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Ref: SEC/SE/2020-21Date: November 4, 2020
Scrip Symbol: NSE- DABUR, BSE Scrip Code: 500096
To,Corporate Relation DepartmentBSE Ltd.Phiroze Jeejeebhoy TowersDalal Street, Mumbai- 400001
W£TIndia Ltd.
National Stock Exchange of India LtdExchange Plaza, 5th FloorPlot No. C/l, G Block Bandra - Kurla ComplexBandra (E), Mumbai - 400051
Sub: Publication of Un-Audited Financial Results for the Quarter/Half year ended on30.09.2020
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Dear Sirs,
In compliance of provisions of Regulation 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure
Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we are pleased to enclose copies each of Hindustan Times(English Daily) and Hindustan (Hindi Daily) both dated 4th November, 2020 in which un-auditedfinancial results of the company for the quarter/half year ended on 30.09.2020, have beenpublished. The aforesaid results have been approved by the Board of Directors in its meetingheld on 03.11.2020.
Submitted for your information and records pl.
Thanking you,Yours faithfully,for DABUR INDIA LIMITED
(A JAIN)(FEVP NCE) & COMPANY SECRETARY
DABUR INDIA LIMITED, Punjabi Bhawan, 10, Rouse Avenue, New Delhi-110 002, Tel.: +91 11 71206000 Fax: +91 11 23222051Regd. Office: 8/3, AsafAli Road, New Delhi -110 002 (India)
PAN: AAACD0474C, CIN: L24230DL1975PLC007908, Email: [email protected], Website: www.dabur.com
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the Indo-Pacific has been“hugely consequential”.
He added: “The rise of Chinaand the imperative for a globalrebalancing have added to themix. A rules-based internationalorder is achievable only with arules-based Indo-Pacific.”
India, he said, will work for an“Indo-Pacific guided by normsand governed by rules, with free-dom of navigation, open connec-tivity, and respect for the territo-rial integrity and sovereignty of
Rezaul H Laskar
NEW DELHI: The rise of Chinaand the need for global rebalan-cing have contributed to the cur-rent focus on the Indo-Pacific, aregion through which 90% ofIndia’s international trade trav-els, foreign secretary HarshShringla said on Tuesday.
Speaking at the think tankPolicy Exchange in London onthe theme “India’s vision of theIndo-Pacific”, Shringla outlinedNew Delhi’s plans to work withother countries across the regionto ensure a rules-based order,maritime security and stability.
“The Indo-Pacific ocean sys-tem carries an estimated 65% ofworld trade and contributes 60%of global GDP. Ninety per cent ofIndia’s international trade trav-els on its waters, he said, notingthat the shift in the economictrajectory from the Atlantic to
all states”. Shringla, who is inthe UK as part of a three-nationtour that also took him to Franceand Germany, focused on thegrowing cooperation betweenIndia and its neighbours as wellas countries such as the US, Aus-tralia and Japan across the Indo-Pacific, both to protect freedomof navigation and to boost trade.
“We have sought tostrengthen security and freedomof navigation in the Indo-Pacificby becoming a net security pro-vider – for instance in peace-keeping efforts or anti-piracyoperations in the Gulf of Aden,”he said. In the past six years,India has provided coastal sur-veillance radar systems to Mau-ritius, Seychelles, Sri Lanka, theMaldives, Myanmar and Bangla-desh, and all these countries aswell as Mozambique and Tanza-nia use Indian-made patrolboats, he said. Mobile defencetraining teams have been
deputed to 11 countries, fromVietnam to South Africa andMyanmar, and the Indian Navy’sInformation Fusion Centre forthe Indian Ocean Region hasenhanced maritime domainawareness among partners.
India has also developedcapacities for humanitarianassistance and disaster relief(HADR), and notable missions inthe Indo-Pacific included “Oper-ation Rahat” in Yemen in 2015,when India evacuated 6,710 peo-ple, including 1,947 citizens ofmore than 40 countries. Amidthe pandemic, India sent rapidresponse medical teams to coun-tries as far apart as Kuwait andthe Maldives, and maintainedfood supply lines for Gulfnations and smaller island statessuch as Seychelles and Comoros.
In a tacit reference to China’sBelt and Road Initiative, Shringlasaid India has promoted infra-structure, connectivity, eco-
nomic projects and supplychains while “prioritising theneeds of the host communityand the ethic of equity, environ-mental sustainability and socialviability”. Like Germany, Indiatoo believes in fair competition,avoiding over-indebtedness onthe part of recipient countriesand ensuring transparency andsustainability while developingconnectivity, he added.
For India, the Indo-Pacificstretches from the western coastof North America to the easternshores of Africa, and the coun-try’s strategy for the region wasspelt out by PM Narendra Modiin a speech in Singapore in 2018as the “SAGAR” or “security andgrowth for all in the region” doc-trine, Shringla said. Thisincludes securing supply chains,“no disproportionate depend-ence on a single country” andensuring prosperity for all stake-holder nations,” he said.
{ FOREIGN POLICY } LONDON LECTURE
‘Indo-Pacific in focus due to China’
Harsh V Shringla
Prasun Sonwalkar
LONDON: Citing the December2018 judgement on the extradi-tion of businessman Vijay Mal-lya, the Westminster MagistratesCourt on Tuesday rejected objec-tions by diamantaire NiravModi’s defence team on admit-ting evidence submitted by theIndian government in the latter’sextradition case.
District judge Samuel Goozeesaid he was bound by the Mallyajudgement delivered by EmmaArbuthnot, who also dealt withthe issue of admissibility ofIndia’s evidence and decided toaccept them. He said he wouldadopt the “approach taken inMallya”. Nirav Modi’s lawyerClaire Montgomery, who alsoappeared for Mallya, raisedobjections on the admissibility ofwitness statements made undersection 161 of the IPC, amongothers. She also referred toremarks on the admissibilityissue by legal expert Martin Lau,who was a witness presented by
Modi’s team. Modi, who is lodged in the
Wandsworth jail, is the subjectof two extradition requests; oneprocessed by CBI and the otherby the Enforcement Directorate.
Charges against Modi involvea Mumbai branch of the PunjabNational Bank (PNB) thatextended his companies loansworth over ₹11,300 crore. TheCBI case relates to large-scalefraud upon PNB, through thefraudulent obtaining of Lettersof Understanding (LOUs/loanagreements); the ED case relatesto the laundering of the proceedsof that fraud.
The second extraditionrequest was made on the basis oftwo additional offences as part ofthe CBI case, relating to allega-tions that Modi interfered withthe CBI investigation by “causingdisappearance of evidence” andintimidating witnesses (”crimi-nal intimidation to causedeath”). Further hearings arescheduled in early Decemberand on January 7, 8 for final sub-missions.
{ EXTRADITION CASE }
India’s proof on Nirav admissible: UK court
Rahul Singh and Rezaul Lashkar
NEW DELHI: Indian Army chiefGeneral Manoj Mukund Nara-vane will head for Kathmanduon Wednesday on a three-dayvisit that is expected tosmoothen bilateral ties withNepal after a bitter border row,especially by building on thetraditionally strong militaryrelationship between the twocountries, officials familiar withdevelopments said on Tuesday.
Naravane will be in Nepalduring November 4-6, when hewill meet his Nepalese counter-part General Purna ChandraThapa and top civilian leaders.Nepal’s President Vidya DeviBhandari will confer the honor-ary rank of general of the NepaliArmy to Naravane at an investi-ture ceremony on November 6,the officials said.
Bilateral ties were hit in Mayafter defence minister RajnathSingh inaugurated a key borderroad to Lipulekh region, which
is claimed by Nepal. Kath-mandu responded by issuing anew map that showed Kalapani,Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura, allcontrolled by India, as part ofNepalese territory, exacerbatingthe row. Naravane’s visit isexpected to lay the ground workfor much anticipated talksbetween the two sides on theborder issue, the officials said.
“I am delighted to be visitingNepal and to meet my counter-part General Purna ChandraThapa. I am sure that this visit
will go a long way in strength-ening the bonds and friendshipsthat the two armies cherish,”Naravane said on the eve of hisNepal visit.
He said he would be callingon the Nepali PM and it was agreat honour for him to be con-ferred with the honorary rankof general of the Nepali Army byPresident Bhandari. Naravane’svisit comes days after Researchand Analysis Wing (RAW) chiefSamant Kumar Goel made alow-key visit to Kathmandu dur-ing which he met Prime Minis-ter KP Sharma Oli.
The spokesperson of theIndian embassy in Kathmandu,Naveen Kumar, said on Tuesdaythat the army chief’s visit woulddeepen the long-standing andcustomary bonds of friendshipbetween the two armies. “Hisvisit will provide an opportunityfor both sides to discuss thebilateral defence partnershipand explore avenues to furtherstrengthen it for mutual bene-fit,” the Indian embassy in Kath-mandu tweeted.
Army chief heads to Nepal on 3-day visit to boost ties
Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane
Extract of unaudited consolidated financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2020
Sl.No.
Particulars Quarter ended(30/09/2020 )
Half Year ended(30/09/2020)
Correspondingquarter ended(30/09/2019)
1 Revenue from operations 2,516.04 4,496.02 2211.97
2Net Profit for the period (before tax, exceptional items and share ofprofit/(loss) of joint venture)
589.90 1,013.71 501.60
3Net Profit for the period before tax (after exceptional items and share ofprofit/(loss) of joint venture)
589.57 1,013.39 461.81
4Net Profit for the period after tax, exceptional items and share of profit/(loss) of joint venture
482.86 824.16 403.64
5Net Profit for the period after tax (after non controlling interest, share ofprofit/(loss) of joint venture and exceptional items) 481.68 823.46 402.97
6Total Comprehensive Income for the period {comprising profit for theperiod (after tax) and other comprehensive income (after tax) } 411.56 783.52 442.32
7 Paid-up equity share capital (Face Value of 1 each) 176.74 176.74 176.71
8 Other equity *
9 Earnings per share (Face value of ` 1 each) (not annualised)
(a) Basic 2.73 4.66 2.28
(b) Diluted 2.72 4.65 2.27
* Other Equity as on 31 March 2020 was 6,429.04
Notes:
1 Additional information on standalone financial results is as follows:
ParticularsQuarter ended(30/09/2020)
Half year ended(30/09/2020)
Corresponding quarter ended(30/09/2019)
Revenue from operations 1,900.90 3,391.79 1,612.20
Profit before tax 481.45 837.18 371.30
Profit after Tax 392.68 682.11 325.54
2. The above is an extract of the detailed format of unaudited consolidated financial results for the quarter and Half year ended 30 Sep-tember 2020 filed with the stock exchanges under Regulation 33 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regul-ations, 2015. The full format of the standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter and Half year ended 30 Septe-mber 2020 are available on the Stock Exchange websites (www.nseindia.com and www.bseindia.com) and Company’s website(www.dabur.com).
For and on behalf of Board of DirectorsPlace : New Delhi (Amit Burman)Date : 03rdNovember,2020 Chairman
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(Phone No. 020-26126258) invites bids from Electrical contractors in whose class mentioned inB-1(Percentage Rate) tender format. Bids document can be downloaded from websitewww.mahatenders.gov.in. Executive Engineer reserves all rights to accept or reject bids. Conditional bidswill not be accepted.Sr.No. Name of Work APT Amount1 Estimate No. :131030 of 2020-2021 Providing Shifting of 11 KV HTOH Line, Rs.3,44,50,440.00
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By video conferencing held by The Chief Engineer(Electrical) Public works Department, Marzban road, FortMumbai - 400001.
3 Date of Opening of bid : Dated 03/12/2020At office of Superitending Engineer (Elecct.), PuneRegional Circle, P.W.D. Date Bunglow, Government MilkScheme Premises, Kirkee Pune - 411003.
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Extract of unaudited consolidated financial results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2020
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Particulars Quarter ended(30/09/2020)
Half Year ended(30/09/2020)
Correspondingquarter ended(30/09/2019)
1 Revenue from operations 2,516.04 4,496.02 2211.97
2Net Profit for the period (before tax, exceptional items and share ofprofit/(loss) of joint venture)
589.90 1,013.71 501.60
3Net Profit for the period before tax (after exceptional items and share ofprofit/(loss) of joint venture)
589.57 1,013.39 461.81
4Net Profit for the period after tax, exceptional items and share of profit/(loss) of joint venture
482.86 824.16 403.64
5Net Profit for the period after tax (after non controlling interest, share ofprofit/(loss) of joint venture and exceptional items) 481.68 823.46 402.97
6Total Comprehensive Income for the period {comprising profit for theperiod (after tax) and other comprehensive income (after tax) } 411.56 783.52 442.32
7 Paid-up equity share capital (Face Value of 1 each) 176.74 176.74 176.71
8 Other equity *
9 Earnings per share (Face value of ` 1 each) (not annualised)
(a) Basic 2.73 4.66 2.28
(b) Diluted 2.72 4.65 2.27
* Other Equity as on 31 March 2020 was 6,429.04
Notes:
1 Additional information on standalone financial results is as follows:
ParticularsQuarter ended(30/09/2020)
Half year ended(30/09/2020)
Corresponding quarter ended(30/09/2019)
Revenue from operations 1,900.90 3,391.79 1,612.20
Profit before tax 481.45 837.18 371.30
Profit after Tax 392.68 682.11 325.54
2. The above is an extract of the detailed format of unaudited consolidated financial results for the quarter and Half year ended 30 Sep-tember 2020 filed with the stock exchanges under Regulation 33 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regul-ations, 2015. The full format of the standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter and Half year ended 30 Septe-mber 2020 are available on the Stock Exchange websites (www.nseindia.com and www.bseindia.com) and Company’s website(www.dabur.com).
For and on behalf of Board of DirectorsPlace : New Delhi (Amit Burman)Date : 03rdNovember,2020 Chairman
DIN : 00042050
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