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Q1FY27 - Investor Presentation Archean Chemical Industries Limited
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Safe Harbour 2 This presentation and the accompanying slides (the “Presentation”), which have been prepared by Archean Chemical Industries Limited (the “Company”), have been prepared solely for information purposes and do not constitute any offer, recommendation or invitation to purchase or subscribe for any securities, and shall not form the basis or be relied on in connection with any contract or binding commitment whatsoever. No offering of securities of the Company will be made except by means of a statutory offering document containing detailed information about the Company. This Presentation has been prepared by the Company based on information and data which the Company considers reliable, but the Company makes no representation or warranty, express or implied, whatsoever, and no reliance shall be placed on, the truth, accuracy, completeness, fairness and reasonableness of the contents of this Presentation. This Presentation may not be all inclusive and may not contain all of the information that you may consider material. Any liability in respect of the contents of, or any omission from, this Presentation is expressly excluded. This presentation contains certain forward looking statements concerning the Company’s future business prospects and business profitability, which are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties and the actual results could materially differ from those in such forward looking statements. The risks and uncertainties relating to these statements include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties regarding fluctuations in earnings, our ability to manage growth, competition (both domestic and international), economic growth in India and abroad, ability to attract and retain highly skilled professionals, time and cost over runs on contracts, our ability to manage our international operations, government policies and actions regulations, interest and other fiscal costs generally prevailing in the economy. The Company does not undertake to make any announcement in case any of these forward looking statements become materially incorrect in future or update any forward looking statements made from time to time by or on behalf of the Company.
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3 Table of Content Company Overview2 Leadership Presence in Marine Chemicals3 Extending Product Portfolio4 Unlocking New Frontiers5 Q1FY27 Performance Highlights1
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Q1FY27 Performance Highlights 1
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Q1FY27 Performance Highlights 5 • Q1FY27 total revenue grew by 11% YoY to Rs. 3,328 million led by improving product mix. • Exports contributed nearly two third of total operating revenue in Q1FY27 and were impacted by west Asia conflict, resulting in higher transit time and elevated freight costs. • Industrial Salt segment revenue for Q1FY27 de-grew by 12% to Rs. 1,713 millions with volumes of 0.98 Million tons as logistic and transportation challenges faced during the quarter as stated earlier Shipments were impacted due to logistics and cost pressures. • Bromine revenues for Q1FY27 grew by 58% on YoY basis to Rs. 1,333 millions with an improving volumes of 4,175 tons, supported by firmer realisations and steadily improving throughput. • Bromine Derivatives (Acume Chemicals) business grew by 28% in Q1FY27 to Rs 296 millions led by organic bromides. The business turned EBITDA-positive at Rs. 19 Mn during the quarter (Q1FY26: Rs. -27 Mn) on improved capacity utilization. The Company launched new products earlier, with additional new products under development on a campaign basis. • SOP (Sulphate of Potash) revenue scaled to Rs. 113 Mn during the quarter and expect to maintain the business momentum. • Idealis Mudchemie (Oren Hydrocarbon) – Continue to focus on operationalizing the plants and certifications are ongoing.
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Standalone Profit & Loss Statement 6 Particulars (Rs. In Millions) Q1FY27 Q1FY26 Q4FY26 FY26 FY25 Total Income 3,321 2,915 3,047 10,888 10,634 Cost of materials consumed 307 144 171 526 389 Purchase of Stock in Trade - 165 - 165 - Change in Inventory -50 -182 153 -373 -673 Employee Cost 162 165 164 624 539 Other Expenses 2,063 1,664 1,895 6,865 6,658 EBITDA 839 958 664 3,080 3,721 Depreciation 199 198 195 801 731 EBIT 640 760 469 2,280 2,991 Finance Cost 86 45 50 177 91 Profit before Tax 553 715 419 2,103 2,899 Exceptional Item - - - - -402 Tax 148 197 121 559 648 Profit after Tax 405 518 298 1,544 1,849 EPS (in Rs.) - Basic 3.28 4.20 2.41 12.51 14.98
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Revenue & Volume Trends 7 Bromine Industrial Salt 938 844 1,333 Q4FY26 Q1FY26 Q1FY27 Revenue (in millions) 1,956 1,940 1,713 Q4FY26 Q1FY26 Q1FY27 3,731 3,968 4,175 Q4FY26 Q1FY26 Q1FY27 Volumes (in tons) 11,78,244 11,16,197 9,82,080 Q4FY26 Q1FY26 Q1FY27 Bromine Derivatives 235 231 294 Q4FY26 Q1FY26 Q1FY27 1,396 1,714 1,470 Q4FY26 Q1FY26 Q1FY27
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Consolidated Performance Breakup 8 Particulars (Rs. In Millions) Q1FY27 Q1FY26 YoY Growth FY26 Total Income* 3,622 3,147 11,740 ACIL 3,321 2,915 14% 10,888 ACUME 298 232 28% 831 IDEALIS 4 - - 17 NEUN - - - 5 EBITDA ACIL 839 958 -12% 3,080 ACUME 19 -27 - -98 IDEALIS -13 -6 - -48 NEUN -6 - - -33 Profit before Tax ACIL 553 715 -23% 2,103 ACUME -59 -103 - -422 IDEALIS -40 -16 - -150 NEUN -10 -1 - -47 Note: Idealis Mudchemie and SiCSem have been consolidated into Idealis and Neun, respectively.
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Consolidated Profit & Loss Statement 9 Particulars (Rs. In Millions) Q1FY27 Q1FY26 Q4FY26 FY26 FY25 Total Income 3,328 3,006 3,063 11,080 10,783 Cost of materials consumed 385 341 255 877 629 Purchase of Stock in Trade - 165 - 165 - Change in Inventory -79 -248 137 -399 -707 Employee Cost 193 187 213 742 611 Other Expenses 2,100 1,697 1,967 7,038 6,736 EBITDA 729 863 491 2,657 3,514 Depreciation 232 229 228 929 794 EBIT 497 634 263 1,728 2,721 Finance Cost 55 54 104 257 81 Profit before Tax 442 580 159 1,471 2,639 Exceptional Item - - - - -402 Tax 139 179 36 417 616 Profit after Tax 304 401 122 1,054 1,621 EPS (in Rs.) - Basic 2.48 3.25 1.13 8.66 13.13
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Offgrid Energy Labs - Inauguration of Pilot Manufacturing Facility in UK 10 Offgrid has inaugurated its first Zinc Bromide based battery (ZincGel®) pilot manufacturing facility transitioning technology from laboratory innovation to commercial pilot-scale production Inauguration of an initial 10 MWh demonstration line at Hook, Hampshire, United Kingdom Synergies of Bromine business directly with the zinc-bromide chemistry underlying batteries Foundation for future large- scale battery manufacturing, including the intended gigafactory in India Grid Stability & Frequency Regulation Renewable Energy Integration (Solar & Wind) Commercial & Industrial (C&I) Solar + Storage Microgrids & Off-Grid Installations Demand Charge Management Utility-Scale Energy Storage Systems Target Applications
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Challenging Environment 11 Logistics Network & Change in Route Current Route (A-B-C-D) Earlier Route (A-D) Increase in Logistic Cost • Government of Gujarat circular relating to major repairs of roads which the company trucks currently ply led to increase in distance by 50-100% and frequent route changes. (Route A->D is now rerouted to A-B-C-D) • A steady increase in fuel prices during the peak transportation season led to a significant rise in logistics costs, with an effective impact of nearly 50% on per litre fuel cost Key Initiatives Taken • Own fleet trips have been impacted by 10% despite the increase in distance through improved availability and downtime • Working with third party logistics partners to reduce impact of higher distance. Started the shipments from Kandla recently • Expanding the in-house truck fleet for better control on logistics and operations.
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Company Overview 2
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Company Overview 13 Leading Manufacturer of Specialty Marine Chemicals 9 State of the Art Manufacturing Plants Largest Exporter of Bromine & Industrial Salt India’s 1st Compound Semiconductor Fab Zinc bromide based battery chemistry Domestic Customers 41 Global Customers 36 Years of Experience 20+ ‘Responsible Care’ Certification Revenue ~1,108 crores EBITDA ~266 crores PAT ~105 crores EPS ~8.66 Robust Financials – FY26 Marine Chemicals Bromine Industrial Salt Sulphate of Potash Bromine Derivatives Clear Brine Fluids Pure Terephthalic Acid Flame Retardant Bromine (upcoming) Product Portfolio at a glance Archean Upcoming Products
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Company History 14 Strategic Investment • Strategic investment by Sojitz Corporation, a Japanese trading conglomerate and major customer 2011 Expansion Phase • 2018: Strategic investment by India Resurgence Fund, a joint venture between Piramal Enterprises and Bain Capital Credit and issued listed and redeemable NCDs aggregating to Rs. 840 cr given • 2021: Expansion and increase of Bromine installed capacity to 28,500 MT. Commenced export to Qatar 2016-21 Commenced Operations • 2013: Commenced Industrial Salt operations; exports to Japan and South Korea • 2014: Commenced production of Bromine; exports to China • 2015: Commissioned production of Sulphate of Potash; exports to Belgium 2012-15 Unlocking New Frontiers • 2025: Groundbreaking ceremony of a compound semiconductor fabrication and ATMP (Assembly, Testing, Marking & Packaging) facility in Odisha • 2026: Executed Fiscal Support Agreement with India Semiconductor Mission (ISM); Offgrid Inaugurated the first Zinc bromide based battery pilot manufacturing facility 2025-26 Strategic Expansion • 2022: Listed on BSE and NSE • 2023: The company incorporated a wholly owned subsidiary of “Neun Infra Private Limited” and “Idealis Chemical Private Limited” • 2024: Acquired a strategic stake in Clas-SiC Wafer Fab Limited, UK, and Investment in Series A fund raise for 21% stake in Offgrid Energy Labs 2022-24
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Idealis Mudchemie 100% Archean Chemical Industries Limited SUBSIDIARIES STEP - DOWN SUBSIDIARIES Strategic Investment in Silicon Carbide Foundry: Clas-SiC Wafer Fab Limited, UK (Formerly ‘Oren Hydrocarbon’) Archean – Group Structure Acume Chemicals 100% Idealis Chemicals 100% Neun Infra100% SiCSem70% 15 • ACIL has made a strategic acquisition of 21.33% stake in Clas-Sic Wafer Fab Limited - a company located in the U.K. with a focus on manufacturing of SiC devices, MOSFETs and diodes. • The investment provides exclusive access to Clas-SiC’s silicon carbide technology for the Indian market, strengthening its technology base and supporting domestic semiconductor manufacturing efforts.
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Diversification Strategy with Natural Synergy 16 BROMINE INDUSTRIAL SALT & SOP SPECIALITY MUD CHEMICALS SILICON CARBIDE (SiC) POWER DEVICES ENERGY STORAGE SOLUTIONS BROMINE DERIVATIVES 2025/26 2025/26 Next Phase of Growth 2013 - 15
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Strong Manufacturing Capabilities 17 • Integrated Production Facility at Hajipir, Rann of Kutch • Bromine Derivatives Plant at Jhagadia, Bharuch • Idealis Mudchemie (formerly Oren Hydrocarbon) plant Gujarat Andhra Pradesh • Idealis Mudchemie (formerly Oren Hydrocarbon) plant Tamil Nadu • Idealis Mudchemie (formerly Oren Hydrocarbon) plant • Upcoming Compound Semiconductor Fab at Bhubaneshwar, Odisha Orissa United Kingdom • Offgrid Energy Labs Pilot Manufacturing Unit at Hampshire, UK *Map not to scale. All data, information and maps are provided “as is” without warranty or any representation of accuracy, ti meliness or completeness
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Enduring customer relationships helped to expand product offerings and geographic reach Domestic Global Total 77 Clients Largest Customer Top 10 36% Top 20 87% 77% Domestic Export 22% A Japanese Trading Conglomerate with diverse client base, Largest Customer Major Clients Client Relationships exceeding five years with seven out of top ten customers The Brand Names and Logos mentioned are the property of their respective owners and are used here for identification purposes only 36 41 78% Deep Engagement with Clients 18 Strong Clientele FY26 – Revenue Contribution FY26 – High Focus on Exports
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With Industry Standards and Regulatory Credentials Proven Credentials 19 Key Certificates R&D Depth • Accredited four-star export house by Director General of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India • Awarded Responsible CARE – Indian Chemical Council • REACH certification enabling the Company to export Sulphate of Potash products to European customers • State of art R&D facility at plant location • Continuous effort undertaken to evaluate the brine chemistry • R&D facility has been set up in Jhagadia for Bromine downstream project
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CSR & Community Impact 20 Health, Nutrition & Community Wellbeing • Annadhanam initiatives benefiting orphaned individuals, senior citizens, bedridden patients, and pilgrims • Extended support towards construction of the Swami Vivekananda Multi- specialty Hospital and medical assistance initiatives for economically disadvantaged individuals • Facilitated support for healthcare institutions through the provision of surgical and ophthalmic equipment, assistance towards hospital infrastructure and medical aid for patients in need Advancing Access to Quality Education Rs.796.31 Lakhs Total CSRSpend for FY2025–26 Rs. 777.25 Lakhs Total CSRSpend for FY2024-25 Strengthening Rural Infrastructure & Community Development • Undertook water facility enhancement and road repair and maintenance initiatives, positively impacting surrounding communities and improving access to essential infrastructure for local residents • Supported clean drinking water initiatives in collaboration with the Rotary Club • Facilitated the construction of toilet facilities for girl students Preserving Cultural Heritage • Undertook initiatives for the preservation and promotion of national heritage, art and culture through collaborations with reputed cultural institutions • Extended support towards the 99th Annual Conference & Concerts programme Enabling Inclusive Sports Development • Supported the development of an inclusive wheelchair badminton court • Created training opportunities for over 200 persons with disabilities (PwDs), including more than 50 wheelchair athletes annually Supported educational infrastructure development, including tuition centre construction for underprivileged students Continued support for the Kinship Care Project, currently reaching over 1,500 children across 15+ districts Educational initiatives through the IIT Education Support Project, Varanasi Vedic Learning Institute, Varanasi Building Project (Institute Infrastructure), and the E-Saathi Programme Extended support for residential education initiatives through institutions such as Bala Mandir, Ramakrishna Mission, and Sree Chandrasekara Rural Welfare Trust, where students are provided free education, food and accommodation
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Environment and safety considerations are an important part of our operations. We undertake an annual environment and safety audit and strive to ensure that we do not discharge any harmful elements from our manufacturing operations. • Annual environment and safety audit • Environment Management Cell Program • Stack & Ambient Air, water Quality and noise level Monitoring • Water Audit • Use of ISO tanks certified by the Bureau Veritas Quality International (“BVQI”) tanks Focused on education and skill development and healthcare for our staff and local community. We have carried out activities set forth below: • Supply of drinking water to surrounding areas situated near Hajipir Factory • Medical camps to raise health awareness amongst the local community • Donation to schools for promoting education at Hajipir • Building renovation of Hajipir & Nara Schools • Rural development activities Undertakes all necessary steps to comply with all the requirements of Listing Regulations and the Companies Act. Committees of the Board • Audit Committee • Nomination & Remuneration Committee • Stakeholders’ Relationship Committee • Corporate Social Responsibility Committee • Risk Management Committee Responsible Corporate 21 Environment & Safety Measure Social Governance
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Leadership Presence in Marine Chemicals 3
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Bromine, a member of the halogen family, is found naturally in seawater, underground brine deposits and other water reservoirsBr2 28,500 MTPA 14,000 MTPA Merchant Sales Captive Manufacturing Capacity Position • Leadership position in Elemental Bromine merchant sales • Presence in all kinds of Industrial applications of Bromine • Strong Export Presence End User Industries • Pharmaceuticals • Agrochemicals • Flame Retardants • Water Treatment • Oil & Gas & Energy Storage • Biocides Demand Drivers • Increasing demand from various industries • Stringent safety standards in electronics and fire safety applications Key Developments • Healthy orderbook • Improvements in plant efficiencies • Strong customer relationships 1. Bromine 23
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Industrial Salt, made up of sodium and chlorine, is a crystalline powder in its natural state.NaCl 100% export oriented business 7,500,000 MTPA Manufacturing Capacity Position • 100% Export Business • Produced using the solar evaporation method • Globally renowned for premium quality and reliability of supplies End User Industries • Chloralkali Chemicals • Textile and Dyes • Oil & Gas • Food & Beverage • Water Treatment Demand Drivers • Rising demand in chemical processing, particularly in chlorine-alkali production • Growing need for water purification solutions • Increasing use of salt in de-icing operations in colder regions Key Developments • Strong demand visibility with long-term contracts • To expand operations and improve operational efficiencies 2. Industrial Salts 24
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High value, chloride-free potash fertilizer with a vital role in enhancing crop quality and yieldK2SO4 Only manufacturer of natural sea brine-based SOP in India 1,32,000 MTPA Manufacturing Capacity Position • KTMS (kainite type mixed salt) had higher NaCl content (Sodium Chloride), which led to lower SOP production in the last few years • Created capability to manufacture & sell Schoenite End User Industries • Agrochemicals, particularly for high- value and chloride-sensitive crops such as fruits, vegetables, tea, tobacco, spices, etc. • Medical uses • Glass, cosmetics, etc. industries Demand Drivers • Increasing demand in agriculture, especially for chloride-sensitive crops • Rising global food demand, Soil degradation concerns, shift towards sustainable farming practices. India Is net Importer of SOP. • Water soluble SOP gaining traction in modern irrigation techniques. Key Developments • Re-engineering the product and manufacturing process • Meaningful business expected to contribute in H2FY27 3. Sulphate of Potash 25
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Extending Product Portfolio 4
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About the segment Segment operated under wholly owned subsidiary Acume Chemicals Private Limited Manufacturing facility at Jhagadia, GIDC Salient Features Competitive edge of sourcing bromine through in-house capacity Long term value accretive business Synergies with Semiconductor and Battery business Pure Terephthalic Acid (PTA) Brominated catalyst used for production of PTA Clear Brine Fluids Chemical compound used in Well completion operations to make the solids free from brines Flame Retardant Bromine Chemical compounds added to reduce flammability and slow fire spread Manufacturing Capacity End User Industries Segment Highlights 5,000 MTPA Polyester resins, such as • polyester films • polyester fiber and yarn • PET material bottles • Plant operational at an average utilisation rate of 30-35% through FY26 • Focus on stabilisation of plant and breakeven in FY27 • New compounds including PBR3, CBR, CaBR and NPBr and new customers have been added 13,000 MTPA Produce calcium bromide used in • Oil drilling • Organic synthesis • Flow batteries 10,000 MTPA • Electronics industry • Wire & cable compounds • Flame Retardant Bromine project expected to come on stream over next 12-18 months Commenced Commenced Under Evaluation 4. Bromine Derivatives 27
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Acquisition of Oren Hydrocarbon During FY25, company acquired by Idealis Chemicals Private Limited through an e-auction conducted under the NCLT liquidation process, at a consideration of Rs. 7,690.74 lakhs Effective October 9, 2024, the company’s name was changed from “Oren Hydrocarbons Private Limited” to “Idealis Mudchemie Private Limited (IMPL) Key Developments Refurbishment activities, facility revamping, and extended regulatory approvals delayed commercialization and subsequent revenue contribution Successfully commissioned three plants, with customer trials progressing and some orders received Manufacturing Capacity Gujarat Andhra Pradesh Tamil Nadu Product Capabilities Drilling fluids Mud Chemicals 5 Plants 5. Speciality Mud Chemicals 28
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Unlocking New Frontiers 05
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Archean’s Silicon Carbide (SiC) based Semiconductor Manufacturing Facility approved by the Cabinet under the Indian Semiconductor Mission (ISM) Collaboration: Clas-Sic Wafer Fab Limited, UK, where ACIL holds 21.84% stake Project: Integrated facility of Silicon Carbide based Compound Semiconductors Location: Info Valley, Bhubaneshwar, Odisha Competitive Edge: First commercial compound fab in the country Product: Silicon Carbide devices – MOSFETs and Power Devices Annual Capacity: 60,000 wafers & packaging capacity of 96 million units End user: Electric Vehicles, Renewable Energy Systems, Data Centre Infrastructure, Fast Chargers, Industrial Power Electronics, Railways India’s First SiC Semiconductor Fab and Packaging Unit 30 Entity: SicSem Private Limited (Step-down subsidiary of ACIL)
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Archean’s subsidiary SiCSem Private Limited conducted the Bhoomi Pujan and Groundbreaking ceremony to establish Integrated facility of Silicon Carbide (SiC) based Compound Semiconductor fab and ATMP Unit in Info Valley, Bhubaneshwar, Odisha in November 2025 Turning Semiconductor Vision into Reality 31 Strategic Significance • India’s first and only ISM-approved commercial compound semiconductor Fab and ATMP facility • Drives import substitution in compound semiconductors, reducing India’s dependence on foreign-sourced SiC devices • Exclusive access to advanced SiC technology for domestic market • Entry into high-efficiency, next-gen power devices (MOSFETs & diodes) • Supports India’s electronics self-reliance strategy; IIT Bhubaneswar establishing a Rs. 65 cr. developmental lab within the facility, deepening academia-industry linkages SICSEM executed the Fiscal Support Agreement ("FSA") with the India Semiconductor Mission ("ISM") on May 11, 2026, pursuant to the Semicon India Programme of the Government of India Marks an important procedural milestone in the implementation of the eligible fiscal support as notified under the scheme guidelines
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Strategic Investment in Clas-SiC Wafer 32 1. Clas-SiC Wafer Fab Limited Investments: Primary subscription involves investment of GBP 10 mn, and a secondary purchase involves GBP 5 mn Our Stake: 21.84% on a fully diluted basis Market Potential: The SiC market is forecast to grow at a 26% CAGR through 2030 reaching to USD 14+ Bn Overview Company Name Clas-SiC Wafer Fab Limited Specialization ✓ Manufacturing of SiC devices ✓ Development of advanced SiC process modules and design kits ✓ Focus on MOSFETs (Metal-Oxide- Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors) and diodes Industry Focus Semi-Conductor Target Applications ✓ Energy-efficient green technologies (e.g., electric vehicles, renewable energy systems) ✓ Industrial power electronics ✓ Data centers Location United Kingdom Key Advantages ✓ Critical role in enabling energy efficiency in various industrial and green tech sectors Key Rationale • Strategic Alignment with Semiconductor Initiative: The investment supports the broader semiconductor strategy through SiCSem Private Limited (SiCSem), aligning with the company's vision to expand in the compound semiconductor space • Technology Exclusivity in India: The investment secures exclusive access to advanced SiC technology in India, providing a competitive edge in the domestic market Other Details • Production Setup: SiCSem is targeting to manufacture high quality SiC power devices to serve both domestic and international market • Government Approval: 01st Compound Semiconductor Fab approved by India Semiconductor Mission, MeitY, Government of India and Odisha Government under Odisha Semiconductor and Fabless Policy 2023
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Strategic Acquisition of Offgrid Energy Labs 33 2. Offgrid Energy Labs Cost of Acquisition: $12 million Our stake: To Acquire 21% on a fully diluted basis Market Potential: The global demand for stationary energy storage is expected to exceed $30 billion by 2030 Overview Company Name Offgrid Energy Labs Industry Focus Energy Storage Sector Location USA Technology Developed Patented battery technology Core Chemistry Zinc Bromide Chemistry Key Advantages ✓ Significant cost advantages ✓ Improved performance characteristics Key Rationale Strategic Alignment: Aligns with broader strategy to enter the energy storage sector, with a focus on renewable energy applications and industrial storage and Grid stability Support for Offgrid: The investment will help meet Offgrid's need for specialty chemicals and assist in their manufacturing scale -up Market Opportunity: The investment positions ACIL to participate in the rapidly growing energy storage market, creating long-term value Technology Differentiation: Zinc Bromide batteries offer superior cycle life, safety, and cost-effectiveness compared to lithium-ion making them ideal for daily charge-discharge cycles in commercial and industrial (C&I) solar applications as well as utility -scale grid stability projects Pilot and Giga-Factory: ACIL is supporting the establishment of a pilot manufacturing facility in the UK, with an intention to establish a giga -factory in India in near future to scale Zinc Bromide battery production Key Synergy: ACIL's bromine business has a direct synergy with Zinc Bromide batteries, which use zinc-bromide chemistry for the battery
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Archean Chemical Industries Ltd. CIN - L24298TN2009PLC072270 Mr. Rajeev Kumar / Mr. Natarajan Ramamurthy rajeevkumar@archeangroup.com / natarajan.r@archeanchemicals.com www.archeanchemicals.com Company: Strategic Growth Advisors Pvt. Ltd. CIN - U74140MH2010PTC204285 Mr. Shrikant Sangani / Ms. Vaamaa Choksi shrikant.sangani@sgapl.net / vaamaa.choksi@sgapl.net +91 9619595686 / +91 9022208577 www.sgapl.net Investor Relations Advisor: Archean Chemical industries ltd. | Acume Chemicals private ltd | Idealis Mudchemie Private ltd | SicSem Private ltd 34