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Delhi unlocks... Abhishek Bansal, executive director at the Pacific Group, added that this is a difficult time for the real estate sector as construction activities are facing supply disruptions and a shortage of labour. “With Delhi government’s announce- ment of opening up, it could take a month for things to nor- malise. Authorities should also look into the possibility of bringing back the workers who are wary of coming to Delhi due to the fear of infections,” said Bansal. Others like Ankit Kansal, founder and managing director at 360 Realtors, feel that larger players will have an edge in the current situation since they had the wherewithal to keep their labourers on site during the lockdown. Most realtors that are active in the national capital region are now demanding an exten- sion of deadlines under the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act (RERA). “An extension of deadlines is needed, and we hope that RERA will consider the unprecedented halt in work. The sector is facing a challenge as many daily wage workers have not returned from their hometowns. These workers make up a good number of the labour force in the construction sector,” said Nayan Raheja, executive director at Raheja Developers. Double-digit... D K Srivastava, chief policy advisor, EY India, said, “With a lower contraction in GDP, as well as gross value added in FY21, the sharp recovery pro- jected for FY22 by a number of agencies, like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) at 12.5 per cent and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) at 10.5 per cent, may have to be moderated. These projections were done prior to the impact of the sec- ond Covid wave. A combina- tion of the Covid second wave and the revised base effect may imply a lower GDP growth for the Indian economy for FY22, which may be in the range of 9-9.5 per cent.” Alok Sheel, RBI Chair pro- fessor in macroeconomics at the Indian Council for Research in International Economic Relations, said, "The provisional estimate of FY21 GDP numbers are slightly bet- ter but unlikely to change the big picture. These numbers will need to be counter-balanced by likely downgrades of current GDP growth estimates for FY22. The consensus number for this is now down to below 10 per cent on account of the severity of the second wave of Covid-19. Thus, the overall rebound of the economy through to FY22 is likely to be lower, and the output loss greater than what can be esti- mated from the IMF April’s forecast.” Carlyle... Along with Carlyle Group, Aditya Puri, former managing director of HDFC Bank, will infuse capital into PNB Housing Finance through fam- ily investment firm Salisbury Investments. He will be Carlyle’s nominee director in due course. QIH, Pluto, and Salisbury Investments will be classified as part of the “promoter group” following the transactions. Existing shareholders of the company, funds managed by Ares SSG and General Atlantic, are also participating in the capital raise. They will pay ~390 per share for equity and war- rant transactions. This proposed transaction would also trigger an open offer by Pluto Investments to pur- chase up to 26 per cent equity shares of PNB HFC from public shareholders. The board has approved a capital raise of up to ~4,000 crore. The transaction is sub- ject to customary regulatory approvals as well as sharehold- er approval, PNB HFC said in a statement filed with BSE. In all, PNB HF will issue 102.56 million shares (including shares on warrant conversion) at ~390 each. The warrants are exercisable within 18 months of the date of allotment, the hous- ing financier said. On Monday, its stock was up 20 per cent and locked in the upper circuit (no sellers) for most part of the day. It closed at ~525.2 per share on the BSE. Amit Tandon, founder and managing director, Institutional Advisory Services (IiAS), said with the proposed transaction, Carlyle Group as the largest investor would have a decisive say in running the business and board decisions. Assuming the capital infu- sion (including warrants), the capital adequacy ratio of the company will increase from 18.7 per cent (as of March 31, 2021) to over 28 per cent, the company said. Hardayal Prasad, managing director and chief executive officer of PNB Housing Finance, said this fund raise, and Carlyle’s continued sup- port, would help the company to benefit from the growing opportunities, including affordable housing loans and self-employed segments. PNB Housing Finance is the fourth-largest housing finance company in India in terms of loan assets (~62,255 crore as of March 31, 2021) and the second- largest in deposits (~17,129 crore as of March 31, 2021). ‘ RBI circular... This essentially means that banks can offer services to cus- tomers, but they will have to go through a whole lot of checks and balances before doing so, including ensuring that funds are not used for money laun- dering or financing terrorism. Since crypto currencies are not backed by central banks and decentralised by nature, finding their end use would be difficult. According to a senior banker, it almost maintains sta- tus quo, unless some cryp- tocurrency exchange declares that it will take the responsibil- ity of checking the background of end use, which may not be possible. GDP grows 1.6%... Real GVA in construction grew by a staggering 14.5 per cent in Q4, after growing 6.5 per cent in Q3. This mass-employment sector had shown the highest contraction in GVA in the first quarter of FY21, when a nation- al lockdown was in place. This could mean that the projects that were stuck during the lockdown and were reviv- ing during the unlock phase got expedited in Q4, reflecting strong growth, Pronab Sen, for- mer chief statistician of India, told Business Standard. “If new investments do not come in, which seems to be the case, then the construction pipeline may dry up and it may dent investments in the second and third quarters of FY22,” he said. The recovery in investments on the expenditure side was in line with that in construction on the supply side. Real Gross Fixed Capital Formation grew 10.6 per cent in Q4. Manufacturing GVA, too, rebounded strongly, growing the fastest in 11 quarters in Q4, at 6.9 per cent over the previous year. Agriculture grew in the range of 3-4.5 per cent in all the four quarters, showing resilience. The crisis in services, how- ever, seems worrisome. They occupy more than half of India’s economy, and failed to revive even when most of the economy was opened up in the January - March period. Services GVA, excluding con- struction, grew by only 1.8 per cent in Q4, followed by three quarters of contraction. On the expenditure side, real consumer spending grew feebly in Q4, by 2.7 per cent over the previous year. As a result, real Private Final Consumption Expenditure fell 9.1 per cent for the full year FY21. Real Government Final Consumption Expenditure grew 28.3 per cent in Q4, backed by massive spending by the Centre in the March quar- ter, that included clearing of subsidy arrears. Unlike con- sumer spending, real invest- ments grew at 10.6 per cent. This took the investment rate, which is the rate of GFCF to GDP, above the 30 per cent barrier after almost six years, to reach 31.2 per cent of GDP. More on business-standard.com POLITICS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS 15 > NEW DELHI | TUESDAY, 1 JUNE 2021 > FROM PAGE 1 BS SUDOKU #3372 SOLUTION TO # 3371 Easy «« Solution tomorrow HOW TO PLAY Fill in the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the digits 1 to 9 Bengal chief secy retires, to act as chief advisor to CM Maharashtra extends EWS quota to Marathas Central Vista under essential category, work to go on: HC Minister says false narrative being spread on the project ARNAB DUTTA New Delhi, 31 May H ours after the Delhi High Court allowed the construction work of the Central Vista project to continue, saying it was a “vital and essential” national project, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Monday said a false narrative was being created over the redevelopment plan. A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh dismissed a plea seeking to halt the project during the coronavirus pan- demic, saying the petition was “motivated” and “not a genuine PIL”. It imposed a cost of ~1 lakh on the petitioners. Lashing out at those opposing the project, the minister of housing and urban affairs pre- sented the government’s stand on wide-ranging issues that have been discussed across plat- forms — from the estimated cost of the project to the clearances it has secured. While the cost of the entire project, to be completed in three phases, has been estimated by various quarters at ~20,000 crore, Puri said no such assessment has yet been done by the government. “We have not yet ascertained the total cost of the project. The figures that are making the rounds are surely incorrect. So far, only two projects have been tendered, which will cost a little over ~1,300 crore,” he said. So far, tenders for the construction of a new Parliament building and the Central Vista Avenue have been flouted and projects have been awarded. While the Parliament building will cost ~862 crore, the cost of renovating the central vista avenue — a three-km stretch between Raisina Hills and India Gate — is pegged at ~477 crore. “It was being said that it’s a vanity project for which the government is spending ~20,000 crore during a pandemic. Further, some alleged that a ~13,000 crore ‘Modi-Mahal’ is being constructed. Not only are these figures arbitrary but also misleading as the prime minister’s residence is not only for the current PM but will be used by any future prime minister of the country,” he said. According to him, the plan of the PM’s resi- dence is not yet ready. “So how come the Opposition is saying that construction of the PM’s residence will begin from August?” Puri said the project would be the gover- nance architecture of India for the next 250- 300 years. As an overhaul in delimitation is due in 2026, when the number of representatives at Parliament will be reassessed, the require- ment for a larger building with more seating capacity for MPs will be required. Apart from Opposition leaders like Rahul Gandhi and Jairam Ramesh from the Indian National Congress, nearly 60 retired IAS and IPS officers had written an open letter to the PM and Puri opposing the project. Today, Puri lashed out at them, alleging that their move was “motivated with ill-intensions”. The group of retired bureaucrats had urged the government to stop the project as “construc- tion and redesign on the scale planned in the redevelopment project will significantly affect the heritage nature of this precinct, and destroy it irrevocably. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday said she was appointing West Bengal's Chief Secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay as an Advisor for three years effec- tive from Tuesday, after allowing the bureaucrat who was ordered by the central government to report to Delhi, to retire. The Centre has asked him to join North Block on Tuesday but it cannot force an officer to join it without the permission of the state administration, Banerjee told a press conference. “The CS got a letter from the Centre asking him to join North Block by tomorrow. This is not a reply to my letter but to the CS. I have not received any reply from it to the letter which I had sent earlier today,” she said. PTI The Maharashtra govern- ment on Monday extended benefits under the the eco- nomically weaker section (EWS) quota to the Maratha community, days after the Supreme Court scrapped a separate reservation in jobs and education for the domi- nant social group. A government order (GO) to this effect was issued by the General Administration Department (GAD) here. At present, a 10 per cent EWS quota is in force for those sections of the society which are not covered by any kind of reservations. PTI “We have not yet ascertained the total cost of the project. The figures that are making the rounds are surely incorrect. So far, only two projects have been tendered, which will cost a little over ~1,300 crore” HARDEEP SINGH PURI Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs ^$! -!(*/! !:1*/%)# (*0’! .$b’’ c! %.bc’! c4 V]LTb"/!- BG== X;U; 6Q]^7 *) R0)! ?>9 ?=?> "*- 1*/%)# /$!-!b"/!-; ^$*.! U!(c!-.9 2$* .$b’’ c! +-!.!)/ %) /$! MOU /$-*0#$ ‘K < WI‘U "bd%’%/4 b) $b )*/ db./! /$!%- 1*/!. *) /$! Z!.*’0/%*). /$-*0#$ -!(*/! !:1*/%)# b) b-! */$!-2%.! )*/ cb--! "*- *%)# .*9 .$b’’ c! !’%#%c’! /* 1*/! /$-*0#$ !:1*/%)# .4./!( b/ /$! MOU; ^$! U!(c!- 2$* $b1! db./! /$!%- 1*/!. c4 -!(*/! !:1*/%)# +-%*- /* /$! MOU (b4 b’.* b//!)<+b-/%d%+b/! %) /$! 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Kumashi Company Secretary Email: [email protected] Place: Navi Mumbai Date: 31st May, 2021 apcotex industries limited Notice is hereby given that the Thirty Fifth (35th) Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Company will be held on Friday, 9th July 2021 at 11:00 a.m. IST, through video conferencing (VC) / Other Audio Visual Means (OAVM) to transact the business, as set out in the Notice of AGM which is being circulated for convening the AGM. In view of the continuing Covid-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has vide its Circular No.20/2020 dated 5th May 2020 and Circular No. 02/2021 dated 13th January 2021 read with Circular No.14/2020 dated 8th April 2020 and Circular No.17/2020 dated 13th April 2020 (collectively referred to as “MCA Circulars”) permitted the holding of AGM through VC or OAVM, without the physical presence of the members at a common venue. In compliance with these MCA Circulars and the relevant provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 and SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, the AGM of the members of the company will be held through VC/OAVM. The Notice of the AGM along with the Annual Report 2020-21 is being sent only by electronic mode to those members whose email addresses are registered with the Company/Depositories in accordance with the aforesaid MCA Circulars and Circular No. SEBI/HO/CFD/CMD1/CIR/P/2020/79 dated 12th May 2020 and Circular No. SEBI/HO/CFD/CMD2/CIR/P/2021/11 dated 15th January 2021 issued by Securities Exchange Board of India (collectively referred to as “SEBI Circulars”). Members may note that the Annual Report 2020-21 will also be available on the Company's website websites of the Stock www.apcotex.com, Exchanges i.e. BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited at and www.bseindia.com www.nseindia.com respectively and on the NSDL website www.evoting.nsdl.com Members can attend and participate in the AGM through the VC/ OAVM facility only. The instructions for joining the AGM are provided in the notice of the AGM. Members attending the meeting through VC/OAVM shall be counted for the purpose of reckoning the quorum under Section 103 of the Companies Act, 2013 The Company is providing remote e-voting facility (remote e- voting) to all its members to cast their votes on all resolutions which is set out in the Notice of the AGM. Members have the option to cast their vote on any of the resolutions using the remote e-voting facility or e-voting during the AGM. Detailed procedure for remote e-voting/e-voting during the AGM is provided in the Notice of the AGM. The Company has fixed Book Closure from Saturday, 3rd July 2021 to Thursday, 8th July 2021 (inclusive of both days) for determining the entitlement of members to final dividend for FY 2020-21, if approved at the AGM. If your e-mail address is not registered with the Depositories (if shares held in electronic form) / Company (if shares held in physical form), you may register on or before 5 p.m. IST on Friday, 4th June 2021 to receive the Notice of the AGM along with the Annual Report 2020-21, by completing the process as under: Registered Office: 49-53 Mahavir Centre, Sector 17, Vashi, Navi Mumbai - 400 703 Tel.: 022- 2777 0800 www.apcotex.com Email: [email protected] CIN: L99999MH1986PLC039199 Physical Holding Send a request to the Registrars and Share Transfer Agents viz. Link Intime India Pvt Ltd at [email protected] / [email protected] : 1.To register e-mail address, please provide Folio No., Name of shareholder, scanned copy of the share certificate (front and back), PAN and Aadhar (self-attested scanned copy of PAN andAadhar Card). 2.To update Bank A/c details, please provide original canceled cheque / copy of Bank passbook / statement attested by Banker Please contact your Depository Participant (DP) and the process advised by your DP Demat Holding In the event the company is unable to pay the dividend to any shareholder by electronic mode, due to non-registration of the bank details of shareholders, the company shall dispatch the dividend warrants/cheques to such shareholder, in due course.

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Delhiunlocks...Abhishek Bansal, executivedirector at the Pacific Group,added that this is a difficulttime for the real estate sectoras construction activities arefacing supply disruptions anda shortage of labour. “WithDelhigovernment’sannounce-ment of opening up, it couldtakeamonth for things tonor-malise.Authoritiesshouldalsolook into the possibility ofbringingbacktheworkerswhoare wary of coming to Delhidue to the fear of infections,”saidBansal.

Others like Ankit Kansal,founderandmanagingdirectorat 360Realtors, feel that largerplayerswillhaveanedgeinthecurrent situation since theyhad the wherewithal to keeptheir labourers on site duringthe lockdown.

Mostrealtors thatareactivein the national capital regionare now demanding an exten-sion of deadlines under theReal Estate Regulation andDevelopmentAct (RERA).

“An extension of deadlinesis needed, and we hope thatRERA will consider theunprecedented halt in work.Thesector is facingachallengeas many daily wage workershave not returned from theirhometowns. These workersmakeupagoodnumberof thelabourforceintheconstructionsector,” said Nayan Raheja,executive director at RahejaDevelopers.

Double-digit...D K Srivastava, chief policyadvisor,EYIndia, said, “Withalower contraction in GDP, aswell as gross value added inFY21, the sharp recovery pro-jected for FY22 by anumber of

agencies, liketheInternationalMonetary Fund (IMF) at 12.5per cent and theReserveBankof India (RBI) at 10.5 per cent,may have to be moderated.These projections were doneprior to the impact of the sec-ond Covid wave. A combina-tion of the Covid second waveandtherevisedbaseeffectmayimply a lower GDP growth forthe Indian economy for FY22,which may be in the range of9-9.5 per cent.”

Alok Sheel, RBI Chair pro-fessor in macroeconomics atthe Indian Council forResearch in InternationalEconomicRelations,said, "Theprovisional estimate of FY21GDP numbers are slightly bet-ter but unlikely to change thebigpicture.Thesenumberswillneedtobecounter-balancedbylikely downgrades of currentGDP growth estimates forFY22. The consensus numberfor this is now down to below10 per cent on account of theseverity of the second wave ofCovid-19. Thus, the overallrebound of the economythrough to FY22 is likely to belower, and the output lossgreater than what can be esti-mated from the IMF April’sforecast.”

Carlyle...Along with Carlyle Group,Aditya Puri, former managingdirector of HDFC Bank, willinfuse capital into PNBHousingFinancethroughfam-ily investment firm SalisburyInvestments. He will beCarlyle’s nominee director indue course.

QIH, Pluto, and SalisburyInvestments will be classifiedaspartof the“promotergroup”following the transactions.

Existingshareholdersof thecompany, funds managed byAresSSGandGeneralAtlantic,

are also participating in thecapitalraise.Theywillpay~390per share for equity and war-rant transactions.

This proposed transactionwouldalsotriggeranopenofferby Pluto Investments to pur-chase up to 26 per cent equitysharesofPNBHFCfrompublicshareholders.

The board has approved acapital raise of up to ~4,000crore. The transaction is sub-ject to customary regulatoryapprovalsaswellassharehold-er approval, PNBHFCsaid inastatement filedwithBSE.

In all, PNB HF will issue102.56millionshares(includingshares on warrant conversion)at ~390 each. Thewarrants areexercisablewithin18monthsofthedateofallotment, thehous-ing financier said.

OnMonday, itsstockwasup20 per cent and locked in theupper circuit (no sellers) formost part of the day. It closedat ~525.2 per share on the BSE.

Amit Tandon, founder andmanaging director,InstitutionalAdvisoryServices(IiAS), said with the proposedtransaction, Carlyle Group asthelargest investorwouldhavea decisive say in running thebusiness and board decisions.

Assuming the capital infu-sion (including warrants), thecapital adequacy ratio of thecompany will increase from18.7 per cent (as of March 31,2021) to over 28 per cent, thecompany said.

HardayalPrasad,managingdirector and chief executiveofficer of PNB HousingFinance, said this fund raise,and Carlyle’s continued sup-port, would help the companyto benefit from the growingopportunities, includingaffordable housing loans andself-employed segments.

PNBHousingFinanceisthefourth-largesthousing financecompany in India in terms ofloan assets (~62,255 crore as ofMarch31,2021)andthesecond-largest indeposits (~17,129croreas ofMarch 31, 2021). ‘

RBI circular...This essentially means thatbankscanofferservices tocus-tomers,but theywillhavetogothrough a whole lot of checksand balances before doing so,including ensuring that fundsare not used for money laun-dering or financing terrorism.

Since crypto currencies arenot backed by central banksand decentralised by nature,finding their endusewouldbedifficult.

According to a seniorbanker, italmostmaintainssta-tus quo, unless some cryp-tocurrency exchange declares

that itwill taketheresponsibil-ityofcheckingthebackgroundof end use, which may not bepossible.

GDP grows1.6%...RealGVAinconstructiongrewbya staggering 14.5 per cent inQ4, after growing 6.5 per centinQ3.

This mass-employmentsector had shown the highestcontraction in GVA in the firstquarterofFY21,whenanation-al lockdownwas inplace.

This could mean that theprojects thatwerestuckduringthe lockdown and were reviv-ing during the unlock phasegot expedited inQ4, reflectingstronggrowth,PronabSen, for-mer chief statistician of India,toldBusinessStandard.

“If new investments do notcomein,whichseemstobethecase, then the constructionpipelinemaydryupanditmaydentinvestments inthesecondand thirdquarters of FY22,” hesaid.

Therecoveryininvestmentson the expenditure sidewas inline with that in constructionon the supply side. Real GrossFixed Capital Formation grew10.6per cent inQ4.

Manufacturing GVA, too,rebounded strongly, growingthe fastest in 11 quarters inQ4,at6.9percentoverthepreviousyear. Agriculture grew in therangeof3-4.5percent inall thefour quarters, showingresilience.

The crisis in services, how-ever, seems worrisome. Theyoccupy more than half ofIndia’s economy, and failed torevive even when most of theeconomywasopenedupintheJanuary - March period.Services GVA, excluding con-struction, grew by only 1.8 percent in Q4, followed by threequarters of contraction.

On the expenditure side,real consumer spending grewfeebly in Q4, by 2.7 per centover the previous year. As aresult, real Private FinalConsumptionExpenditure fell9.1 per cent for the full yearFY21. Real Government FinalConsumption Expendituregrew 28.3 per cent in Q4,backedbymassivespendingbythe Centre in the March quar-ter, that included clearing ofsubsidy arrears. Unlike con-sumer spending, real invest-mentsgrewat10.6percent.Thistooktheinvestmentrate,whichis the rate of GFCF to GDP,above the 30 per cent barrierafter almost six years, to reach31.2percentofGDP.

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Bengal chiefsecy retires,to act as chiefadvisor to CM

Maharashtraextends EWSquota toMarathas

Central Vista underessential category,work to go on: HCMinistersays falsenarrativebeingspreadontheprojectARNABDUTTANewDelhi, 31May

HoursaftertheDelhiHighCourtallowedthe construction work of the CentralVistaproject tocontinue, saying itwas

a “vital and essential” national project, UnionMinister Hardeep Singh Puri on Monday saida false narrative was being created over theredevelopmentplan.

A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel andJustice Jyoti Singhdismissedaplea seeking tohalt the project during the coronavirus pan-demic,sayingthepetitionwas“motivated”and“notagenuinePIL”. It imposedacostof ~1 lakhon thepetitioners.

Lashing out at those opposing the project,theminister of housing and urban affairs pre-sentedthegovernment’sstandonwide-rangingissues that have been discussed across plat-forms—fromtheestimatedcost of theprojectto the clearances it has secured.While the costof the entire project, to be completed in threephases,hasbeenestimatedbyvariousquartersat ~20,000 crore, Puri saidno suchassessmenthas yet beendoneby the government.

“We have not yet ascertained the total costof the project. The figures that aremaking therounds are surely incorrect. So far, only twoprojects have been tendered, whichwill cost alittle over ~1,300 crore,” he said.

So far, tenders for theconstructionofanewParliament building and the Central VistaAvenue have been flouted and projects havebeen awarded. While the Parliament buildingwill cost ~862 crore, the cost of renovating thecentral vista avenue — a three-km stretchbetween Raisina Hills and India Gate — ispegged at ~477 crore. “It was being said thatit’s a vanity project for which the governmentis spending ~20,000 crore during a pandemic.Further, some alleged that a ~13,000 crore‘Modi-Mahal’ is being constructed. Not onlyare these figures arbitrary but alsomisleadingas the prime minister’s residence is not onlyfor the current PM but will be used by anyfuture primeminister of the country,” he said.

According tohim, theplanof thePM’s resi-dence is not yet ready. “So how come theOpposition is saying that construction of thePM’s residencewill begin fromAugust?”

Puri said the project would be the gover-nance architecture of India for the next 250-300years.Asanoverhaul indelimitationisduein 2026, when the number of representativesat Parliament will be reassessed, the require-ment for a larger building with more seatingcapacity forMPswill be required.

Apart from Opposition leaders like RahulGandhi and Jairam Ramesh from the IndianNational Congress, nearly 60 retired IAS andIPS officers had written an open letter to thePMand Puri opposing the project. Today, Purilashed out at them, alleging that their movewas “motivatedwith ill-intensions”.

Thegroupof retiredbureaucratshadurgedthegovernmenttostoptheprojectas“construc-tion and redesign on the scale planned in theredevelopment projectwill significantly affecttheheritagenatureof thisprecinct,anddestroyit irrevocably.

Chief Minister MamataBanerjeeonMondaysaidshewasappointingWestBengal'sChief Secretary AlapanBandyopadhyay as anAdvisor for threeyears effec-tive from Tuesday, afterallowing thebureaucratwhowas ordered by the centralgovernment to report toDelhi, to retire.

TheCentrehasaskedhimto join North Block onTuesday but it cannot forcean officer to join it withoutthe permission of the stateadministration,Banerjeetoldapress conference.

“The CS got a letter fromtheCentreaskinghimto joinNorth Block by tomorrow.This isnotareplytomyletterbut to the CS. I have notreceived any reply from it tothe letter which I had sentearlier today,” she said. PTI

The Maharashtra govern-ment on Monday extendedbenefits under the the eco-nomically weaker section(EWS) quota to the Marathacommunity, days after theSupreme Court scrapped aseparate reservation in jobsand education for the domi-nant social group.

Agovernment order (GO)to this effect was issued bythe General AdministrationDepartment (GAD)here.

At present, a 10 per centEWS quota is in force forthose sections of the societywhicharenotcoveredbyanykindof reservations. PTI

“We have not yet ascertained the totalcost of the project. The figures that aremaking the rounds are surely incorrect.So far, only two projects have beentendered, which will cost a little over~1,300 crore”

HARDEEP SINGH PURIMinisterofHousingandUrbanAffairs

NOTICE TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF35TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

By order of the BoardFor Apcotex Industries Limited

Sd/-Anand V. Kumashi

Company SecretaryEmail: [email protected]

Place: Navi MumbaiDate: 31st May, 2021

apcotex industries limited

Notice is hereby given that the Thirty Fifth (35th) AnnualGeneral Meeting (AGM) of the Company will be held on Friday,9th July 2021 at 11:00 a.m. IST, through video conferencing(VC) / Other Audio Visual Means (OAVM) to transact thebusiness, as set out in the Notice of AGM which is beingcirculated for convening theAGM.

In view of the continuing Covid-19 pandemic, the Ministry ofCorporate Affairs (MCA) has vide its Circular No.20/2020 dated5th May 2020 and Circular No. 02/2021 dated 13th January 2021read with Circular No.14/2020 dated 8th April 2020 and CircularNo.17/2020 dated 13th April 2020 (collectively referred to as“MCA Circulars”) permitted the holding of AGM through VC orOAVM, without the physical presence of the members at acommon venue. In compliance with these MCACirculars and therelevant provisions of theCompaniesAct, 2013 andSEBI (ListingObligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015,the AGM of the members of the company will be held throughVC/OAVM.

The Notice of the AGM along with the Annual Report 2020-21 isbeing sent only by electronic mode to those members whoseemail addresses are registered with the Company/Depositoriesin accordance with the aforesaid MCACirculars and Circular No.SEBI/HO/CFD/CMD1/CIR/P/2020/79 dated 12th May 2020 andCircular No. SEBI/HO/CFD/CMD2/CIR/P/2021/11 dated 15thJanuary 2021 issued by Securities Exchange Board of India(collectively referred to as “SEBI Circulars”). Members may notethat the Annual Report 2020-21 will also be available on theCompany's website websites of the Stockwww.apcotex.com,Exchanges i.e. BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange ofIndia Limited at andwww.bseindia.com www.nseindia.comrespectively and on the NSDL website www.evoting.nsdl.comMembers can attend and participate in theAGM through the VC/OAVM facility only. The instructions for joining the AGM areprovided in the notice of the AGM. Members attending themeeting through VC/OAVM shall be counted for the purpose ofreckoning the quorum under Section 103 of the Companies Act,2013

The Company is providing remote e-voting facility (remote e-voting) to all its members to cast their votes on all resolutionswhich is set out in the Notice of the AGM. Members have theoption to cast their vote on any of the resolutions using the remotee-voting facility or e-voting during the AGM. Detailed procedurefor remote e-voting/e-voting during the AGM is provided in theNotice of theAGM.

The Company has fixed Book Closure from Saturday, 3rd July2021 to Thursday, 8th July 2021 (inclusive of both days) fordetermining the entitlement of members to final dividend for FY2020-21, if approved at theAGM.

If your e-mail address is not registered with the Depositories (ifshares held in electronic form) / Company (if shares held inphysical form), you may register on or before 5 p.m. IST onFriday, 4th June 2021 to receive the Notice of theAGMalong withtheAnnual Report 2020-21, by completing the process as under:

Registered Office:49-53 Mahavir Centre, Sector 17, Vashi,

Navi Mumbai - 400 703 Tel.: 022- 2777 0800www.apcotex.com Email: [email protected]

CIN: L99999MH1986PLC039199

PhysicalHolding

Send a request to the Registrars and ShareTransferAgents viz. Link Intime India Pvt Ltd atr n t . h e l p d e s k@ l i n k i n t i m e . c o . i n /[email protected] :1.To register e-mail address, please provideFolio No., Name of shareholder, scannedcopy of the share certificate (front andback), PAN and Aadhar (self-attestedscanned copy of PANandAadharCard).

2.To update BankA/c details, please provideoriginal canceled cheque / copy of Bankpassbook / statement attested by Banker

Please contact your Depository Participant(DP) and the process advised by your DP

Demat Holding

In the event the company is unable to pay the dividend to anyshareholder by electronic mode, due to non-registration of the bankdetails of shareholders, the company shall dispatch the dividendwarrants/cheques to such shareholder, in due course.

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