Rainbow Foundations Ltd — Earnings Release 2026

Jun 1, 2026

Rainbow Foundations Ltd.

01st June, 2026.

To,
BSL Ltd
Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers,
Dalal Street, Mumbai -400001
Through: BSE Listing Centre

Script Code: 531694

Sub: Submission of Copies of Newspaper advertisement- Extract of Audited Financial Results for the Quarter and Year ended 31st March, 2026.

Pursuant to Regulations 30 and 47 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we enclose herewith the public notice of the Extract of Audited Financial Results for the Quarter and Year ended March 31st, 2026 published on June 01st, 2026, in the following newspapers

1. MAKKAL KURAL
2. TRINITY MIRROR

Thanking You.

Yours Faithfully,
For RAINBOW FOUNDATIONS LIMITED

Bilal Mohammadali
Digitally signed by Bilal Mohammadali
Date: 2026.06.01
16:32:29 +05'30'

IKKAPADATH BILAL MOHAMMADALI
COMPANY SECRETARY & COMPLIANCE OFFICER
ACS: 65109

No.4, Thanikachalam Road, T.Nagar, Chennai - 600 017 | Phone : 044 2434 4647, 2435 4647
GSTIN : 33AAACR3089B1ZR | CIN No. : L55101TN1994PLC027739
Email : rainbowfoundations@gmail.com | www.rainbowfoundations.in

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CHENNAI

1-6-2026

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CHENNAI - 1-JUNE-2026

TIMING OF MURROR

Gujarat model: When bridges compete to collapse

In the age of Artificial Intelligence, states appear to be engaged in a different competition altogether — not for innovation, efficiency or governance, but for corruption, negligence and spectacular administrative embarrassment. Bihar and Gujarat, it appears, are running neck-and-neck in an unofficial national championship of collapsing infrastructure and alleged irregularities.

For years, Bihar has enjoyed many innovative reputation in this peculiar category. Over the last five years, dozens of bridges have collapsed, with reports suggesting that more than 20

ANOTHER BRIDGE COLLAPSES IN GUJARAT
Under-construction overbridge collapses with a bang
DONALY HAS IN HELMSDAFT
MODI AND SHAH WATCHING

DEV SUZUKI
RIDE WITH CONFIDENCE
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recent four-to-five-year period. Yet Gujarat, the self-proclaimed laboratory of development, appears determined not to be Grit Sahrad. Between 2020 and 2025, more than a dozen bridges and major structures in Gujarat either collapsed entirely or suffered catastrophic structural damage. Political and media reports have cited as many as 16 separate bridge failures, while government data reportedly identified 42 major and minor bridges across the state as having collapsed between 2019 and 2024.

The award, therefore, appears destined for Gujarat — the "Best Model State" in the art of public life. Reapplying before public trust does. One imagines a glittering ceremony when the trophy for Outstanding Achievement in Structural Uncertainty is jointly received by Narendra Modi and Amit Shah, under themselves applause from contractors, consultants and committee-makers. Perhaps more awards are quietly waiting in the wings — for alleged irregularities in medicine, unauthorized multi-sorrel construction, and assorted governance miracles that defy explanation. Pharmaceutical, mercifully, may not yet qualify for this carrival of civic collapse.

This is not fiction: under though it may sound. These are incidents recorded in the media. Today, Gujarat has added yet another leather to its already overcrowded cap. In fact, for Harvard, MIT and even IBM Ahmedabad, the "Gujarat Model" may soon become a fascinating case study — not merely by dynamics or administration, but in fact infrastructure can collapse faster than official accountability.

Once again, a large question mark hangs over the quality of bridges being constructed in government and semi-government projects in Gujarat. A substantial section of the railway overbridge under construction between Vadodara and Adas stations (Gate No. 250) in Adas village of Anand district suddenly collapsed on Saturday. The entire span between the two main pillars reportedly gave way without warning. The bridge, being constructed under the Gati Shakti Unit of Vadodara, crutted dramatically, triggering alarm and outrage.

Fortunately, no laboratory or vehicles were present beneath the structure at the time. Otherwise, while today is merely an engineering scandal might have become a full-scale human tragedy.

What makes the episode particularly troubling is that this was no medieval experiment involving bamboo poles and hopeful prayers. The bridge was being constructed using modern prestressed girded bridge technology. Yet the past cap — the strongest upper section of the pillar designed to bear immense structural load — reportedly failed custom-pitically. Engineers would agree that such sagging or collapse of a girded form the past cap raises serious questions regarding construction quality, material standards, protection, and even design calculations.

The obvious question now echoes across Gujarat: Why does this procession of collapsing bridges refuse to stop?

The Anand incident is hardly an isolated mishap. Rather, it forms part of an unsettling trilogy of infrastructure failures in recent times.

On 7 November 2024, near Vanad, a major accident occurred during the construction work of the Balla Traze Project.

On 9 July 2024, a bridge under construction over the Gambles River reportedly collapsed.

And now, on 10 May 2026, at Adas, the girded between two railway bridge pillars cradled down with startling force.

Dams and debris, sadly, are becoming Gujarat's most reliable infrastructure statistics.

These recurring incidents raise disturbing questions: Have safety standards for contractors and executing agencies remained confined to glossy presentations, official files and ceremonial speeches? In structural integrity now merely a PowerPoint concept!

The Gargling of the Girdle Bridge is a new concept that has been used to create a new system of communication, water management, reducing plants use, and maintaining a clean environment. The minister later presented medical and appreciation certificates to the participant.

The members also encouraged physical fitness, sportsmanship, and social responsibility among children while highlighting the role of the younger generation in building a cleaner Tamil Nadu. Government officials, civic representatives, students, parents, and members of the public attended the event.

School reopening triggers road traffic rush

Vikravandi, Ion I. Haury india magazine was reported at the Vikravandi Tell Plaza on the Chennai-Trichy National Highway as thousands of people began returning to Chennai after 15 years of operating a new road traffic road along stretches of the national highway.

The news, however, said, plans authorities opened their additional lanes for Chennai-bound vehicles, increasing the number of operational lanes from six to nine. Despite the measures, traffic

GRT hosts GReaT Conversations on No Tobacco Day

Chennai, Ion I. Grand Chennai by GRT Hotels and Resorts marked World No Tobacco Day by hosting a special edition of its 'GReaT Conversations' series, bringing together leading experts from medicine, sports nutrition, fitness, and social impact to promote healthy living and tobacco-free lifestyles.

The event, held under the hotel group's wellness platform 'GReaT Being', featured a panel discussion focused on preventive healthcare, mental resilience, fitness, and the importance of making sustainable lifestyle choices. The session was moderated by Mr. Vikram Cotab, CEO of GRT Hotels, who guided discussions on how individuals can overcome harmful habits and embrace healthier, more purposeful lives.

The GReaT Being

Spending at the event, Mr. Cotab said the 'GReaT Being' initiative reflects the group's commitment to holistic travelling towards a health care professional. The discussion was held on the day of the meeting of schools in Chennai, which was held on the day of the meeting of the GReaT

Greater Chennai Corporation Commissioner G.A. Sumerran on Monday inspected sanitation and waste clearance operations along Vahagulani-Navkandram Road in Ward 130 of the Kodambakkam Zone and reviewed measures being undertaken to maintain cleanliness in the area.

GREaT Being

Speaking at the event, Mr. Cotab said the 'GReaT Being' initiative reflects the group's commitment to holistic well-being, encompassing physical health, mental, wellness, and purposeful living. He noted that the wellness is a problem in a way that is through consistent daily choices rather than short-term trends.

The panel included Dr. V. Ramasubramanian, Senior Consultant at Apollo Hospitals and Co-Founder of The Capstone Clinic; Mr. Shiny Barendini, sports and health specialist of Art of Eating LLP; Adas-endorsion, affairs and philanthropist Neville Jamshed Bilimoria; and entrepreneur and social impact leader Dr. Ajmal Dastagir.

Dr. Ramasubramanian highlighted the impact of tobacco on respiratory health and discussed the science of addiction, stressing the importance of preventive care and early intervention. Shiny Barendini shared insights on whether, at least, the problem of the health care professional, the importance of preventive care and early intervention, and how to improve health care. He noted that the GReaT Being's work was a significant part of the GReaT Being's work.

The full format of the quarter and year ended Audited financial results are available on our website: www.entriates.co.in and also on the stock exchange website:

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ANI INDIA LTD

ORNIAK'S SOFTWARE LIMITED

Regd. Office: India (D.L.M). Alls. 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700, 61700

Pursuant to the Operations Statement of Audited Financial Results for the Quarter Year Ended 02.05.2026

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Particulars	Quarter Ended			Year Ended
	Audited	Est-audited	Audited	Audited	Audited	% Change
Carryover	31-May-2025	31-May-2026	31-May-2027	31-May-2025	31-May-2026	31-May-2027
Total Income from Operations		2,721		2,697	2,721
Other Income
Profit (Long) from Ordinary Activities (before tax, Unrealized - and/or Unrealized -)	25,981	1,14	12,811	15,531	17,122
Profit (Long) from Ordinary Activities (within tax, etc.)	21,681	1,14	11,611	15,531	17,122
Net Profit (Long) from Ordinary Activities (per tax)	24,981	1,14	11,611	15,531	17,122
Total Competitiveness Income (after tax)
GREA	25,981	1,14	12,811	15,531	17,122
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Notes:
- Audited of this guiding principles given in the 6th, 10th or 'Operating Segments', the Companion business activity.
- All audits in Gargling's 'GREA' are based on providing services and related activities. Accordingly, the disclosure requirements of the 6th, 10th are not applicable.
- Previous periodic figures have been re-printed in the quarterly review of the Gargling of the GREA.
- The audits have been re-printed in the quarterly review of the Gargling of the GREA.
- The full format of the quarter and year ended Audited financial results are available on our website: www.entriates.co.in and also on the stock exchange website.

GRT hosts GReaT Conversations on No Tobacco Day

Chennai, Ion I. Grand Chennai by GRT Hotels and Resorts marked World No Tobacco Day by hosting a special edition of its 'GReaT Conversations' series, bringing together leading experts from medicine, sports nutrition, fitness, and social impact to promote healthy living and tobacco-free lifestyles.

The event, held under the hotel group's wellness platform 'GReaT Being', featured a panel discussion focused on preventive healthcare, mental resilience, fitness, and the importance of making sustainable lifestyle choices. The session was moderated by Mr. Vikram Cotab, CEO of GRT Hotels, who guided discussions on how individuals can overcome harmful habits and enhance healthier, more purposeful lives.

GREaT Being

Speaking at the event, Mr. Cotab said the 'GReaT Being' initiative reflects the group's commitment to holistic well-being, encompassing physical health, mental, wellness, and purposeful living. He noted that the wellness is a problem in a way that is through consistent daily choices rather than short-term trends.

The panel included Dr. V. Ramasubramanian, Senior Consultant at Apollo Hospitals and Co-Founder of The Capstone Clinic; Mr. Shiny Barendini, sports and health specialist of Art of Eating LLP; Adas-endorsion, affairs and philanthropist Neville Jamshed Bilimoria; and entrepreneur and social impact leader Dr. Ajmal Dastagir.

Dr. Ramasubramanian highlighted the impact of tobacco on respiratory health and discussed the science of addiction, stressing the importance of preventive care and early intervention. Shiny Barendini shared insights on whether, at least, the importance of making sustainable lifestyle choices. The session was moderated by Mr. Vikram Cotab, CEO of GRT Hotels, who guided discussions on how individuals can overcome harmful habits and enhance healthier, more purposeful lives.

RAINBOW FOUNDATIONS LIMITED

CIN. LEECO/THORPENHADET/EM

Regd. Off. W. Thambachalam Road, 134agar, Chennai 600017

Tel. (045 63444411) 1343068011, website: rainbowfoundation.com

STATEMENT OF AGGITED (STANDALONE) FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE QUARTER & YEAR ENDED 31st March 2026

No.	Particulars	Quarter ended31.03.2026	Year ended31.03.2026	Quarter ended31.03.2026	Year ended31.03.2026
1	Total Income from Operations (Rd)	4,325.92	6,373.15	1,733.31	13,113.11
2	Profit before exceptional items and tax	533.66	1,067.65	325.46	-1,103.20
3	Net Profit: (Loss) from ordinary activities after tax	391.25	711.67	303.15	-801.16
4	Net Profit: (Loss) from other property	391.25	711.67	303.15	-801.16
5	Equity Share Capital (from value of Rs. 50 - per share)	4,661.70	4,961.70	4,661.70	3,981.70
6	Reserves (excluding Revaluation Reserve as shown in the Balance Sheet of previous year)	3,770.62	3,770.62	3,558.85	3,558.85
7	Earning the Share (not annualised) (from value of Rs. 10 - each) (not annualised) (a) Basic	0.79	1.45	0.61	1.61
	(b) Shares	0.79	1.45	0.61	1.61

Notes:
The above is an extract of the detailed format of Quarter/year ended audited Financial Results filed with the Stock Exchange under Regulation 25 of the SGB (Liding and Other Disclosure Requirements Regulation), 2010. The full format of the Quarter/year ended audited financial Results is available on the Stock Exchange website www.financials.com and on the Company's website www.soldicontraredation.in

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