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ND/SY/ 3505 August 31, 2021
Bombay Stock Exchange Limited New Trading Ring, Rotunda Building, P J Towers, Dalal Street, Fort Mumbai-400001 Scrip Code: 500097
National Stock Exchange of India Limited “Exchange Plaza”, Plot No. C-1, Block G Bandra – Kurla Complex, Bandra (East), Mumbai – 400 051 Symbol: DALMIASUG
Re: Newspaper Advertisement.
Dear Sir(s),
Pursuant to Regulation 30 of SEBl (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, attached is a copy of notice to the shareholders published on August 31, 2021 in Business Line (an English newspaper having country-wide circulation) and Dinamani (a Tamil newspaper having wide circulation in Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu, where registered office of the Company is situated), with respect to dispatch of notice of 69th Annual General Meeting of the Company to the shareholders, voting through electronic means and the cut-off date.
Thanking You,
Yours faithfully, For Dalmia Bharat Sugar and Industries Limited
Aashhima V Khanna Company Secretary Membership No.: A34517
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CHENNAI
BusinessLineTUESDAY • AUGUST 31 • 2021 7NEWS
SURESH P IYENGAR
Mumbai, August 30
Steel companies hope the huge cost oftransition to achieve net zero emission willbe shared by the government, industriesand consumers, as it is being done globally.
Developed economies have set a stiff�deadline to become carbonneutral and expect fast developing countries, such as India and China, to reduce emissions to moderate global warming.
The US has set a net zero carbon emissiontarget of 2050 with 52 per cent reductionfrom 2005level in economywide netgreenhouse gas pollution by 2030.
Europe is also working to meet zeroemission even while hitting carbon peak by2026. It is banking on emerging hydrogentechnology for its clean energy and fuelneeds.
As the world’s largest greenhouse gasemitter, China expects emission to peak by2030 before achieving net carbon neutrality by 2060. Steel companies, one the mostpolluting industries, has been strugglingwith the most ineffi�cient producersshutting shop.
In a complete contrast to its earlierstrategy of subsidising exports, theChinese government has started levyingtax to disincentivise steel exports.Though lower exports from China haveopened fresh opportunities for Indiansteel companies, they would face similarchallenges sooner than later.
‘Carbon allowance’TV Narendran, Managing Director, TataSteel told BusinessLine that the cost oftransition to green energy is huge, and ithas to be shared by the government, in
dustries and consumers. For instance, hesaid, European companies are given certain carbon allowance and if they save onthe allowance, they can sell it in the marketbut will be forced to buy it if they breach thetarget. “They also have carbon border adjustment mechanism to discourage a company making steel outside Europe andselling it to them,” he added.
The Indian government has taken a decision to stick to the Paris (Agreement) andbeyond that anything will happen in Indiaonly if the developed world writes acheque. “Hopefully, some convergence will
happen at COP26 (UN Climate Change Conference) based on diff�erent views,” said Narendran.
Support for net zeroEchoing Narendran’s views, Seshagiri Rao,Joint Managing Director, JSW Steel saidevery global company, which is working towards net zero emission, has supportedeither by grants or concessional fi�nancingto achieve carbon neutrality.
As per the Paris Accord, India has to reduce carbon intensity by 33 per cent by2030. For this, industries have to switch 40per cent of their power consumption to renewables. “Steel companies too are working on this, but this only helps reduce emission but not become carbon neutral,” headded.
Besides the Indian government, developed countries should also provide thetechnology and subsidise the cost of developing economies eff�ort to cut down greenhouse emission as these countries emittedmore carbon and developed their economy, said Rao.
“Consumers mindset should alsochange to pay more for the green productsas producers have to incur higher cost ontechnologies,” he added.
Target feasible only
if cost is shared by govt,
consumers, fi�rms say
As per the Paris Accord, India has to
reduce carbon intensity by 33% by 2030
Steel companies seek support to meet 2030 emission goals
FORUM GANDHI
Mumbai, August 30
Wary of taking debt, a number of companies in the pandemichit travel industry arelooking to take the initialpublic off�ering (IPO) route toraise funds.
There are at least a dozentravelrelated companiesglobally which are in themidst of being listed or havealready gone public in the recent past months.
Closer home, EaseMytripwent public in March thisyear. The travel company’sIPO was subscribed 159.33times. Ixigo and RateGainhave also fi�led their Draft RedHerring Prospectus.
Reasons for sudden rise BusinessLine spoke to analysts to understand the sudden rise in travelrelated IPOsand what it means for retailinvestors and the travel industry. Anuj Kejriwal,
founder of Kejriwal Research,explained that there is awareness, liquidity interest anddemand in the recent past. Inthe last one year, at least 40companies have decided togo public across industries.This includes both traditional and techbased companies like Zomato whichwas oversubscribed.
Response given to otherstartup listing has been amassive boost and led to afl�urry of companies comingto raise funds from the secondary market to take advantage of the heightened investor appetite for newinvestment opportunities forcompanies like Ixigo andRateGain.
The travel industry hasbeen hit hard by Covid. It hascaused several unorganisedplayers to shut shopswhereas the revenues of bigplayers have plummeted. Experts said, there has been
little or no fi�nancial aid tothe sector. To top that, theirasset light model, technicalaspects of credit and commission system have madebankers wary of fundingthem.
“An IPO not only allows thecompany to raise funds butalso gives the existing shareholders the benefi�ts of a secondary market listing. Debt,on the other hand, can be aburden for companies whenthey operate in a highly competitive and cyclical industry.So despite interest rates being relatively low, companies
would prefer the IPO route atthe moment,” said Yug Tibrewal, Research Analyst atChoice Broking India.
“Another important driverfor travel fi�rms to get listed isonce a company is listed, itgets a credit rating whichhelps them to acquire othercompanies and expand theirbusinesses,” Kejriwal said.
Future impactKejriwal said that like forother industries going public was a way to tap on tomore market share, the future of the travel industry
too is going to be the same.He said that there is a hugeboom in unicorns and startups which have disruptivemodels.
On the fl�ipside, retail investors have reciprocatedwell to some of the listingslike Zomato. According toTibriwal, travel is a highlycyclical industry that is affected by economic and social factors. In the short term,there remains a threat of further waves of infections withsubsequent lockdowns.
“The longterm impact onconsumer behaviour due tothe pandemic is yet to beseen. We would recommendinvestors to be highly selective when considering travelrelated stocks at present,” hesaid.
While institutional investors weigh the risks andopportunities in depth, retailinvestors are mainly industryagnostic, they don’t understand the industry dynamicsand are least bothered to doso because it isn’t their objective, Kejriwal explained.
Reeling under a crisis, many are tempted
by the success of startups at the bourses
There are at least a dozen travel-related companies globally which
are in the midst of being listed or have already gone public
What’s driving rush of IPOs by travel firms?
S RONENDRA SINGH
New Delhi, August 30
Bharti Airtel Chairman, SunilBharti Mittal, said that the₹�21,000 crore capital raise thatthe company announced onSunday will help improve itsposition and simultaneouslyprovide the fuel to accelerateinvestments across its portfolioto drive growth.
They will include 5G auction,roll out of fi�bre to prepare thenetwork in time for 5G launchand accelerate investment inthe fastgrowing data centres.
“The Prime Minister’s visionof a ‘Digital India’ holds greatpromise. It is a once in a lifetime chance for a handful ofplayers in India to build the infrastructure required to fulfi�lthis dream. It is with this inmind that Airtel has decided toaccelerate the building out of anumber of vital pieces to servethe country and, at the sametime, secure its leadership rolein the market place,” Mittal saidin an investor call on Monday.
The Board of the company,on Sunday, decided to raisefresh capital by way of a Rightsissue. The company has peggedthe rightsentitlement ratio atone equity share for every 14equity shares held by eligibleshareholders as on the recorddate. Further, the Board consti
tuted a ‘Special Committee ofDirectors’ to decide the otherterms and conditions of theIssue.
Mittal said 5G auction are expected to happen next year andAirtel, as a leader, intends to rollout 5G network in key cities ‘atthe earliest’, to be able toprovide the benefi�ts of the newage networks to its customers,especially heavy users and industrial applications. “Handsets which are 5Genabled havestarted to make their way intoIndia and Airtel expects that bythe time 5G networks are built,there will be large number ofits handsets ready to use theservices,” Mittal noted.
Rollout of fibreHe said that the fund raised willalso be utilised to accelerate therollout of fi�bre and also havemillions of additional homepasses of fi�bretothehome(FTTH) for home broadband.
“We will accelerate our investment in the fastgrowingdata centres business giventhat India is emerging as a topchoice for hyperscalers to set
up new capacities… we are conscious of our current leverageratio which we believe is comfortable,” Mittal said, addingthat it was not a sentimentshared by all. He noted that hewas conscious of the same andof not further loading the company with any additional debt,especially as the above opportunities need their outlays.
The Rights issue has been designed such that the moneywill be called upon as and whenrequired and closely monitored for utilisation, he furthersaid.
Mittal also highlighted theconcerns of telecom operatorson issues like high taxes andlevies, hoped for some relief.“We have been also urging thegovernment to attend to somepressing issues. The taxes onthis industry remain high. Forevery ₹�100 of revenue, ₹�35 go invarious forms of levies. Wehope that the government willalso favourably look at some ofthe genuine demands of the industry,” Mittal added.
Mittal also estimated thatthe industry’s average revenueper user (ARPU) would reach₹�200 per user per month bythe end of the current fi�nancialyear and eventually move to₹�300. “I remain confi�dent thatwe have seen the worse now interms of tariff� wars…we areabout midpoint now at ₹�145150 and this will tend to start towards ₹�200 by end of this fi�nancial year,” he added.
‘₹�21,000cr mopup
to be used to
prepare network’
Sunil Bharti Mittal
Airtel intends to roll out 5G network inkey cities at the earliest: Sunil Mittal
OUR BUREAU
Bengaluru, August 30
Upskilling startup Scaler acquired Delhibased onlinelearning platform Coding Elements in an allcash deal. Scaleralso set aside a corpus of ₹�50crore to explore other opportunities in mergers andacquisitions.
High quality educationCoding Elements was started in2017 by Mudit Goel to traincoders in the latest tech skillssuch as data science, machinelearning, fullstack web and mobile app development.
The platform also off�eredcoding courses for children toassess the liveclass format andopportunities in international
markets. For two years, the teamworked with over 4,000 students through inperson classesbefore going fully online in2020. NITI Aayog also partneredwith Coding Elements to teachcoding to two million studentsacross 6,000 schools under the
Atal Innovation Mission. Withthe acquisition of Coding Elements, Scaler aims to expand itsoff�ering in the professional upskilling space.
Scaler was launched in 2019and has raised $20 million inSeriesA funding.
Scaler buys e-learning firm Coding Elements
OUR BUREAU
Mumbai, August 30
The Reserve Bank of India onMonday said it received applications from Bengalurubased Tally Solutions andMumbaibased Cosmea Financial Holdings for ‘on tap’ licence to operate as small fi�nance banks (SFBs).
Tally Solutions deliversbusiness software for smalland medium businesses(SMBs).
Cosmea Financial Holdingsis involved in activities auxiliary to fi�nancial intermediation, according to zaubacorp.com.
With these applications,the number of applicantswanting to set up SFB hasgone up to six.
Four applicants In April 2021, the Central bankhad announced that four applicants – VSoft Technologies,Calicut City Service Cooperative Bank, Akhil Kumar Guptaand Dvara Kshetriya GraminFinancial Services – had applied to set up an SFB underthe December 2019guidelines for ‘on tap’licensing.
SFBs primarily undertakebasic banking activities of acceptance of deposits andlending to unserved and underserved sections includingsmall business units, smalland marginal farmers, microand small industries and unorganised sector entities.
GuidelinesAs per the guidelines for ‘ontap’ licensing of SFBs, theminimum paidup votingequity capital/net worth requirement is ₹�200 crore(₹�100 crore earlier).
For urban cooperativebanks (UCBs), desirous of voluntarily transiting into SFBs,the initial requirement of networth is ₹�100 crore, whichwill have to be increased to₹�200 crore within fi�ve yearsfrom the date of commencement of business.
Payments banks can applyfor conversion into SFB afterfi�ve years of operations, ifthey are otherwise eligible asper these guidelines.
Cosmea Financial,Tally apply forSFB licence
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1. ñ¤ù¢ùµ º¬øò¤ô¢ AGM Üø¤õ¤ð¢¹ ÜÂð¢ð¤ º®è¢èð¢ðì¢ì «îî¤: Ýèú¢ì¢ 30, 2021
2. ªî£¬ôõ¤ô¤¼ï¢¶ e-õ£è¢°ð¢ð ªî£ì颰ñ¢ «îî¤ & «ïóñ¢: êù¤è¢è¤ö¬ñ ªêð¢ìñ¢ðó¢ 18, 2021 (裬ô 09:00 ñí¤ IST)
3. ªî£¬ôõ¤ô¤¼ï¢¶ e-õ£è¢°ð¢ð º®õ¬ì»ñ¢ «îî¤ & «ïóñ¢: î¤é¢èì¢è¤ö¬ñ ªêð¢ìñ¢ðó¢ 20, 2021 (ñ£¬ô 05:00 ñí¤ IST). ªî£¬ôõ¤ô¤¼ï¢¶ e-õ£è¢°ð¢ð ªêò¢îô¢ ªêð¢ìñ¢ðó¢ 20, 2021 ñ£¬ô 05:00 ñí¤è¢°ð¢ (IST) ð¤ø° ÜÂñî¤è¢èð¢ðì ñ£ì¢ì£¶.
4. ð颰î£óó¢è÷¢ õ£è¢è÷¤ð¢ðîø¢è£ù î°î¤¬ò ï¤ó¢íò¤è¢°ñ¢ õóñ¢¹î¢ «îî¤ (Cut-Off Date): ªêõ¢õ£ò¢è¢è¤ö¬ñ ªêð¢ìñ¢ðó¢ 14, 2021. AGM Üø¤õ¤ð¢¹ ÜÂð¢ðð¢ðì¢ì ð¤ø° Ýù£ô¢ õóñ¢¹î¢ «îî¤òù¢Á Üô¢ô¶ ºù¢ùó¢ (Üî£õ¶ ªêð¢ìñ¢ðó¢ 14, 2021) å¼ ïðó¢ èñ¢ªðù¤ò¤ù¢ ð颰î£óó¢ âù Ýè¤ õ¤ì¢ì£ô¢ Üõó¢ ID ºèõó¤¬ò»ñ¢, èì¾ê¢ ªê£ô¢¬ô»ñ¢ ªðÁõîø¢° RTA õêñ¢ ñ¤ù¢ùë¢êô¢ [email protected] Íôñ¢ «õí¢´«è£÷¢ ÜÂð¢ð «õí¢´ñ¢ Üô¢ô¶ ªî£ìó¢¹ ªè£÷¢÷¾ñ¢: 040-6716 2222.
5. ªî£¬ôõ¤ô¤¼ï¢¶ e-õ£è¢°ð¢ð ªêò¢»ñ¢ õêò ðòù¢ð´î¢î¤ îé¢è÷¶ õ£è¢°è¬÷ ð ªêò¢î ð颰î£óó¢è÷¢ AGM-ô¢ èô ªè£÷¢÷ô£ñ¢. Ýù£ô¢ ñ¦í¢´ñ¢ AGM-ô¢ õ£è¢è÷¤è¢è ÜÂñî¤è¢èð¢ðì ñ£ì¢ì£ó¢è÷¢. «ñø¢ð® õóñ¢¹î¢ «îî¤ Üù¢Á÷¢÷ð® àÁð¢ð¤ùó¢è÷¢ ðõ좮ô¢ à÷¢÷ Üô¢ô¶ ªìð£ê¤ì¢ìó¤è÷£ô¢ îóð¢ðì¢ì ðòù£÷ó¢ ð좮òô¤ô¢ à÷¢÷ ªðòó¢è¬÷ à¬ìò ð颰î£óó¢è÷¢ ñ좴«ñ ªî£¬ôõ¤ô¤¼ï¢¶ e-õ£è¢°ð¢ð ªêò¢»ñ¢ õêò Üô¢ô¶ AGM-ô¢ õ£è¢°ð¢ð ªêò¢»ñ¢ õêò ðòù¢ð´î¢î î°î¤»¬ìòõó¢è÷¢ Ýõó¢.
6. å¼ î¦ó¢ñ£ùî¢î¤ù¢ ñ¦¶ ð颰î£óó¢è÷¢ îé¢è÷¶ õ£è¢°è¬÷ å¼ º¬ø ªê½î¢î¤õ¤ì¢ì ð¤ø° ܬî ñ£ø¢Áõîø¢° Üô¢ô¶ ñ¦í¢´ñ¢ õ£è¢è÷¤è¢è ÜÂñî¤è¢èðì ñ£ì¢ì£ó¢è÷¢.
7. îé¢è÷¶ ñ¤ù¢ùë¢êô¢ ºèõó¤è¬÷ ð ªêò¢î¤ì£î ð颰î£óó¢è÷¢ îø¢è£ô¤èñ£è îé¢è÷¶ ñ¤ù¢ùë¢êô¢ ºèõó¤è¬÷, ªñ£¬ðô¢ âí¢¬í èñ¢ªðù¤ò¤ù¢ RTA õêñ¢ https://karisma.kfintech.com/emailreg-è¢÷¤è¢ ªêò¢¶ ªðø¢Á袪è£÷¢÷ô£ñ¢. ã«îÂñ¢ õ¤ê£ó¬íè÷¢ Þ¼ï¢î£ô¢ â¿î «õí¢®ò¶ [email protected].
8. Üø¤õ¤ð¢¹ ÜÂð¢ðð¢ðì¢ì ð¤ø° èñ¢ªðù¤ò¤ù¢ ð颰è¬÷ õ£é¢è¤ èñ¢ªðù¤ò¤ù¢ ð颰î£óó£è õóñ¢¹î¢ «îî¤òù¢Á î£÷¢ õ®õ¤ô¢ ¬õ÷¢÷ å¼ ïðó¢ Üô¢ô¶ îù¤ ïðó¢ ê£ó£î ð颰î£óó¢è÷¢ [email protected] âù¢ø ñ¤ù¢ùë¢ê½è¢° «õí¢´«è£÷¢ ÜÂð¢ð¤ à÷¢¸¬ö»ñ¢ ID ºèõó¤ ñø¢Áñ¢ èì¾ê¢ ªê£ô¢¬ô ªðø¢ø¤ìô£ñ¢. âù¤Âñ¢ ªî£¬ôõ¤ô¤¼ï¢¶ E-õ£è¢°ð¢ð ªêò¢ò KFintech õêñ¢ ð ªêò¢¶÷¢÷ ð颰î£óó¢è÷¢ îé¢è÷¤ìñ¢ ãø¢èù«õ à÷¢÷ à÷¢¸¬ö»ñ¢ ID, èì¾ê¢ ªê£ô¢¬ô ðòù¢ð´î¢î¤ îé¢è÷¶ õ£è¢°è¬÷ ð ªêò¢òô£ñ¢.
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