks requiredseamless coordination between the Centre and states. CBIarrests...

tered against the accused of duping people across the country and the issue involves ^a trade of 87,000 Bitcoin worth ~20,000 crore. FDI

TheCBI has also questioned

Chitra Ramkrishna, former managing director (MD) and former chief executive officer (CEO) of the exchange, and Ravi Narain, also former CEO ofthe NSE. A report of the Securities and

Exchange Board of India earlierthismonthshowedthat

sions

2016

had

Lawrie&Co.His salarywas less than ~15 lakh per annum. Sebi,inits reportearlier this month, said the best practices were

took key deci at the NSE from ²⁰¹³ to on the advice of ^a "Himalayan yogi", whom she never met and who instructed her to appoint SubramaniangroupoperatingwasNarain,NSE~2Subramanianfrom

not followed in Subramanian's appointment. In less than three years, Subramanian's

officer. Subramanian was offered ^a salary of ~1.68 crore ^a year to join the NSE as chief strategic advisor on April 1, 2013, when he was vice-president at Leasing & Repair Services of Transafe Services Ltd, ^a subsidiary of Balmer institutionintermediaryforbarCBISanjay

week. Subramanian was later re-designatedgroupoperatingofficer and advisor to the MD with effect from April 1, 2015, but was never declared key managementpersonnelbytheexchange.SebihadpenalisedtheNSE,

The Union Budget ²⁰²² has provided^> FROM PAGE ¹

salary jumped ~4.2 crore ^a year for working consultantfor four days in ^a Marchdeployedthe

was two years.

was primarily against

Gupta, MD of OPG

Securities.

Ramkrishna, and Narain for system, It also named his

brother-in-law

Aman Kokrady

andAjayShah,adataspecialist

and

researcher employed by

the

NSE, along with unknown officialsoftheNSEandSebifor

lapses in hiring Subramanian. Ramkrishna told to pay ~3 crore, and Subramanian, and the crore each. Ramkrishna and were restrained associating themselves withanymarketinfrastructure exchange system in connivance with certain NSE staffers.Thetolightbyawhistleblower,KenFong, who sent three complaintlettersAugust,

their

role in the controversy.

Between

June ²⁰¹⁰ and

2014, the NSE had

so-calledtick-by-

tick

(TBT) architecture at its colofacility.TBTdisseminated

or Sebi-registered in any capacity three years. For Narain the Thefour-year-oldFIRofthe toSebiinJanuary, and October 2015, followingwhichtheregulator initiated multiple investigations and forensic audits into the matter.In April 2019, Sebi directed the

data

feed sequentially, giving preferencetotradingmembers

(TM)

the colo server. Taking

issuewasbrought

that had connected first advantage of the OPG Securities fre- Appellate Tribunal against the order, where the matteriscurrentlybeingheard.

exchange to disgorge ~625 crore, along with an interest of 12 per cent annum since 2014, for lapses at its colo facility, whichallowed unfair access to certain brokers. Sebi also told Narain and Ramkrishna, who were at the helm when the exchange serverswere exploited,todisgorge ^a fourthoftheir salary for ^a specific period. The

market regulator directed OPG Securities, Gupta, and three others to disgorge~15.6crore,withaninterest of ¹² per cent per annum since April 2014. AllofthemhavemovedtheSecurities

Foreign

direct investment (FDI) equity inflows into India contracted by ¹⁶ per cent to \$43.17 billion during the April-December ²⁰²¹ period, according to data from the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). Theinflows had stood at

\$51.47 billion during the corresponding period ofthe previous year. Thetotal FDI inflows period.The

third

equity inflows dip 16%duringApr-Dec PRESSTRUST OF INDIA New Delhi, ²⁵ February (which includes equity inflows,thirdquarter as against \$26.16 billioninthe year-ago period. was followed by the US (\$7.52 billion),Mauritius (\$6.58 bil-

also

re-invested earnings and other capital) aggregated at \$60.34 billion during the ninemonthperiodofthe current fiscal year as against \$67.5 billion in the year-ago thirdalso

2020,

\$17.94 billion during the

equity inflows in the the data showed. The

The

quarter of this fiscal (October-December 2021) declined to \$12 billion as against \$21.46 billion in the corresponding period of the data showed. The total FDI inflows fell third26.16waslion

againstcorresponding2020,

\$17.94 billion during the quarter as against \$ billion in the year-ago period. During April-December 2021, Singapore at the top with \$11.7 bilworth of investments. It

equity inflows in the quarter of this fiscal (October-December 2021) declined to \$12 billion as \$21.46 billion in the period of total FDI inflows fell Cayman Islands (\$2.74 Netherlands (\$2.66 billion) andUK (\$1.44billion). The computer software and hardware sector attract-10.25monthwasbileservices

lion),

billion),

the highest inflows of \$ billion during the nine period of this fiscal. It followed by the automo industry (\$ 5.96 billion), sector (\$ 5.35 billion), construction (infrastructure) activities (\$ 1.6 billion) and pharma (\$ 1.2 billion), the datashowed.

NOTICE is hereby given that DSP Trustee Private Limited, the Trustee to DSP Mutual Fund ('Fund') has approved the distribution under Income Distribution cum Capital Withdrawal ('IDCW') Option(s) of the below mentioned scheme(s) of the Fund.

Record Date: March 03, 2022

| | Name of Scheme(s) | Plan(s) | Option(s) | Quantum of IDCW
(per Unit)# | Face Value<br>( per Unit) | Net Asset Value ('NAV')
as on February 24, 2022 (`
per unit) |
|--|-------------------------------|---------|-----------|----------------------------------|----------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
| | DSP Equity Opportunities Fund | Regular | IDCW | 3.000 | 10 | 29.446 |
| | DSP Equity Opportunities Fund | Direct | IDCW | 8.000 | 10 | 80.979 |
| | DSP Healthcare Fund | Regular | IDCW | 1.800 | 10 | 18.364 |
| | DSP Healthcare Fund | Direct | IDCW | 1.900 | 10 | 19.354 |

The per unit rate is same for individual and other category of investors.

Distribution of the above IDCW is subject to the availability and adequacy of distributable surplus.

Pursuant to payment of IDCW, the NAV of the IDCW Option(s) of the aforesaid Scheme(s) of the Fund would fall to the extent of payout and statutory levy, if any.

IDCW amount will be paid to all those Unit Holders/Beneficial Owners whose names appear in the records of the Registrar and Transfer Agent, Computer Age Management Services Limited/statement of Beneficiary Owners maintained by the Depositories under the IDCW Option(s) of the aforesaid Scheme(s) as on the Record Date. The Payout shall be subject to tax deducted at source (TDS) as applicable.

Unit holders are advised to update change of address / bank details, if any, with depository participant(s) in advance of the Record Date.

Any queries/clarifications in this regard may be addressed to: DSP Investment Managers Private Limited ("AMC") CIN: U74140MH1996PTC099483 Investment Manager for DSP Mutual Fund Mafatlal Centre, 10th Floor, Nariman Point, Mumbai 400 021 Tel. No.: 91-22 66578000, Fax No.: 91-22 66578181 Toll-free: 1800 208 4499 or 1800 200 4499 Email ID: [email protected] Website: www.dspim.com

Unit holders are requested to update their PAN, KYC, email address, mobile number, nominee details with AMC, review the Investor Charter available on website of the Fund as well as check for any unclaimed redemptions or Income Distribution cum Capital Withdrawal ('IDCW') payments.

Place: Mumbai Date: February 25, 2022

Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.