Borosil Limited has announced the launch of its Second 100-Days Campaign titled 'Saksham Niveshak' for investor awareness and engagement. The campaign will run from April 01, 2026, to July 09, 2026, pursuant to directives received from the Investor Education and Protection Fund Authority (IEPFA), Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

Campaign Objectives and Services

The 'Saksham Niveshak' campaign aims to provide comprehensive services to shareholders while creating awareness among investors. The initiative focuses on facilitating multiple aspects of shareholder services to ensure regulatory compliance and protect investor interests.

Action Required from Shareholders

Shareholders with unpaid or unclaimed dividends are specifically requested to ensure their bank account and KYC details are properly updated. Since dividends are payable only through electronic mode, the dividend amount will be credited only after required information and documents are submitted.

Shareholders holding shares in physical form are particularly encouraged to update their KYC details at the earliest by submitting prescribed forms along with supporting documents.

Forms and Documentation

The company has made relevant forms available for updating various shareholder details:

• Form ISR-1: For updating KYC details
• Form ISR-2: For bank mandate updates
• Form ISR-3: For nomination details
• Form SH-13: For additional shareholder information

These forms are accessible on the company's website at https://www.borosil.com/investors/borosil-limited/shareholders-information/forms/ and on the Registrar and Transfer Agent's website at https://web.in.mpms.mufg.com/KYC-downloads.html .

Update Procedures

The process for updating shareholder details varies based on the mode of shareholding:

Registrar and Transfer Agent Details

Shareholders requiring assistance can contact MUFG Intime India Private Limited, the company's RTA:

Important Regulatory Advisory

The company has issued an important advisory regarding IEPF compliance. Dividends remaining unclaimed for seven consecutive years, along with corresponding shares, are liable to be transferred to the IEPF in accordance with applicable legal provisions.

Shareholders are strongly encouraged to take prompt action during the campaign period to safeguard their investments and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. For queries regarding the 'Saksham Niveshak' campaign, shareholders can write to bl.secretarial@borosil.com .

Borosil Limited has officially confirmed the complete restoration of its borosilicate and opal glass furnace operations at Jaipur facilities, marking the end of production disruptions caused by force majeure conditions. The company has successfully secured adequate LPG supplies from Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs), enabling full operational capacity restoration.

Production Restoration Confirmation

The company has provided updated confirmation that all critical manufacturing units at its Jaipur, Rajasthan facilities have returned to normal operations:

Force Majeure Background

The production challenges originated from force majeure conditions that significantly impacted the company's manufacturing operations. The disruption was linked to global supply chain constraints affecting LPG availability, which is essential for the company's glass furnace operations.

Borosil had previously communicated these operational challenges to stock exchanges, keeping stakeholders informed about the production impact and recovery efforts.

Supply Chain Resolution

The successful restoration was achieved through coordinated efforts with multiple stakeholders:

• Oil Marketing Companies: Secured reliable LPG supply arrangements
• Government Support: Assistance from central and state authorities
• Industry Coordination: Collaborative efforts to address supply constraints

The company has expressed appreciation for the support received from various stakeholders in facilitating the complete operational recovery.

Operational Outlook

With both borosilicate and opal glass furnace operations now fully restored, Borosil has returned to normal production capacity at its Jaipur facilities. The resolution of LPG supply issues ensures continuity of manufacturing operations for the company's key product lines.

The restoration represents a significant development for the company's manufacturing capabilities, as these facilities house critical infrastructure for specialized glass production processes.