Rushil Decor Limited — Proxy Solicitation & Information Statement 2023

Nov 8, 2023

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RUSHIL DECOR LIMITED WE'LL MAKE IT

RDU0S0/2023-24 Date: 08.11.2023

To, National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. Exchange Plaza, Bandra -Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai -400051 NSE EQUITY SYMBOL: RUSHIL

To,

BSE Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street, Mumbai - 400001 BSE SCRIP CODE: 533470

ISIN: INE573K01017

Dear Sir/Madam,

Sub: Newspaper Publication of Corrigendum of Notice of Extra-Ordinar General Meeting

In furtherance to our earlier intimation Letter No. RDL/078/2023-24 dated November 07, 2023, we wish to inform you that the Company has completed dispatch of Corrigendum of Notice of Extra-Ordinary General Meeting on November 07, 2023 by electronic mail only. In terms of provisions of Regulation 30 and 47 read with Part A of Schedule Ill of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed herewith copies of newspaper advertisements published in the newspapers of English Edition and Gujarati Edition today, i.e., November 08, 2023.

The advertisement is also available on the website of the Company at www.rushil.com

It is requested to take the same on your record.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully, For, Rushil Decor Limited

HASMUKH Digitally signed by HASMUKH KANUBHAI KANUBHAI MODI Date: 2023.11.08 MODI 12:28:30 +05'30'

Hasmukh K. Modi Company Secretary

Encl: a/a

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RUSHIL DECOR LTD .. RUSHIL HOUSE, NEAR NEELKANTH GREEN BUNGALOW, OFF SINDHU BHAVAN ROAD, SHILAJ, AHMEDABAD-380058, GUJARAT, INDIA.

REGD. OFFICE: S. NO. 125, NEAR KALYANPURA PATIA, VILLAGE ITLA, GANDHINAGAR-MANSA ROAD, TA. KALOL, DIST. GANDHINAGAR-382845, GUJARAT, INDIA. I CIN: L25209GJ1993PLC019532

PH: +91-79-61400400 I FAX: +91-79-61400401 I EMAIL: INFO@RUSHIL.COM I WWW.RUSHIL.COM

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Wednesday, November 08, 2023

Exxon, Apple and other corporate giants will have to disclose all their emissions under California’s new climate laws

Many of the world’s largest increase companies’ costs. But Many of these large poised to have substantial their emissions before will now market leverage to establish California also has a history broader emissions reporting public and private companies more than a dozen major corporations have been influence worldwide. be subject to disclosure climate disclosures as of being a test bed for future requirements. But California’s will soon be required to track corporations endorsed the preparing for mandatory Subsidiaries of companies requirements. California is in standard practice in the U.S. federal U.S. policies. The U.S. new rules go further than and report almost all of their rule, including Microsoft, disclosure rules for several that didn’t have to report effect exercising its immense and beyond. government is considering either the U.S. Securities and greenhouse gas emissions if Apple, Salesforce and years. they do business in California– including emissions from Patagonia.The second law, the companies listed in the S&PClose to two-thirds of the their supply chains, business Climate-Related Financial Risk 500 index voluntarily report to travel, employees’ commutes Act, requires companies CDP, formerly called the and the way customers use generating $500 million or Carbon Disclosure Project. their products. more to report their financial CDP is a nonprofit that surveys That means oil and gas risks related to climate change companies on behalf of companies like Chevron will and their plans for risk institutional investors about likely have to account for mitigation. their carbon management and emissions from vehicles that As a professor of plans to reduce carbon use their gasoline, and Apple economics and public policy, I emissions. will have to account for study corporate environmental Many of them also face materials that go into iPhones. behavior and public policy, reporting requirements It’s a huge leap from including whether disclosure elsewhere, including in the current federal and state laws like these work to reduce European Union, the United reporting requirements, which emissions. I believe Kingdom, New Zealand, require reporting of only California’s new rules Singapore and cities like Hong certain emissions from represent a significant step Kong. companies’ direct operations. toward mainstreaming Moreover, some of the And it will have global corporate climate disclosures same U.S. companies, notably ramifications. and potentially meaningful banks and asset managers California Gov. Gavin corporate climate actions. that operate or sell products Newsom signed two new rules Many big corporations are in Europe, have already into law on Oct. 7, 2023. Under already reporting started to comply with the the new Climate Corporate Most of the companies EU’s Sustainable Finance Data Accountability Act, U.S.covered by California’s climate Disclosure Regulation. Those companies with annual disclosure rules are regulations require companies revenues of US$1 billion or multinational corporations. to report how sustainability more will have to report both They include technology risks are integrated into their direct and indirect companies such as Apple, investment decision-making. greenhouse gas emissions Google and Microsoft; giant While California isn’t the starting in 2026 and 2027. The retailers like Walmart and first place to mandate climate California Chamber of Costco; and oil and gas disclosures, it is the fifthCommerce opposed the companies such as largest economy in the world. regulation, arguing it would ExxonMobil and Chevron. So, the state’s new laws are

Targeted methane mitigation can avoid 0.1°C warming in 2050, should be adopted with decarbonisation efforts

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