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Special Coverage : BSE IPOFirst shale oil shipment to arrive later this month

NTPC's Unchahar unit to startoperations within six months

India will receive its firstcargo of shale oil, to beprocessed at an Indian OilCorporation (IOC) refinery.This will be the second cargoof crude oil from the US, thefirst one was conventionalcrude oil bought throughPetroChina.

The shale oil cargo isexpected to arrive on the westcoast this month. IOC had, onOctober 2, imported l2 millionbarrels of conventional crudeoil, the first shipment to Indiasince the US stopped oilexports in 1975. “The firstcargo was conventional crudeoil. The second cargo that willbe reaching the west coast hasshale oil,” said Sanjiv Singh,chairman, IOC.

According to the company,the second cargo will land atVadinar port in Gujarat and willinclude one million barrelseach of Eagle Ford and Marsshale crude oil grades.

The shale oil will be refinedat one of IOC’s refineries inGujarat, Panipat, or Agra. Thefirst cargo is being processedat the Paradeep refinery inOdisha.

Indian companies havecontracted close to 8 millionbarrels of crude oil for about$450 million from the US.Apart from IOC, BharatPetroleum Corporation(BPCL), and HindustanPetroleum Corporation

(HPCL) are set to source 2.95million barrels and one millionbarrels, respectively, for theirKochi and Visakhapatnamrefineries.

Unlike the usual FOB (freeon board) crude oil import bystate-owned refiners, the UScrude cargoes are being

shipped on a cost-and-freight(C&F) arrangement where thecontractor is responsible for thetransportation. For this, IOChad to take special permissionfrom the ministry of shipping.“We found the overall cost ofUS crude oil to be cost-effective under thisarrangement,” Singh said.

India has begun to contractcrude oil from the US as partof its strategy to diversifysourcing. The Trumpadministration believes that UScrude oil imports have thepotential to increase bilateraltrade by at least $2 billion.

“We are extremely positive

Two in three cell towers inthe country are up for sale astheir owners, mostly telecomcompanies, try to repay theirdebts and upgrade networks.

Over 65 per cent of the400,000-odd cell towers havebeen put on the block,according to some estimates,by Bharti Airtel, Vodafone,Idea Cellular, and RelianceCommunications, apart fromindependent tower companiesGTL Infrastructure and TowerVision.

Bharti Airtel announced onTuesday that it would considerselling its stake in BhartiInfratel to private investors, amove that might give them acontrolling interest in the towerinfrastructure firm.

On the other side of thetable are three big buyers —private equity fund KKR alongwith consortium partners,American Tower Corporation(ATC), and global assetmanagement companyBrookfield — scouting forattractive deals in what isclearly a seller’s market.Analysts reckon they will forkout around Rs 90,000 crore —averaging out the lowest andhighest prices — to buy celltowers.

The value of each celltower, according to privateequity funds, varies from Rs 30lakh to Rs 70 lakh, dependingon the number of tenants andthe length of the contracts.

For telecom companies, themonetisation of their celltowers will help repay debt andfinance the expansion of 4GLTE services, where they arebattling the onslaught ofnewcomer Reliance Jio. ForReliance Communications,selling the towers is integral to

260,000 towers up for grabs as telcos look torepay debt and boost network

State-run NTPC Ltd, whichwas hit by Unchahar mishapthat claimed 32 lives, said onFriday that the affected unit willstart operations within sixmonths after taking correctiveactions in design, construction,and operations.

Interestingly, out of the total80 people affected by theincident that happened onNovember 1, only three wereNTPC employees, while theremaining were mainly sub-contractors of Bharat HeavyElectricals Ltd (BHEL).Terming it as the rarest incidentin its history, NTPC chairmanand managing director GurdeepSingh said, “A committeeheaded by executive director SK Roy is set to submit a reportin this regard within a month.From this experience, we willtake corrective actions not onlyhere, but in future units also.”

Out of the total affected, 32have succumbed to the injuries,48 are under treatment in Delhi,Lucknow and Raebareli. Theunit No 6 of 500 mega watt(MW) was reportedly runningat a load of 200 MW during thetime of the accident. “Thecommittee is looking intowhether the incident happenedbecause of design, constructionor operational issues. Themajor reason for the incidentwas the opening of economiser(that is used to capture ashparticles) due to extrapressure,” Singh added.

According to the company,the accumulation of ash is anormal case whenever coalchange happens. In this case,the officials were trying to de-choke the bottom of the boilerwhen the operations were on.

“Whenever the pressure ishigher is furnace, there will bedripping. In this case, it needsto be seen, even after dripping,why the pressure has gone upand led to the opening ofeconomiser,” he said.

Sources indicated thatbecause of this, hot air, alongwith ash content came outleading to the incident.Responding to the allegation,that majority of the works werebeing done by sub-contractors,an NTPC official said thatofficials including AGMs wereoverseeing the operations. Forthose who succumbed toinjuries, NTPC will provide anex-gratia of Rs 20 lakh, whileseriously injured will get Rs 10lakh and those injured will begiven Rs 2 lakh each.

“Some contractors wereworking on some left overworks by BHEL there. Thisincluded cladding of the boilerand some painting works. Themajority of those affected arecontract workers,” Singh said.Out of NTPC’s total 105 coalbased power units 46 units aredesigned, manufactured,constructed and commissionedby BHEL. According to anofficial, prima facie, there is noflaw in the design andconstruction of the unit as it hasundergone several auditsincluding safety checks. Whenasked whether the unit wascommissioned in a hurry, thechairman said that it wascommissioned on September30, which was three monthsafter the targeted date. Headded that already a team ofofficials, including those fromBHEL, are present to look intohow soon the company canrevive its operations in the unit.

India sales growth continuesfor Pizza Hut, KFC

For the fifth straightquarter, fast-food major Yum!Brands, which operates PizzaHut, KFC and Taco Bell inIndia, saw strong sales growth,pointing to a recovery in foodservices, analysts said.

For the July-Septemberperiod, KFC reported a systemsales growth of 8 per cent andPizza Hut of 7 per cent. Systemsales growth is industryparlance for overall toplinegrowth.

Yum! did not disclosesame-store sales growth(SSG), which is basically salesgrowth for stores one year andabove. However, Yum! didgive a sense of SSG for the

September quarter, sayingemerging markets (whichincludes India) saw SSG of 5per cent for KFC and 2 per centfor developed markets(excluding the US). In PizzaHut's case, SSG was flat inemerging markets and 4 percent in developed markets(excluding the US).

Yum!

Yum! is the second foodservice major in India afterJubilant FoodWorks, theoperator of Domino's Pizzaand Dunkin Donuts, to report

a good set of numbers in thequarter. Westlife Development,which runs McDonald's in thewest and south of India, is yetto disclose its numbers.

SSG for JubilantFoodWorks came in at 5.5 percent for the July-Septemberperiod, its second straightquarter of a strong figure. In thethree months ended June, SSGof Jubilant FoodWorks was 6.5per cent, the highest in ninequarters.

Yum!'s turnaround in Indiabegan in the September 2016quarter, when it reported anSSG of 6 per cent for Pizza Hutand 13 per cent for KFC.

T h ec o m p a n ybettered itsperformance forthe quartere n d e dD e c e m b e r2 0 1 6 ,characterised bythe note ban,when it reportedan SSG of 9 percent for Pizza

Hut and 16 per cent for KFC.

In the March quarter, salesgrowth tapered to levels of 6per cent for Pizza Hut and 2 percent for KFC, with the Junequarter showing signs ofrecovery again.

While Yum! has pushedvalue offerings aggressively atboth KFC and Pizza Hut, it hasalso begun tweaking its pizzaoutlets to improve salesthroughput. Twenty stores outof a total of 350 Pizza Hutrestaurants in India now havean open kitchen in them.

Instant messaging appWhatsApp faced a globaloutage on Friday withthousands of users reporting onFacebook and Twitter that theywere unable to send and receivemessages using the service.

The outage, which began ataround 1 pm (IST), lasted foraround an hour based on thespike of user complaintsreceived by downdetector.com,a service which tracks outagesin popular social networks. Itshowed that the outage wasglobal in nature, with severelyaffected regions being Europe,India and Malaysia.

The hashtag#whatsappdown became one ofthe most trending topics onTwitter, with users enquiringabout the status of themessaging service or using theopportunity to poke fun at theFacebook-owned service.

The only indication fromWhatsApp that its service wasdown was seen in the ‘ContactUs’ section under the ‘Help’menu on its app. However,soon after the service wasrestored, the message was takendown and normal functionalityof the ‘Contact Us’ section wasrestored.

“Our service is

experiencing a problem rightnow. We are working on it andhope to restore the functionalityshortly. Sorry for theinconvenience,” read themessage.

WhatsApp has over onebillion active users on itsplatform who log in at leastonce every month, out of whichIndia houses over 200 millionof them, making it thecompany’s largest geography.Predictably, Indian usersdominated the conversationaround the outage on Twitterand Facebook, with some userseven reporting that they wereuninstalling the app.

The company had faced asimilar outage in May whichlasted for several hours, asopposed to the outage onFriday which users said lastedfor around 30 minutes.

WhatsApp had recentlyrolled out a new feature ‘Deletefor all’ which allowed users torecall messages for a shortperiod after they had been sentto others. It is also working onintroducing in-app paymentsvia Unified Payments Interface(UPI) in India and is partneringwith e-commerce companies tohelp them communicate withtheir customers

WhatsApp hit bytemporary global outage

its Rs 45,000-crore debtrestructuring plan.

The buyers see this as astable business, especially afterconsolidation in the telecomindustry, with assured 8-10 percent long-term returns oninvestment annually. Astelecom companies expandtheir data networks, buyersexpect renewed demand for celltowers from Reliance Jio andBharti Airtel.

Reliance Jio is planning toincrease its tower infrastructurefrom 175,000 — of which itowns 60,000 —to 250,000 inthe next few months. Withabout 185,000 towers, BhartiAirtel is also expected to put upmore to ensure there is no gapwith Reliance Jio. And as 5Gnetworks roll out over the nextfew years, telecom companieswill need more towers to enablehigher speed data.

ATC, which control ViomNetworks with a 51 per centstake, has over 60,000 towers.About 40 per cent of ViomNetworks’ business is derivedfrom Tata Teleservices andTelenor, both of which havesold their businesses.

Sources said TataTeleservices’ buyer, BhartiAirtel, would retain at least halfthe tenancies.

Viom Networks also has anassurance that TataTeleservices will pay Rs 6,000-7,000 crore for the residual lifeof its contract that ends in 2023.

ATC is in talks to buy20,000 towers owned by IdeaCellular and Vodafone,according to sources, which, ifsuccessful, could neutralise theloss arising out of the TataTeleservices development.Brookfield, too, is interested in

NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING,BOOK CLOSURE, AND E-VOTING INFORMATION

Notice is hereby given that an Extra-ordinary General Meeting (EGM)of the Company will be held on Monday, 27th November, 2017 at 9.30amat the registered office of the Company at B-1, Yashkamal, TithalRoad, Valsad-396001,Gujarat.

Pursuant to provisions of section 91 of the Companies Act, 2013 andas required under Regulation 42 of Securities and Exchange Board ofIndia (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulation,2015, the Register of Members and Share Transfer Books will remainclosed from 21st November, 2017 to 27th November, 2017 (both daysinclusive) for the purpose of EGM of the Company.

Electronic copies of the Notice of EGM have been sent to all themembers whose email IDs are registered with the Company /Depository Participant(s). The same are also available on the websiteof the Company at www.maximaagroup.com. Notice of EGM has beensent to all the other members at their registered address in thepermitted mode.

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MAXIMAA SYSTEMS LIMITEDRegd. Off.: .: B-1,Yashkamal, Tithal Road, Valsad-396001

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about US imports. This wasabsolutely a business decision.We have been trying to take UScrude oil for quite some time.We found that US crude oil wasbecoming extremelycompetitive,” Singh said.

Though the two cargoes arearriving on very large crude

carriers(VLCCs),s o m eU Sp o r t sdo noth a v eenoughd e p t hf o rt h e s evessels.

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India (GAIL) will be bringingin the first cargo of liquefiednatural gas from the US to Indiain January.

There are also reports thatthe Mukesh Ambani-ledReliance Industries (RIL) hasbought its first crude oil cargofrom the US, which includesone million barrels each of WestTexas Intermediate (WTI)Midland and Eagle Ford crudeoil.

Asked about the differencebetween shale oil andconventional crude oil, Singhadded, “They have differentkinds of impurities. So therefinery should be able to

handle those impurities. We usea lot of catalytic processes,those catalysts should be ableto handle it.”

Recently, Iraq surpassedSaudi Arabia as the largestexporter of crude oil to India.Iraq contributes about 23 percent of India’s imports andSaudi Arabia supplies about 17per cent.

Petroleum productconsumption in India has grownat a compound annual rate of5.5 per cent in the last five years,from 14 million metric tonnesin 2011-12 to 194 millionmetric tonnes in 2016-17. Thisis an average increase of 9million metric tonnes inconsumption every year.

India’s refining capacity hasexpanded from 213 millionmetric tonnes in 2011-12 to 235million metric tonnes by the endof 2016-17.

“Since India is reportedlygetting at a discount of around$2 per barrel on the landed cost,US crude oil is becominglucrative for Indian consumers.Moreover, since it is light crude,the product yield will alsoincrease,” said Dhaval Joshi, ananalyst with Emkay GlobalFinancial Services.RIL andGAIL both had made $5 billioninvestments in US shale oilassets. RIL last month sold oneof its shale oil assets for $126million, a third of the price itpaid seven years ago, amid adownturn in global oil prices

these towers. And both arelooking at smaller players likeTower Vision and GTLInfrastructure, which togetherhave 37,000 towers.

ATC did not comment onthe developments, and TowerVision did not respond to anemail. The GTL Infrastructurespokesperson pointed out thecompany had receivedexpressions of interest from 19investors.

Brookfield is also revaluingits offer to buy Reliance Infratelafter the failure of RelianceCommunications’ merger withAircel. RelianceCommunications has alsodecided to stop providing 2Gservices, which means fewertower tenants for the buyer.

Expectations are, a deal withover 43,600 towers, in whichReliance Jio is a key tenant,could go through for anythingbetween Rs 8,000 crore and Rs13,000 crore for a 100 per centstake. Earlier, Brookfield hadvalued Reliance Infratel at overRs 20,000 crore.

KKR and a consortium ofpartners already hold 10.3 percent equity in Bharti Infratel,which has announced it isplanning to increase its 42 percent stake in Indus Towers bybuying shares from partnersIdea Cellular, Vodafone, andProvidence Equity Partners.

Analysts said once IndusTowers became a wholly ownedsubsidiary of Bharti Infratel, theKKR-led consortium couldincrease its stake substantially,make an open offer and take acontrolling interest in BhartiInfratel. In the process, it willcontrol over 160,000 celltowers across the country, witha 40 per cent share of themarket.

Hindalco Q2 profitat Rs 393 cr, down11% due to one-

time lossHindalco Industries, the

country's largest aluminiumproducer, reported lower-than-expected net profit of Rs 393crore in the September quarter,down 11 per cent fromcorresponding period last yearas exceptional provisioning ofRs 106 crore on variousjudgements pronounced by theapex court impacted thebottomline.

The topline of the AdityaBirla Group company stood atRs 10,308 crore in the periodunder review, up 8 per cent fromthe same period last year ashigher volumes and increasedrealisations across both thesegments (aluminium andcopper) lent firm support to thecompany's revenue stream.

As per Bloombergestimates, the company'srevenue was seen at Rs 10,716crore in the September quarter,while net profit was expected tobe at Rs 495 crore.

Standalone aluminiumrevenue in the quarter gone bystood at Rs 5,213 crore, withearnings before interest, taxes,depreciation and amortisation(Ebitda) having grown 18 percent to Rs 957 crore on year-on-year basis due to supportingmacro factors and highervolumes.

Also, revenues from thecopper segment increased Rs5,097 crore, driven by higherrealisation. Ebitda as comparedto the previous year soared by28 per cent to Rs 467 croreconsequent to higher by-product realisation andsupportive macro factors,partially offset by lowervolumes due to certainoperational issues.

Edelweiss Q2 net up 45% onjump in fees, commission

Edelweiss FinancialServices consolidated net profitfor the quarter endedSeptember (Q2FY18) rose 45per cent on a sharp uptick inincome from fee andcommission. Net profit was Rs209 crore in Q2FY18, againstRs 144.4 crore a year ago.

While lending-basedincome, a mainstay of thefinancial services firm, rose 12per cent to Rs 1,380 crore fromRs 1,233 crore in Q2FY17.The fees and commissionincome almost doubled to Rs473 crore from Rs 241 crore inQ2FY17, the company said.Premium income from the lifeinsurance business grew 43 percent to Rs 121 crore comparedto Rs 85 crore in Q2FY17.

Rashesh Shah, chairmanand chief executive officer ofthe company, said, “Thediversified revenue mix hashelped us improve ourperformance on a sustainedbasis despite volatileenvironment.” Total assetsstood at Rs 1,90,800 crore withthose on-balance-sheetamounting to Rs 47,800 croreand assets under managementwas Rs 1,43,000 crore.

At the end of Q2FY18, booksize of retail credit grew by 40per cent to Rs 11,783 crore, asagainst Rs 8,430 crore at the endof Q2FY17). The corporatecredit book expanded by 19 percent to Rs 15,398 crore from Rs12,919 crore at the end ofQ2FY17.

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ykEMkeykEMkeykE çkuLfyíÞkhu Y. 316 WÃkh ykðe økÞku AuyLku ykøkk{e rËðMkku{kt nðuyuLkÃkeyuLkku «§ Äehu Äehu ¼q÷kíkku sþuíku økýíkhe ÃkkA¤ ykEMkeykEMkeykEçkuLf{kt Y. 323 yLku íku ÃkAe Y.333Lkku ¼kð þkuxox{o{kt s çkuMku Au.Ãkhtíkw ykEMkeykEMkeykE çkuLf Mknusò¤ððkLke økýíkhe MkkÚku ÷uþku íkku íku{ktY. 400Lkku ¼kð Ãký çkuMke þfu.

®nzkÕfku{kt Ãkrhýk{ku ÚkkuzkLkçk¤k ykÔÞk. ½xeLku Y. 269 WÃkhykðu÷k yk þuh{kt hkufký ò¤ðe

hk¾òu yLku ykøkk{e rËðMkku{kt®nzkÕfku{kt Lkðe íkuSLke økýíkhe Au.WÃkh{kt Y. 300Lkku ¼kð fqËkðe Ëuþuíku Ãký ¾çkh Lknª Ãkzu.

Ãkrhýk{ ÃkAe xkxk Mxe÷{ktÚkkuze Lkçk¤kE òuðkÞk ÃkAe Vhe ð¾íkþuh Lkðe íkuS {kxu Mkßs ÚkE økÞku Au.yíÞkhu Y. 709 WÃkh ykðu÷k þuh{kthkufký ò¤ðe hk¾ðkLkwt yLku xqtfeðĽxLkku íkçk¬ku Ãkqhku ÚkÞk ÃkAe xkxkMxe÷{kt Y. 727Lkku ¼kð ykðesðkLke økýíkhe Au.

økuE÷Lkku þuh yíÞkhu Mknus½xeLku Y. 464 WÃkh ykÔÞku Au yLkuíku{kt Mknus ò¤ððkLke økýíkhe MkkÚkuÃk[kMkuf þuh ÷ELku {qfe ËuðkÞ.ykøkk{e rËðMkku{kt økuE÷{kt ¾qçk MkwtËhrhxLko Aqxe sðkLke søÞk Au.

rMk{uLx þuh ytçkwò rMk{uLxyíÞkhu Y. 282 WÃkh [k÷u Au yLkuíku{kt Ãký hkufký ò¤ðe h¾kÞ. ík{k{rMk{uLx þuhku Lkðe íkuS{kt Ëk¾÷ ÚkÞkAu. Y. 282ðk¤ku yk þuh Äehu Äehu Y.300Lkwt ÷uð÷ ÃkMkkh fhe Lkkt¾ðkLkeøkýíkhe Au.

þkuxox{o yutøk÷Úke ðuËktíkkLkkþuh{kt økÞk yXðkrzÞu Úkkuzwtf «kuVexçkwfªøk òuðkÞwt Ãkhtíkw hkufký ò¤ðehk¾òu. rçkLk÷kun Äkíkwyku{kt Mkkur÷zíkuS Au yLku MkkÚku MkkÚku ¢qzLkk ¼kð ÃkýðÄðk ÷køÞk Au yLku íkuLkku {sçkqíkVkÞËku ðuËktíkkLkk þuh{kt Ëu¾kþu.yíÞkhLkk Y. 338Lkk ¼kðu ò¤ðeh¾kÞ.

AuÕ÷kt Úkkuzkt {rnLkkÚke ykExeþuhku{kt Lkçk¤kE Ëu¾kíke níke. Ãkhtíkwnðu ykExe þuhku íkhVLkku xÙuLz çkË÷kÞkuAu yLku {wÏÞíðu xeMkeyuMk yíÞkhu Y.2620 WÃkh Au yLku ykøkk{erËðMkku{kt xeMkeyuMk{kt MkwtËh WAk¤kMkkÚku Y. 2660Lkku ¼kð ykðe sðkLkeøkýíkhe. ðÄkhu Lknª íkku 5 þuh ÷ELku{qfe Ëuòu.

AuÕ÷kt Úkkuzkt rËðMkkuÚke fkuxf

{wsçk s MkuE÷Lkku þuh yíÞkhu Y.86.90 WÃkh ykðe økÞku Au yLku nðuLkðk yXðkrzÞk{kt yk þuh{kt Y. 89ykMkÃkkMk «kuVex çkwfªøk þY fhðkLkeíkiÞkhe hk¾òu.

þkuxox{o yutøk÷Úke ®MkzefuxçkuLf{kt nðu ykf»koý ðæÞwt Au. Y.27ðk¤ku yk þuh ykøkk{e rËðMkku{ktÍzÃkÚke f{kE ykÃku íkuðe økýíkhe AuyLku íkuÚke íku þuh{kt VkufMk fhe þfkÞ.þkuxox{o{kt s ®Mkzefux çkuLf{kt 20 xfkWAk¤k MkkÚku Y. 100Lkku ¼kð ykðesðkLke Mkt¼kðLkk {sçkqík.

íkuðe s heíku økÞk ytf{kt çkuLfykuV EÂLzÞkLkk þuh{kt Ãký Y.181Lkk ¼kðu ÃkiMkk {¤þu íku{ Ëþkoðu÷wtyLku MkkÚku MkkÚku çkuLf ykuV EÂLzÞk{ktY. 200Lkk ¼kðLke økýíkhe ÃkýËþkoðu÷e. yíÞkhu çkuLf ykuV EÂLzÞkY. 201 WÃkh ykðe økÞku Au yLkuykðíkkt Úkkuzkt rËðMkku{kt Y. 210Lkku¼kð òuðk {¤u íku Mkt¼kðLkk Au yLkuíku ÃkAe yktrþf «kuVex çkwfªøk fheþfkÞ.

økÞk yXðkrzÞu fuLkuhk çkuLfLkkþuh{kt Y. 404Lkk ¼kðu WAk¤kLkeðkík fhu÷e. Ãkhtíkw fuLkuhk çkuLf økÞkyXðkrzÞk Ëhr{ÞkLk 1 MkuþLk ½xeLkuY. 404 WÃkh s ÂMÚkh hÌkku Au. Ãkhtíkwíku{kt nS Ãký {sçkqík WAk¤kLkesøÞk nkuðkÚke hkufký ò¤ðe h¾kÞ.

fýkoxf çkuLfLkk þuh{kt LkðeíkuS þY ÚkE økE Au yLku yíÞkhu Y.168 WÃkh ykðu÷k yk þuh{ktVtzk{uLx÷Lkku Mkkur÷z MkÃkkuxo Au.þkuxox{o{kt fýkoxf çkuLf{kt Y. 177Lkku¼kð òuðk {¤ðkLke økýíkhe.

ykEykhçke EL£kMxÙf[hLkkþuh{kt økÞk yXðkrzÞu Y. 236Lkk¼kðu ‘{kuMkk¤ Au yLku {k ÃkehMkLkkhe’íku{ fneLku ÷uðkLkwt fÌkwt níkwt yLku íku{wsçk ykEykhçke yíÞkhu Y. 244WÃkh íkku ykðe økÞku. ò¤ðe h¾kÞyLku íku{kt Y. 250 ykMkÃkkMk «kuVex

þkuxox{o ¾u÷kzeykuLke ÷uðk÷e yu[zeyuVMke yLku yu[zeyuVMke çkuLfLkk þuh{kt

yËkýe Ãkkðh ¾heËðkLke ðkík fhu÷eyLku ËirLkf y¾çkkhLkku rhÃkkuxoMkkt¼¤eyu íkku yrLk÷ {wfe{Lku rËÕne{ktxÙkLMkVh fhkÞk yLku íku ÃkAe yËkýeLkkuyÕxÙk{uøkk Ãkkðh Ã÷kLx [qtxýe ÃkAeMkhfkh ÷E ÷u íku ykþkðkË ðæÞku AuyLku íku ÃkkA¤ yk þuh{kt yktfzkLkeyË÷kçkË÷e yLku Y. 43-44Lkku ¼kðykðe sðkLke þkuxox{o{kt s økýíkhe Au.

Syu{ykh EL£kLkku þuhyíÞkhu ðÄeLku Y. 19 WÃkh ykÔÞku AuyLku ykøkk{e rËðMkku{kt rðrðÄyuhÃkkuxkuo ÍzÃkÚke ykøk¤ ðÄu yLku XÃkÚkE økÞu÷k EL£kMxÙõ[h «kusuõxku VheþY ÚkkÞ íku økýíkheLku fkhýu Y. 19ÚkeðÄeLku Y. 23-24Lkku ¼kð ykðe òÞíku Mkt¼kðLkk {sçkqík Au.

MkkWÚkEÂLzÞLk çkuLfLkku þuh Y.26Lkk ¼kðu rËðk¤e ð¾íku ÷E ÷uðkLkwtfÌkwt níkwt. yíÞkhu ðÄeLku Y. 31.70WÃkh ykðe økÞku Au yLku nS yk þuhíkÆLk {Vík Au. ò¤ðe hk¾òu. Äehu ÄehuðÄeLku Y. 40Lkwt ÷uð÷ fqËkðe Ëuþu yLkuíku ÃkAe Ãký þuh ykøk¤ [k÷íkku òÞ íkkuLkðkE Lknª ÷køku.

yu{ykhyuV yíÞkhu Y.66483 WÃkh Au yLku yuf þuh {kxuykðe {kuxe hf{ hkufðkLke ¼÷¼÷kLku®n{ík Lkk ÚkkÞ. Ãkhtíkw ÷eÄk nkuÞ íkkuò¤ðe hk¾ðkLkk. Y. 5000Lke LkkuxVxkVx {¤u íkuðe økýíkhe Au.

rLk^xe{kt su heíku yuLkxeÃkeMke÷uðkLkwt fÌkwt íku heíku r{zfuÃk{kt Y.29.15ðk¤ku yuLkyu[ÃkeMkeLkku þuh÷ELku {qfe Ëuòu. yuLkyu[ÃkeMke øk{uíÞkhu yuLkxeÃkeMkeLku nðk÷u fhe ËuðkÞíkuuðe økýíkhe Au Ãkhtíkw íku Ãknu÷kt ykþuh{kt ÍzÃke VhLkkhLku Y. 5Lke Lkkux{¤e sðkLke økýíkhe.

Y. 322Lkk ¼kðu rntËwMíkkLkͪfLkk þuh{kt Ãký Mkkur÷z WAk¤kLkeMkt¼kðLkk Ëu¾kÞ Au. Úkkuzktf þuhku ÷ELku{qfe ËuðkÞ. ®nËwMíkkLk ͪfLke ík{k{«kuzõxkuLke ®f{íkku òuhËkh íkuS{kt AuyLku þkuxox{o{kt s Y. 350Lkku ¼kðòuðk {¤u íkku LkðkE Lknª ÷køku.

yu÷yuLzxe rVLkkLMknku®Õzøk{kt LkkLkk fhuõþLkLke ðkík fhu÷eyLku íku {wsçk ½xeLku Y. 199 WÃkhykÔÞku Au yLku {wtçkELkk Mktfuík {wsçk ykþuh{kt Vhe íkkuVkLke íkuS þY ÚkðkLkeøkýíkhe Au LkkLkwt hkufký fhe Ëuòu.yÚkðk sqLkwt hkufký ò¤ðe hk¾òu.

xkxk økúqÃkLke ðkuÕxkMk Y. 548WÃkh Au yLku íku þuh{kt òuhËkh íkuS þYÚkðkLke økýíkhe. Úkkuzktf þuhku ÷ELku {qfeËuðkÞ yLku yk ð¾íkLkk WAk¤uðkuÕxkMkLkk þuh{kt MkwtËh ð]rØLke økýíkheAu.

ßÞwrçk÷Lx VqzðfoMk yíÞkhuY. 1611 WÃkh Au yLku íku{kt ÚkkuzeMkuþLk Lkçk¤kE òuðkÞ íku Mkt¼kðLkk{sçkqík Au.

ykErzÞk MkuÕÞw÷hLkku þuh Y.106 WÃkh ykðe økÞku Au yLku ykøkk{erËðMkku{kt ðkuzkVkuLk MkkÚkuLkk {sohLkkfkuEf Lk¬h Mk{k[khku zâw Au yLku íkuÃkkA¤ yk þuh{kt ík{Lku Vex Y. 10LkeLkkux {¤e sðkLke økýíkhe.

¼u÷Lkku þuh fðh fhðkLkwt fÌkwtníkwt. rËðk¤e yøkkW Y. 85Lkk ¼kðu¼u÷ ÷uðkLke ðkík fhu÷e. yíÞkhu Y.100 WÃkh ykÔÞku Au. ¼u÷ {kxu Y.200Lkku ¼kð Úkkuzk {rnLkk ÃkAe zâw Auyu{ fnuðwt Ãký ¾kuxku Lknª. Ãkhtíkwþkuxox{o yutøk÷{kt yk þuh{kt Y. 5-8LkkuWAk¤ku zâw Au yLku íkuÚke þuh ò¤ðeþfkÞ.

ykhEMkeLkk yktfzk òuhËkhykÔÞk Au. yíÞkhu Y. 180 WÃkh ykðeøkÞu÷ku þuh ykðíkkt Úkkuzkt rËðMkku{kt Y.200Lkku ¼kð çkíkkðþu íku Mkt¼kðLkk{wtçkELkk ¾u÷kzeykuyu Ëþkoðu÷e.

çkwfªøk fhe Ëuðwt.þkuxox{o yutøk÷Úke MkLk xeðeLkk

þuh{kt økÞk yXðkrzÞu MkwtËh íkuSLkeøkýíkhe Ëþkoðu÷e. Ërûký ¼khík{ktnðu MkLk xeðeLke Ãk¬z òuhËkh ÚkEøkE Au. sÞ÷r÷íkk økÞk yux÷ufYýkrLkÄeLkk ÃkûkLku fkuE s {w~fu÷eLkÚke hne. økÞk yXðkrzÞu Y. 844WÃkh níkku yLku yíÞkhu ðÄeLku Y.882 WÃkh ykðe økÞku Au yLkuykøkk{e rËðMkku{kt MkLk xeðe{kt Y.910Lkku ¼kð òuðk {¤ðkLke økýíkheAu. Úkkuzktf þuhku ÷ELku {qfe Ëuòu.

®sËk÷ Mxe÷ yuLz ÃkkðhLkkuþuh økÞk yXðkrzÞu ÷E ÷uðkLkwt fÌkwtníkwt. Ãkhtíkw ðĽx ÃkAe yk þuh Y.165-166 WÃkh s s¤ðkE hÌkku Au.Ãkhtíkw íku þuh{kt hkufký ò¤ðe h¾kÞyLku ykøkk{e rËðMkku{kt íku{kt MkwtËhWAk¤kLke økýíkhe Au.

siLk ErhøkuþLkLkk þuh{kt ÃkýøkÞk yXðkrzÞu {sçkqík ð]rØ òuðk{¤þu íku Mktfuík ykÃku÷ku. siLkErhøkuþLk{kt EÂõðxe þuh yíÞkhu Y.110 WÃkh Au yLku íku{kt LkSfLkkrËðMkku{kt s Y. 120Lkku ¼kð òuðk{¤ðkLke økýíkhe Au.

yËkýe ÃkkðhLkk þuh{ktòuhËkh íkuS þY ÚkE økE Au. økÞkyXðkrzÞu Y. 30-32Lkk ¼kðu

÷kUøkx{o yutøk÷Úke ò¤ðe hk¾þku íkkuyk þuh{kt Y. 240-250Lkk ¼kðLkeMkt¼kðLkk {sçkqík Au.

økÞk yXðkrzÞu©ehk{xÙkLMkÃkkuxo rVLkkLMkLkk þuh{kt{sçkqík WAk¤kLke ðkík fhu÷e yLku íku{wsçk ©ehk{xÙkLMkÃkkuxoLkku þuh Y.1300 WÃkh ykðe økÞku Au yLku nðuyk þuh{kt Y. 30-40Lkk WAk¤kLkeøkýíkhe Au.

xkxkLke xkExLkLkk yktfzkòuhËkh ykÔÞk. ¼khíkLkk {kfuox{ktËkøkeLkk íkhV yuf økktze ½u÷Ak AuyLku xkExLk yk ½u÷Ak WÃkh MkðkhÚkE økE Au yLku çkúktz yuBçkuMkuzh íkhefuËerÃkfk ÃkkËwfkuýLku [{fkðe ËeÄe AuyLku íku ònuhkíkku òuELku çkÄkt ËerÃkfkÃkkËwfkuý ÚkE sðkLke ÷k÷Mkk{ktxkExLkLkk ËkøkeLkk ¾heËu òÞ Au.MkÃxuBçkh õðkxohLkk ðu[kýku{kt MkwtËhWAk¤ku òuðkÞku. Y. 660ðk¤ku ykþuh ykðíkkt Úkkuzkt rËðMkku{kt Y. 700ÚkE sþu íku Lk¬e Au. Úkkuzktf þuhku÷ELku {qfe ËuðkÞ.

{ÄhMkLkMkw{eLkku Y.364ðk¤ku þuh Ãký æÞkLk{kt hk¾òu.ykuxku yuÂLMk÷he Mkuõxh{kt ykftÃkLkeLke fk{økehe òuhËkh Au yLkuykðíkkt Úkkuzkt rËðMkku{kt s yk þuh{kt10 xfk ðÄeLku Y. 400Lkk ¼kðLkeøkýíkhe Au.

nkuŠ÷õMk yLku çkwMx çkLkkðíkeø÷uõMkku fLÍÞw{hLkku Y.5392ðk¤ku þuh Ãký ykðíkkt ÚkkuzktrËðMkku{kt Y. 5500 WÃkh ykðesðkLke økýíkhe Ãkhtíkw íku ÃkAe Úkkuzwtf«kuVex çkwfªøk þY fhíkk sðkÞ.

suyuMkzçkÕÞw Mxe÷ Y.266 WÃkh ykðe økÞku Au. xkxk Mxe÷Ëkuze økÞku yLku Mxe÷ ykuÚkkurhxe ÃkýËkuze økÞku íkku ÃkAe suyuMkzçkÕÞw Mxe÷õÞkt MkwÄe Xtzku hnuþu ? Y. 266Lkk¼kðu 1 {rnLkk {kxu ò¤ðehk¾ðkLke íkiÞkhe hk¾ðe yLku ÍzÃkÚkeY. 300Lkku ¼kð òuðk {¤ðkLkeøkýíkhe.

Ëðk çkLkkðíke ftÃkLkeø÷uõMkkuLkk þuh{kt Ãký Y. 2660Lkk¼kðu LkkLkk WAk¤kLke økýíkhe Au.

økkuËhuß fLÍÞw{h «kuzõxyíÞkhu Y. 972 WÃkh Au yLkuykøkk{e rËðMkku{kt yk þuh{kt ¾qçkMkwtËh ð]rØLke søÞk Au. Ãkhtíkw Mkk{uÃkûku fku÷økux Ãkk{kur÷ð{kt fhuõþLknS s¤ðkE hÌkwt Au. yíÞkhu Y.1034 WÃkhLkk yk þuh{kt ykðíkktÚkkuzkt rËðMkku{kt Y. 999Lkku ¼kðòuðk {¤ðkLke økýíkhe Au.

íkuðe s heíku rÃkze÷kExLkku þuhÃký Mkíkík ½xâku Au. yíÞkhu Y. 770WÃkh ykÔÞku Au yLku nðu LkðkyXðkrzÞk{kt fhuõþLk ÃkíkkðeLku ykþuh íkuSíkhVe ÚkðkLke økýíkhe Au.Úkkuzkt þuhku Y. 760 ykMkÃkkMk ÷ELku{qfe ËuðkÞ.

VwÆk þuhku{kt Y. 89Lkk ¼kðLkkurçkLkkLke ELzMxÙeÍLkku þuh æÞkLk{kth¾kÞ. yk ftÃkLkeLkk çkúktz yuBçkuMkuzhíkhefu yr{íkk¼ çkå[Lk Au yLkuykøkk{e rËðMkku{kt yk þuh{kt ÍzÃkeWAk¤k MkkÚku Y. 100Lkku ¼kð ykðesðkLke økýíkhe.

íkuðe s heíkuE÷ufxÙkufk®MxøkLkku þuh yíÞkhu Y.35 WÃkh ykðe økÞku Au. yu{ Ãkýyk ftÃkLke òuhËkh f{kíke níke. ÃkhtíkwE÷ufxÙkuMxe÷ Mxe÷Lkwt fk{fks þYfÞwO yLku íku Ãkuxk ftÃkLkeLkk LkwfMkkLk{ktVMkkE økÞu÷e. Ãkhtíkw íku Ãkuxk ftÃkLkeLkef¤e síkkt nðu LkVkþÂõík{kt ÍzÃkeWAk¤ku þY ÚkÞku Au. Y. 35Lkk ¼kðuðÄkhu Lknª íkku 100 þuh ÷ELku {qfeËuòu yLku þkuxox{o{kt s Y. 50Lkk¼kðLke økýíkhe. «Úk{ íkçk¬u Y.40Lkku ¼kð òuðk {¤u.

zuLk LkuxðfoLkku þuh yíÞkhu Y.92 WÃkh ykÔÞku Au. Vtzk{uLx÷ heíkuíkku ÷ktçkku fMk LkÚke, Ãkhtíkw yíÞkhu çkÄks þuhku Ëkuze økÞk nkuðkÚke íkuLke MkkÚkuMkkÚku zuLk LkuxðfoLkku þuh ÍzÃkÚkeY.10Lkku WAk¤ku ykÃke sðkLkeøkýíkhe Au.

Y. 70Lkk ¼kðLkku ykhyuMkMkku^xðuhLkku þuh Ãký æÞkLk{kt hk¾òuyLku þkuxox{o{kt yk þuh{kt Y. 10LkkuWAk¤ku òuðk {¤u.

ÃkuÃkh «kuzõxLkku þuh yíÞkhu

çkuLfLkku þuh Lkçk¤kE Ëþkoðu Au.yíÞkhu Y. 1015 WÃkh Au yLkuykøkk{e rËðMkku{kt fkuxf çkuLf{ktLkçk¤ku xÙuLz [k÷w hnuþu íku Mkt¼kðLkk{sçkqík Au. íkuðe s heíku ËuþLke «Úk{5 ykExe ftÃkLkeyku{kt MÚkkLk Ähkðíkeyu[Mkeyu÷ xufLkku÷kuSLkku Y.847ðk¤ku þuh Ãký {tËeLkk ¾u÷kzeyku{kxu ykf»kof Au. økÞk yXðkrzÞuyu[Mkeyu÷ xufLkku÷kuS{kt {tËe{ktf{kðkLke ðkík ÷¾u÷e yLku íku {wsçk½xâku Au. ykøkk{e rËðMkku{ktyu[Mkeyu÷ xufLkku÷kuS ðÄkhu ½xeLkuY. 840 yLku íku ÃkAeLkk ½xkzu Y.835 WÃkh ykðe sðkLke Mkt¼kðLkk.

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Äe LÞwÍ÷tE™ 04-11-2017 3

NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING,BOOK CLOSURE, AND E-VOTING INFORMATION

Notice is hereby given that an Extra-ordinary General Meeting (EGM)of the Company will be held on Monday, 27th November, 2017 at 9.30amat the registered office of the Company at B-1, Yashkamal, TithalRoad, Valsad-396001,Gujarat.

Pursuant to provisions of section 91 of the Companies Act, 2013 andas required under Regulation 42 of Securities and Exchange Board ofIndia (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulation,2015, the Register of Members and Share Transfer Books will remainclosed from 21st November, 2017 to 27th November, 2017 (both daysinclusive) for the purpose of EGM of the Company.

Electronic copies of the Notice of EGM have been sent to all themembers whose email IDs are registered with the Company /Depository Participant(s). The same are also available on the websiteof the Company at www.maximaagroup.com. Notice of EGM has beensent to all the other members at their registered address in thepermitted mode.

Pursuant to the provisions of Section 108 of the Companies Act, 2013read with Rule 20 of the Companies (Management and Administration)Rules, 2014, as amended, and SEBI (LODR), Regulations, 2015, theCompany is providing its members facility to exercise their right tovote on resolutions proposed to be passed in the Extraordinary GeneralMeeting (“Meeting”) scheduled to be held on Monday, 27th November,2017 at 9.30 am.atthe registered office of the Company at B-1,Yashkamal, Tithal Road, Valsad-396001, Gujarat. The members maycast their votes using the electronic voting system from a place otherthan the venue of the Meeting (‘remote e-voting’). The Company hasengaged the service of Purva Sharegistry (India) Private Limited asthe Agency to provide e-voting facility.

The Communication relating to remote e-voting inter alia containingUser ID and Password along with the copy of Notice convening theExtraordinary General Meeting has been dispatched to the members.This communication and the Notice of the Meeting are available onthe website of the Company at www.maximaagroup.com.

The remote e-voting facility shall commence from Friday 24th

November, 2017 at 9.00 a.m. and ends on Sunday, 26th November,2017 at 5.00 p.m. The remote e-voting shall not be allowed beyondthe said date and time.

A person whose name appears in the Registrar of Members /Beneficiary owners as on the cut-off date i.e.Monday, 20th November,2017 only shall be entitled to avail the facility of remote e-voting aswell as voting at the meeting.

Any member who becomes the member of the Company after thedispatch of the Notice of the Meeting and holding shares as on thecut-off date i.e Monday, 20th November, 2017may obtain the user IDand password by sending a request atpurvashr@gmail.com /busicomp@gmail.com.The detailed procedure for obtaining the userID and the password is also provided in the Notice of the Meetingwhich is available on the Company’s website. If the member is alreadyregistered with Purva Sharegistry (India) Private Limited he can usehis existing User ID and password for casting the vote through remotee-voting.

The members who have cast their vote through remote e-voting mayattend the meeting but shall not be entitled to cast their vote again.

The facility of voting through poll shall be made available at the meetingand the members attending the meeting who have not cast their voteby remote e-voting shall be able to vote at the meeting through poll.

In case of any query / grievance relating to voting by electronic means,the members / Beneficiary owners may contact at the following address:

Purva Sharegistry (India) Private Limited:Unit No. 9, Shiv Shakti Ind. Estt., J.R. Boricha Marg,Opp. KasturbaHospital Lane, Lower Parel (E),Mumbai- 400 011.Mr. Rajesh ShahPh: 022- 2301 0771/8261/2518.

MAXIMAA SYSTEMS LIMITEDRegd. Off.: .: B-1,Yashkamal, Tithal Road, Valsad-396001

CIN : L27100GJ1990PLC014129Email : cs@maximaasystems.com

Website : www.maximaagroup.comPh : 022-42978110/28648478

Place : ValsadDate : 04-11-2017

For and on behalf ofMaximaa Systems Limited

Sd/-Nagraj Mogaveera

(Company Secretary)