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AHMEDABAD THURSDAY 8/8/2019

New health index addsefficacy to diabetes treatment

Ahmedabad,A group of medical doc-

tors presented here on Tues-day the efficacy of a newhealth index that helps ex-perts to effectively treat pa-tients with diabetes condi-tion using an integrated ap-proach.

Ahmedabad-based Dia-betes Care India Founder DrBanshi Saboo, the lead au-thor of the Blue IndexHealth Score (BIHS) alongwith Dr Sanjiv Phatak and DrDharmendra Panchal, madethe presentation.

Dr Saboo, MD, MSC (En-docrinology, UK) Ph.D.,made the presentation tojournalists and explainedthe salient features of theBIHSat a Press Conferenceheld here on Tuesday atGandhi Park Society,Abavadi, near Nehru Nagar.

Speaking about thehealth index ahead of thePress Conference, Dr Saboosaid, “The Blue Index HealthScore helps medical profes-sionals immediately attendto a specific issue without

wasting time. The index ispart of an integrated man-agement of a patient’s dia-betes condition along withregular medications, moni-toring, follow-up with con-sultants, counselling and in-creasing awareness of thecondition.”

A lack of knowledgeabout diabetes and continu-ing with bad lifestyle habitsworsens the condition inmany patients, he said.“Alarmingly, increasingnumber of young peoplesuffer from diabetes whichbecomes more complex inIndian conditions.”

Besides intervention bymedical consultants, peoplewith diabetic conditionneed to increase theirawareness of their condi-tion, adjust their lifestyle byadopting good habits, andexercise regularly. Peoplewith acute condition alsoneed psychological coun-selling besides receiving op-timal medical interventionthat is patient centric, saidDr Saboo.

Ahmedabad,Tata Starbucks Private

Limited announced its entryinto Gujarat with the open-ing of five new stores acrosstwo cities. India continues tobe one of Starbucks fastestgrowing markets and withthe expansion intoAhmedabad and Surat,Starbucks as of today haspresence in 10 cities acrossthe country. Ahmedabadand Surat will be home tothe new Starbucks storesand will welcome customersfrom 8thAugust, 2019 on-wards.

“Tata Starbucks has hadan incredible journey in In-dia, and we are honored tocelebrate our seventh yearin India by entering intoGujarat - a brand new mar-ket for us. Arriving into twonew cities in the same year,we are excited to expandour footprint in India andcontinue to delight our cus-tomers with the unique of-ferings and the unparalleledStarbucks experience”, saidNavin Gurnaney, ceo, TataStarbucks Pvt. Ltd. “A veryimportant aspect of this ex-perience are each and everyone of our 2,000Indian part-

Tata Starbucks Strengthens its presence inIndia – Enters Gujarat with 5 new stores

ners, who are a large part ofour global family. Throughtheir dedication and pas-sion, they have created astrong foundation forStarbucks as we expand tonew cities across India yearafter year”, he added.

The Starbucks flagshipstore in Ahmedabad, one ofthe fastest growing cities inthe country, is located atPrahlad Nagar, an area wellknown as the art and cul-tural hub of Ahmedabad.Coffee is presented at cen-ter stage where baristas cre-ate handcrafted beveragesand engage customers onan experiential coffee jour-ney. The other twoStarbucks stores in the cityare located at AhmedabadOne Mall and Uniza provid-ing the perfect Third Placeexperience to busy shop-pers and local residents. Thestores are designed embrac-ing and celebrating the richculture of Ahmedabad, re-flecting local textile work.Lippan Kaam, a form of tra-ditional mirror artwork is ondisplay at the Prahlad Nagarstore, while modern-yet-so-phisticated Brass Cutwork isone of the design elements

that can be appreciated atthe Uniza store.

The stores in Surat havebeen designed to reflect therich historical architecture ofthe city, while presenting adeep coffee passion. Thestore ambience is inspiredby the places of gathering inGujarat, exhibiting organicforms in brass, hammeredwith ancient techniquesand a suspended tapestryscreen giving the store awarm and rustic vibe. TheSaigon store is adorned withRogan Painting, the art ofembellishing surfacesthrough hand painted tech-niques. The design of the In-ternational Business Centrestore showcases explorationof light and shadow, reflec-tion and luminosity, coloursand textures inspired bySurat’s vibrant textile historyand diamond industry.

In an effort toenhancecustomer experience,Starbucks is introducingnew food items, catering toall customer needs includ-ing breakfast, lunch and ev-erything in between. Theextensive dessertrange cel-ebrates the culinary exper-tise of Starbucks.

Mumbai,Bangalore based finan-

cial-technology platformClearTax, which provides so-lutions for Income Tax filing,has taken forward its part-nership with HDFC Bank,India’s largest private bankto offer free e-filing of ITR forFinancial Year 2018-19 (As-sessment Year 2019-20) andpersonalized CA-assistedtax filing plans to over 50lakh HDFC bank customers.

ClearTax's solution onHDFC Bank’s NetBankingplatform will help custom-ers resolve their pain pointof e-filing tax returns.ClearTax’s secure platformoffers free self e-filing whichcan be finished in 7 minutes.For those who need assistedfiling there are discountedChartered Accountant (CA)services to address anycomplexities.

Additionally, ClearTaxhas also extended other ser-vices such as all-day cus-tomer support, access to taxtools and calculators, com-

ClearTax and HDFC Bank partner to offer free,simplified e-filing of Income Tax Returns

prehensive tax guides andon-site helpdesk for in per-son filing support.

ClearTax solution en-ables high levels of person-alization, 100% accuracyand transparency, zero pa-perwork and is future-ready.It lets the user upload theirForm 16 and Form 26AS tofacilitate filing of ITR. A usermay also upload more thanone Form 16, if he/she hasworked with more than oneemployer in the financialyear. It permits user to entertax details while beingoffline. These details are au-tomatically synced with theClearTax server once theuser goes online. Besides fil-ing ITR, users can also checkIncome Tax Refund Statuswith their PAN number &Date of Birth, calculate In-come Tax for current andnext financial year (as perthe new Budget changes),and generate rent receiptsto claim HRA benefits.

Commenting on the col-laboration, Archit Gupta,

Founder and CEO, ClearTax,said, “We are delighted to beworking with HDFC Bank. Byoffering our tax filing ser-vices to HDFC Bank’s largecustomer base and leverag-ing our expertise in simpli-fying ITR compliance we willcollectively reinvent theirexperience enabling themto e-file and save on taxes ina hassle-free way.”

“HDFC Bank is con-stantly looking at ways tooffer greater convenience toits customers through itsdigital transformation jour-ney. We’re partnering withClearTax to help our cus-tomers adopt secure, tax fil-ing technologies which willenable them to completethe process from the com-fort of their homes or of-fices” said Mr. GautamAnand, Senior Vice Presi-dent, Digital Banking, HDFCBank.

Boy missing aftergrandma’s scolding

Ahmedabad,A 13-year-old boy from

the Jagatpur Road area inChandlodia went missingafter being scolded by hisgrandmother on Friday.Sola high court police reg-istered a missing personcare on Saturday night.

The boy, KrutarthVisavadia, is a class IX stu-dent of Shakti School inChandlodia.

His father, MiteshVisavadia, 39, a conductorwith the AMTS (AhmedabadMunicipal Transport Ser-vice), told Sola high courtpolice that he lives with hismother Nirmala, 65, and hastwo sons Mehang, 17, andKrutarth, 13.

On Friday morning,Mitesh’s mother Nirmalachecked Krutarth’s schooldiary and found that histeacher had written a noteto call his parents. Theteacher had written thenote as Krutarth was not fo-cussing on his studies anddid not complete his home-work. Nirmala askedKrutarth why he did not tellhis father about the note,the FIR states.

Suhana to star in short filmLondon,

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan’s daughter Suhana Khan,who recently graduated from Ardingly College in London,is all set to make her acting debut in the English short film,“The Grey Part Of Blue”. “The Grey Part Of Blue” is directedby Suhana’s classmate Theo Gimeno.

Gimeno shared thefilm’s poster onInstagram, which fea-tures Suhana. Apartfrom the star kid, themovie stars RobinGonnella. Earlier,Suhana had played thelead in a theatrical per-formance, and now alleyes are set on herscreen debut.

“I don’t think therewas any one momentwhen I decided (to be-come an actor). Since Iwas young, I’d do allthese accents and impressions. But my parents only realisedI was serious about acting when they saw a performanceof mine for the first time. I was playing Miranda in a schoolperformance of ‘The Tempest’. There’s so much to learn, andone way to do it is to start [working] early, but first I want togo to university and finish studies,” Suhana had earlier tolda magazine, expressing her love for acting.

Ekta Kapoor show on Nanavaticase 75 per cent real: Viraf Patel

Mumbai, Actor Viraf Phiroz Patel, who will be seen playing a piv-

otal role in Ekta Kapoor’s upcoming web show “The Ver-dict: State Vs Nanavati”, says the show maintains a properbalance between reality and fiction.

“The Verdict: State Vs Nanavati” is based on the 1959case of KM Nanavati versus the State of Maharashtra. It in-volved the murder of a man called Prem Ahuja by NavalCommander Kawas Manekshaw Nanavati due to theformer’s sexual relationship with his wife. The AkshayKumar-starrer “Rustom” was broadly based on the case. Inthe Ekta Kapoor show, Viraf will portray the role of Prem.

“After my first reading session with the creators anddirector, I asked them about how much fiction and realitywould be there in the show. I was told it’s about 75 per centreal and 25 per cent fiction, in order to convey reality effec-tively. There are several moments in the script that mademe think, ‘wow, this actually happened in my country’. Iguess that’s an interesting aspect of being part of true sto-ries that are interesting to watch,” Viraf told IANS.

“‘The Verdict...’ may be about a court case in 1959, butthe writing quietly casts doubt on our progress as a coun-try and society at large. Apart from being an engaging storytold craftily, it also has some really valuable questions re-garding women’s rights and plight in there,” he added.

The show also features actors Angad Bedi and Elli Avramin the key roles.

—IANS

For ALFA ICA (INDIA) LIMITEDSd/-

RISHI TIKMANIWHOLE-TIME DIRECTOR

(DIN: 00638644)Date : 06-08-2019Place : Ahmedabad

ALFA ICA (INDIA) LIMITED

(Rs.in lakhs)

CIN : L20100GJ1991PLC016763Regd. Office : Uma Industrial Estate, Village Vasana-Iyawa, Tal. Sanand,

Dist. Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Tel : 079-26754030-31 Fax : +91-79 26754040.E-mail : info@alfaica.com. Website: www.alfaica.com

1 Total income from operations (net) 1,275.83 5,650.90 1,421.432 Net Profit/(Loss) from ordinary activity after tax 38.70 124.54 29.343 Net Profit/ (Loss) for the period

(after extraordinary items) 38.70 124.54 29.344 Equity Share Capital

(Face value of Rs.10/- each) 404.00 404.00 404.005 Reserve excluding revaluation

reserves as per balance sheet ofprevious accounting year 1,077.04

6 Earning Per Share (EPS) (before extraordinaryitems)(of Rs.10/- each)(not annualized) 0.96 3.08 0.73

7 Earning Per Share (EPS) (after extraordinaryitems)(of Rs.10/- each)(not annualized) 0.96 3.08 0.73

Quarter Ended30/06/2018(Unaudited)

Particulars Year Ended31/03/2019(Audited)

Quarter Ended30/06/2019(Unaudited)

EXTRACT OF UNAUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS FORTHE QUARTER/THREE MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 2019

Sr.No

1. The above Financial Results have been reviewed by Audit Committee and have beenapproved and taken on record by Board of Directors in their respective meetings heldon August 06, 2019.

2. Figures for the previous periods have been re-grouped/ re-classified where necessary.3. The above is an extract of the detailed format of the Unaudited Financial Results of

the Company for the quarter and three month ended June 30, 2019 filed with the StockExchanges under Regulation 33 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and DisclosureRequirements) Regulations, 2015. The full format of Unaudited Financial Results ofthe Company for the quarter and year ended June 30, 2019 are available on BSE Ltd(www.bseindia.com) and on Company's website (www.alfaica.com)

Notes:

1 Total Income from Operation 1,170.74 1,035.67 1,037.97 4,104.992 Net Profit / (Loss) for the period before

Tax and Exceptional items 196.56 316.22 170.17 819.563 Net Profit / (Loss) for the period before Tax 196.56 316.22 170.17 819.564 Net Profit / (Loss) for the period after Tax 141.26 251.72 134.17 640.905 Total Comprehensive Income for the period 141.29 249.66 135.18 641.026 Equity Share Capital 726.40 726.40 726.40 726.407 Other equity (excluding Revaluation Reserve) 1,125.558 Earnings Per Share

1. Basic 0.97 1.73 0.92 4.412. Diluted 0.97 1.73 0.92 4.41

31.03.2019(Audited)

30.06.2018(Unaudited)

ParticularsYear Ended

31.03.2019(Audited)

30.06.2019(Unaudited)

Quarter EndedSl.No,

GUJARAT THEMIS BIOSYN LIMITEDCIN: L24230GJ1981PLC004878

69/C, GIDC Industrial Estate, Vapi - 396 195, Dist. Valsad, GujaratTel: +91 260 2430027 Fax: +91 260 2400639

E-mail: gtblmumbai@gtbl.in Website: www.gtbl.in

Note: The above is an extract of the detailed format of Quarterly / Annual FinancialResults filed with the Stock Exchange under Regulation 33 of the SEBI (Listing andOther Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The full format of the QuarterlyFinancial Results are available on the Stock Exchange website viz.www.bseindia.com and on the Company's website: www.gtbl.in.

For GUJARAT THEMIS BIOSYN LTD. SD/-

Dr. DINESH S. PATELChairman

DIN:00033273Place : MumbaiDate : August 07, 2019

EXTRACT OF THE UNAUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE QUARTER ENDED JUNE 30, 2019

Gujarat Water Supply & Sewerage BoardTender Notice No. 7/2019-20On-line Tender I.D. 371342

Tender are invited through Two Bid E-Tendering by theExecutive Engineer, P.H. Mech.Dn., Main Water TankCompound, Old Junction Road, Near KCI Bearing,Surendranagar.Sr. Name Estimated EMD Rs Tender ClassNo. of work Cost in Fee Rs. of Regi.

Rs.inLakhs

1 Comprehensive 97.10 97110 2400 DOperation- Class &Maintenance & AboveSecurity of HSCF/HMSM/TunewellPump set with Co-OrdinatedAccessoriesElectricalEquipment etc.Complete atVarious HW ofIntegrated Phase-IIPart-B (Taluka:Chotila &Thangadh) RWSSDist. S.nagar for24 months.

Tender Documents can be seen, Down loaded & submittedon website // http://www.nprocure.com Pre bid Meeting onDt. 08.08.2019 at 12:00 Hrs., Last date for on line bidsubmission Dt. 16.08.2019 up to 18.00 Hrs, Physical fromlatest by Dt. 23.08.2019 up to 18.00 Any additional informationof the tender will be available at above mentioned office. AllRight is reserved to reject any or all Tenders without assigningreasons thereof. If any Amendment will be Published then ifwill be published on web site.For The Problem of Drinking water in rural water supplyscheme contact Tall Free No. 1916

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Gujarat Water Supply & Sewerage Board Tender Notice No. 05 of 2019-20 (2nd Attempt)

On-line Tender ID 371204Tenders are invited through Two bid E-Tendering by the ExecutiveEngineer P.H.W. Dn. Limbdi Opp. Milk Dairy, Limbdi (Phone: 02753-260667) from the Government Registered Contractor.Sr. Name of Estimated EMD Tender ClassNo. Work Cost in Rs. Fee of

Rs.Lakhs Rs. Regi.1 Augmentaion of 614.91 615000.00 12000.00 A

Surendranagar ClassIntegrated &Phase -2 Part - B, AboveRWSS ForChtila Taluka.

Tender documents can be seen, down-loaded and submitted on websitehttp://www.nprocure.com last date of submission of tender isDt. 22.08.2019 up to 18.00 Hours. Physical Submission of TenderDocument is Dt. 29.08.2019 up to 18.00 Hours. Any Additional informationof the tender will be available at above mentioned office All right is reservedto reject any or all tenders without assigning any reasons thereof. Anyamendment regarding this tender will be shown/Published only on websiteonly.For any quary related to village water supply scheme, contact on toll freeNo. 1916. {krníke/MkwhuLÿLkøkh/h11/19-h0

Bharuch,Specialty chemicals

company LANXESS is ontrack despite the weakereconomy and geopoliticaluncertainties and can lookback on a stable secondquarter. EBITDA preexceptionals declined onlyslightly by 1.4 percent toEUR 286 million, nearlyreaching the figure of thestrong prior-year quarter ofEUR 290 million.

Due in particular to theweak demand from the au-tomotive industry, sales vol-umes declined in the Engi-neering Materials and Spe-cialty Additives segments. Inaddition, earnings were bur-dened by a weak chromeore business. However, thisdevelopment was nearlyoffset by the company’sstable portfolio and advan-tageous exchange-rate ef-fects, especially from thestrong U.S. dollar. TheEBITDA margin preexceptionals remainedstable at 15.8 percent after15.9 percent in the prior-year quarter.

“Our strategic transfor-mation and more stable po-sition are paying off – espe-cially in these economicallyuncertain times. We deliv-ered good results again inthe second quarter and con-

LANXESS remains on trackafter a stable second quarter

firmed our guidance for thefull year,” said MatthiasZachert, Chairman of theBoard of Management ofLANXESS AG. The specialtychemicals company expectsEBITDA pre exceptionals ofEUR 1.000 billion to EUR

1.050 billion for the full year2019. In the previous year,LANXESS generated earn-ings of EUR 1.016 billion. Thecompany expects earningsto be slightly weaker in thethird quarter and somewhatbetter in the fourth quarter

than in the previous year.Group sales came to

EUR 1.810 billion in the sec-ond quarter of 2019, down1.0 percent from the previ-ous year’s figure of EUR1.829 billion. Net income in-creased by 3.1 percent from

EUR 97 million toEUR 100 million.Earnings per shareincreased morestrongly – by 8.6percent from EUR1.05 to EUR 1.14 –on account of the

lower average number ofshares outstanding.LANXESS completed itsshare buy-back with a vol-ume of nearly EUR 200 mil-lion on June 12, 2019. Theshares were cancelled asplanned on July 9.

Salaya,Essar Ports’ 20 MTPA

Essar Bulk Terminal SalayaLtd (EBTSL), which operatesthe deepest draft terminal inGujarat’s Saurashtra region,has clocked a cargothroughput of 1.3 MT (mil-lion tonnes) in the quarterended 30 June 2019. Theperformance marks not onlya 160% growth in cargohandling over the corre-sponding quarter in the pre-vious fiscal, but is also thebest throughput achievedsince the terminal’s commis-sioning in 2018.

With the terminal inte-grated 1,200 MW powerplant (Essar Power Gujarat)resuming operations, EBTSLis hopeful of a significantboost to its topline andcargo throughput in thesubsequent quarters thisyear. The integrated SalayaPower Plant requires ~4MMT of coal every year.

The Salaya Port Terminal,the first deep-draft terminalin the Saurashtra region, has

Essar Ports’ Salaya Terminal registers160% cargo growth in Q1

been designed to berth upto Capesize vessels with avessel turnaround timebenchmarked with theworld’s best, thus offering acompetitive advantage tothe local industry of the re-gion. The Salaya Port Termi-nal is an all-weather termi-nal and is already one of themost preferred destinationfor shipment of dry bulkcargo in the Saurashtra re-gion. It is capable of han-dling commodities like coal,bauxite, limestone, fertilizer,etc. and has the flexibility toboth import and exportcargo. The mechanisedstockyard integrated withSalaya Port Terminal is 50km from Jamnagar (towardsOkha Highway) and is wellconnected with theJamnagar-Okha State High-way. Essar Ports is one ofIndia’s largest private sectorport and terminal develop-ers and operators. It has in-vested Rs 11,000 crore indeveloping world-class ter-minals in three Indian states.

Its current operations spanfour terminals with a com-bined capacity of 110 MTPA,which is roughly 5 percentof India’s port capacity. TheCompany is a leader in thenon-containerized bulkcargo space. Having clockeda throughput of 40 MT inFY19, Essar Ports is expect-ing to handle over 60 MT inthe current financial year.

All Essar Ports terminalsuse advanced cargo han-dling infrastructure and areequipped to double capac-ity in the near to mediumterm. The Company is fo-cused on not only enhanc-ing cargo throughput, butalso on ramping up capac-ity and contributing mean-ingfully to the Governmentof India’s ambitious target ofdeveloping 3,130 MT of portcapacity in the country by2020.Outside India, Essar’sport assets include a liquidterminal in the UK and a coalterminal which is in devel-opment stage atMozambique’s Beira port.

Patan engineer heldtaking Rs 10k bribe

Palanpur,A deputy engineer of Uttar Gujarat Vij Company Lim-

ited (UGVCL) Manubhai Patel was caught red-handed whiletaking bribe of Rs 10,000 from a factory owner in Patantown on Monday.The accused Manu Patel had demanded1bolt manufacturing factory.According to anti-corruptionbureau (ACB) inspector at Palanpur K J Patel who con-ducted the rain on Monday. “The complainant needed elec-tricity metre for his factory. A middleman advised him topay Rs 25,000 the officer concerned,” said ACB officer. How-ever, the deal was settled for Rs 10,000.

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For ALFA ICA (INDIA) LIMITEDSd/-

RISHI TIKMANIWHOLE-TIME DIRECTOR

(DIN: 00638644)Date : 06-08-2019Place : Ahmedabad

ALFA ICA (INDIA) LIMITED

(Rs.in lakhs)

CIN : L20100GJ1991PLC016763Regd. Office : Uma Industrial Estate, Village Vasana-Iyawa, Tal. Sanand,

Dist. Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Tel : 079-26754030-31 Fax : +91-79 26754040.E-mail : info@alfaica.com. Website: www.alfaica.com

1 Total income from operations (net) 1,275.83 5,650.90 1,421.432 Net Profit/(Loss) from ordinary activity after tax 38.70 124.54 29.343 Net Profit/ (Loss) for the period

(after extraordinary items) 38.70 124.54 29.344 Equity Share Capital

(Face value of Rs.10/- each) 404.00 404.00 404.005 Reserve excluding revaluation

reserves as per balance sheet ofprevious accounting year 1,077.04

6 Earning Per Share (EPS) (before extraordinaryitems)(of Rs.10/- each)(not annualized) 0.96 3.08 0.73

7 Earning Per Share (EPS) (after extraordinaryitems)(of Rs.10/- each)(not annualized) 0.96 3.08 0.73

Quarter Ended30/06/2018(Unaudited)

Particulars Year Ended31/03/2019(Audited)

Quarter Ended30/06/2019(Unaudited)

EXTRACT OF UNAUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS FORTHE QUARTER/THREE MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 2019

Sr.No

1. The above Financial Results have been reviewed by Audit Committee and have beenapproved and taken on record by Board of Directors in their respective meetings heldon August 06, 2019.

2. Figures for the previous periods have been re-grouped/ re-classified where necessary.3. The above is an extract of the detailed format of the Unaudited Financial Results of

the Company for the quarter and three month ended June 30, 2019 filed with the StockExchanges under Regulation 33 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and DisclosureRequirements) Regulations, 2015. The full format of Unaudited Financial Results ofthe Company for the quarter and year ended June 30, 2019 are available on BSE Ltd(www.bseindia.com) and on Company's website (www.alfaica.com)

Notes:

1 Total Income from Operation 1,170.74 1,035.67 1,037.97 4,104.992 Net Profit / (Loss) for the period before

Tax and Exceptional items 196.56 316.22 170.17 819.563 Net Profit / (Loss) for the period before Tax 196.56 316.22 170.17 819.564 Net Profit / (Loss) for the period after Tax 141.26 251.72 134.17 640.905 Total Comprehensive Income for the period 141.29 249.66 135.18 641.026 Equity Share Capital 726.40 726.40 726.40 726.407 Other equity (excluding Revaluation Reserve) 1,125.558 Earnings Per Share

1. Basic 0.97 1.73 0.92 4.412. Diluted 0.97 1.73 0.92 4.41

31.03.2019(Audited)

30.06.2018(Unaudited)

ParticularsYear Ended

31.03.2019(Audited)

30.06.2019(Unaudited)

Quarter EndedSl.No,

GUJARAT THEMIS BIOSYN LIMITEDCIN: L24230GJ1981PLC004878

69/C, GIDC Industrial Estate, Vapi - 396 195, Dist. Valsad, GujaratTel: +91 260 2430027 Fax: +91 260 2400639

E-mail: gtblmumbai@gtbl.in Website: www.gtbl.in

Note: The above is an extract of the detailed format of Quarterly / Annual FinancialResults filed with the Stock Exchange under Regulation 33 of the SEBI (Listing andOther Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The full format of the QuarterlyFinancial Results are available on the Stock Exchange website viz.www.bseindia.com and on the Company's website: www.gtbl.in.

For GUJARAT THEMIS BIOSYN LTD. SD/-

Dr. DINESH S. PATELChairman

DIN:00033273Place : MumbaiDate : August 07, 2019

EXTRACT OF THE UNAUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE QUARTER ENDED JUNE 30, 2019

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NOTICE

Regd. Office : 3rd Floor, Satya complex, Nr. Ashwamegh IV,132 Ft Ring Road, Satellite, Ahmedabad-15

Website: www.lippisystems.com,Ph. no. :(079)26750060/61/62, Email: cs@lippisystems.com.

For, LIPPI SYSTEMS LIMITEDS/d DARSHAN B SHAH (Company Secretary)

Date : 07.08.2019Place : Ahmedabad.

LIPPI SYSTEMS LIMITED

Notice is hereby given that Pursuant to Regulation 29 read withRegulation 47(1)(a) of SEBI (Listing Obligation and DisclosureRequirements) Regulations, 2015 that the Board of DirectorsMeeting of LIPPI SYSTEMS LIMITED will be held on Wednesdaythe 14th day of August, 2019 at the Registered office of theCompany at 3rd Floor, Satya Complex, Opp. IOC Petrol Pump, Nr.Ashwamegh-iv, 132ft Ring Road, Satellite, Ahmedabad-380015 at04:00 P.M to inter-alia consider & take on record the Un-AuditedFinancial Results for Quarter Ended on 30th June, 2019.Information in this regard is also available on the website of thecompany i.e www.lippisystems.com and on the website of stockexchange i.e www.bseindia.com

CIN L22100GJ1993PLC020382

Þwhu™Mk RL£kMxÙf[h Â÷Â{xuz CIN – L74110GJ1994PLC021352

hÂs. ykuÂVMk : 201, {kiÂ÷f ykfuoz, fýkoðŒe …„hk¾k ƒòh™e W…h,{k™Mke ¢kuMk hkuz, ðMºkk…wh, y{ËkðkË-380015R-{uR÷ ykR.ze. : Info@yuranusinfra.com

ðuƒMkkRx : www.yuranusinfra.com, xu÷eVku™ ™t/VufMk ™t. : 079-26733353.

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Œkhe¾ : 07{e ykuøkMx, 2019MÚk¤ : y{ËkðkË.

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Mke÷ðkMkk- 396h30, fuLÿ þkrMkík rðMíkkh ËkËhk yLku Lkøkh nðu÷eTel No.0260-6637000, Fax No.0260-2645289

CIN- L17110DN1986PLC000334, ðuçkMkkRx : www.alokind.com

Mkne/-fu.yu[. økkuÃkk÷ftÃkLke Mku¢uxhe

MÚk¤ : {wtçkEíkkhe¾ : 08.08.2019

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