TEMBONSE18 November 2025

Tembo Global Industries Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation

Tembo Global Industries Limited

To, Listing Compliance, National Stock Exchange of India Ltd (“NSE”) Exchange Plaza Block G, C 1, Bandra Kurla Complex, G Block BKC, Bandra East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400051

Subject: Intimation under Regulation 30 of Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 - Investor Presentation on the Financial Results (Standalone & Consolidated) for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025

Dear Sir(s) /Madam(s),

Pursuant to Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we enclose herewith Investor’s presentation on the Financial Results (Standalone & Consolidated) of the Company for the quarter and half year ended September, 2025.

Request you to kindly take the same on record.

For Tembo Global Industries Limited

Sanjay Jashbhai Patel Managing Director DIN: 01958033

Tembo Global Industries Ltd Q2 & H1FY26 - Investor Presentation | November 2025 Geared for Value Creation

Engineering Solutions & EPC

Defence Solutions

Solar Power

Textiles

Table of Content

Business & Financial Highlights

Company Overview

Business Proposition

Business Segments

The Way Forward

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Business & Financial Highlights

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Q2 & H1FY26: Robust Financial Performance

“Our performance in first half reflects the steady momentum we have been building across our core business verticals. We delivered strong revenue growth of 68.9% YoY in H1 FY26, supported by healthy execution in both Engineering Solutions and Textiles, and a continued focus on improving operational efficiency. The Engineering division remains the cornerstone of our value creation, with margin enhancements driven by higher value-added fabrication, product diversification, increased scale and focus on niche EPC projects. We are deliberately steering the business mix towards segments that provide better margin resilience and long-term strategic relevance.

During the quarter, we continued to advance our capacity expansion program. The commissioning of the new facility is progressing in line with expectations, with nearly 40–50% of the machinery already installed and the balance scheduled in the end of Q3FY26. This facility is designed to meaningfully enhance production throughput and strengthen our ability to address the large pipeline of domestic and international project opportunities.

In our Solar portfolio, land acquisition is now completed for 21 out of 30 identified sites i.e. 84 MW AC, and we are working closely with partners and lenders to accelerate project deployment. On the financing front, key sanction processes are advancing smoothly, including the IREDA-led arrangement of approximately INR 471 crores, where processing formalities have already been completed.

Sharing an update about our Defence vertical, the Government of Maharashtra has allocated 100 acres land for the defence factory, and the subsidy proposal is currently awaiting approval from the High-Powered Committee of Maharashtra.

On the market development side, we strengthened our international positioning through new agency agreements, including the recently signed partnership in Kuwait. This aligns with our strategy of expanding our global footprint in engineering and EPC-oriented solutions.

Our order book continues to be robust at around INR 1,335 crores, supported further by a bidding pipeline exceeding INR 2,150 crores, giving us strong multi-year revenue visibility. The business is stepping into a phase of disciplined expansion where growth is backed not just by demand but by stronger systems, deeper project planning, and sharper financial structuring.

As we look ahead, we maintain our focus on strengthening execution, improving our working capital cycle, and deepening our presence in infrastructure-led sectors. We remain committed to creating sustainable value for all stakeholders as we continue to scale with clarity, confidence, and purpose.”

Sanjay J Patel, Managing Director

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Consolidated Income Statement – Q2 & H1FY26

Particulars (in INR Crores)

Q2 FY26 Q2 FY25

YoY

Q1 FY26

QoQ

H1 FY26

H1 FY25

Revenue

Cost of Goods Sold

Gross Profit

Gross Profit Margin

Employee Expenses

Other Expenses

EBITDA

EBITDA Margin

Depreciation

EBIT

Finance Costs

EBIT and Other Income

Other Income

EBT after Other Income

Tax

PAT

PAT Margin

Diluted EPS (in INR)

245.4

170.1

75.3

163.8

131.9

32.0

49.8%

29.0%

135.5%

248.1

191.0

57.1

(1.1%)

(10.9%)

31.9%

493.5

361.1

132.4

292.3

238.5

53.8

YoY

68.9%

51.4%

146.2%

FY25

743.2

522.2

221.1

30.7%

19.5%

1117 bps

23.0%

767 bps

26.8%

18.4%

843 bps

29.7%

4.0

38.1

33.2

13.5%

0.9

32.3

6.9

25.4

4.5

29.8

(7.9)

21.9

8.9%

13.48

1.7

15.6

14.7

9.0%

0.6

14.1

4.2

9.9

9.6

19.5

(4.9)

14.6

8.9%

10.81

143.1%

143.7%

125.9%

2.1

26.8

28.2

92.1%

42.0%

17.7%

6.2

64.9

61.3

455 bps

11.4%

216 bps

12.4%

49.6%

129.2%

64.6%

156.6%

-53.4%

53.0%

N/A

50.5%

4 bps

24.7%

0.8

27.3

4.7

22.6

3.3

25.8

(5.8)

20.1

8.1%

12.34

8.1%

18.0%

45.6%

12.2%

37.8%

15.4%

N/A

9.2%

84 bps

9.2%

1.7

59.6

11.6

47.9

7.7

55.7

(13.7)

42.0

8.5%

25.82

3.2

27.5

23.0

7.9%

1.2

21.8

6.0

15.8

11.0

26.8

(6.8)

20.0

6.8%

14.81

89.4%

136.1%

166.3%

7.6

121.8

91.7

455 bps

12.3%

45.2%

173.0%

93.1%

203.5%

-29.7%

107.8%

N/A

110.2%

167 bps

74.3%

2.3

89.3

16.8

72.5

3.6

76.2

(21.5)

54.7

7.4%

31.13

 Revenue: The Revenues during Q2 FY26 grew by 49.8% YoY to INR 245 Crores owing to the growth in Engineering & Textiles division.

 EBITDA: EBIDTA increased by 125.9% YoY to INR 33 Crores due to the Company’s prudent focus on margin accretive Engineering Business. EBITDA margin expanded by 455 bps YoY to 13.5% in Q2 FY26 led by operational efficiencies and better margins in engineering & EPC segment.

 PAT: PAT grew by 50.5% YoY to INR 22 Crores. PAT margin expanded by 4 bps YoY to 8.9% during the quarter.

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Operational Excellence: Q2 FY26

OPERATING REVENUE (in INR Crores)

EBITDA (in INR Crores) and EBITDA margin (%)

49.8% YoY

163.8

Q2FY25

245.4

Q2FY26

PROFIT BEFORE TAX (in INR Crores)

53.0% YoY

19.5

Q2FY25

29.8

Q2FY26

42

32

22

12

2

-8

25

20

15

10

5

0

9.0%

13.5%

14.7

125.9% YoY

33.2

Q2FY25

Q2FY26

PAT (in INR Crores) and PAT margin (%)

8.9%

14.6

Q2FY25

50.5% YoY

8.9%

21.9

Q2FY26

17.0%

12.0%

7.0%

2.0%

-3.0%

-8.0%

12.0%

7.0%

2.0%

-3.0%

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Operational Excellence: PAT surged by 110.2% in H1 FY26

OPERATING REVENUE (in INR Crores)

EBITDA (in INR Crores) and EBITDA margin (%)

292.3

H1FY25

68.9% YoY

493.5

H1FY26

PROFIT BEFORE TAX (in INR Crores)

107.8% YoY

26.8

H1FY25

55.7

H1FY26

80.0

60.0

40.0

20.0

0.0

55.0

35.0

` 15.0

-5.0

7.9%

23.0

H1FY25

166.3% YoY

12.4%

61.3

H1FY26

PAT (in INR Crores) and PAT margin (%)

6.8%

20.0

H1FY25

110.2% YoY

8.5%

42.0

H1FY26

16.0%

11.0%

6.0%

1.0%

-4.0%

10.0%

8.0%

6.0%

4.0%

2.0%

0.0%

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Revenue Break-up: H1 FY26

Segment Wise Revenue Mix (%)

Geographical Mix

Textiles, 53%

Engineering Products, 47%

Exports, 16%

Domestic, 84%

Engineering Products

Textiles

Domestic

Exports

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Historical Key Performance Metrics

Revenue

EBITDA & EBITDA Margin (%)

175.9

249.8

438.5

743.2

493.5

FY22

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1FY26

100.0 80.0 60.0 40.0 20.0 0.0

12.3%

12.4%

4.7%

8.2

5.4%

13.4

FY22

FY23

5.8%

25.5

FY24

91.7

61.3

FY25

H1FY26

PAT & PAT Margin (%)

Cash PAT (PAT + Depreciation)

8.5%

10.0%

7.4%

1.8%

3.2

FY22

2.3%

5.8

FY23

3.2%

14.2

FY24

54.7

40.0

FY25

H1FY26

8.0%

6.0%

4.0%

2.0%

0.0%

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

(in INR Crores)

53.3

43.8

5.5

8.4

16.9

FY22

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1FY26

14.0% 12.0% 10.0% 8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0%

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Historical Key Performance Metrics

Debt to Equity (%)

Working Capital (in Days)

1.62

1.03

0.75

1.19

0.97

FY22

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1FY26

78

66

33

84

89

FY22

FY23

FY24

FY25*

H1FY26*

*Working Capital Days is high due to high credit period in EPC projects & timeline conversion in Engineering projects

ROE % (Return on Equity)

ROCE % (Return on Capital Employed)

21.5%

25.2%

31.3%

12.8%

14.5%

31.3%

35.0%

34.0%

24.1%

15.8%

FY22

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1FY26

FY22

FY23

FY24

FY25

H1FY26

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Consolidated Income Statement

Particulars (in INR crores)

Revenue

Cost of Goods Sold

Gross Profit

Gross Profit Margin

Employee Expenses

Other Expenses

EBITDA

EBITDA Margin

Depreciation

EBIT

Finance Costs

EBIT and Other Income

Other Income

EBT after Other Income

Tax

PAT

PAT Margin

Diluted EPS (in INR)

FY 22

175.9

137.7

38.2

21.7%

4.9

25.1

8.2

4.7%

2.3

5.9

3.6

2.3

2.0

4.3

(1.1)

3.2

1.8%

3.14

FY 23

249.8

206.5

43.3

17.3%

5.7

24.2

13.4

5.4%

2.6

10.8

3.4

7.4

0.4

7.9

(2.1)

5.8

2.3%

5.22

FY 24

438.5

378.2

60.3

13.8%

8.0

26.8

25.5

5.8%

2.7

22.7

5.2

17.6

1.3

18.9

(4.7)

14.2

3.2%

10.46

FY25

743.2

522.2

221.1

29.7%

7.6

121.8

91.7

12.3%

2.3

89.3

16.8

72.5

3.6

76.2

(21.5)

54.7

7.4%

31.13

H1FY26

493.5

361.1

132.4

26.8%

6.2

64.9

61.3

12.4%

1.7

59.6

11.6

47.9

7.7

55.7

(13.7)

42.0

8.5%

25.82

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Consolidated Balance Sheet

Particulars (in INR crores)

ASSETS

Non - Current Assets

Current Assets

Total Assets

EQUITY & LIABILITIES

Equity + Reserve & Surplus

Non – Current Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Total Equity & Liabilities

Debt*

As on 31st March 2022

As on 31st March 2023

As on 31st March 2024

As on 31st March 2025

As on 30th Sep 2025

26

66

92

25

25

42

92

41

33

77

110

40

7

63

110

41

41

122

163

66

10

87

163

50

248

326

574

217

39

319

574

259

289

407

696

269

82

345

696

260

*Debt includes short term debt and long term debt

 High Working Capital

to execute the LC backed EPC order book. The Company maintained higher inventory to its growing order execute book. Additionally, working capital requirement was funded by short term & long term borrowings and equity infusion preferential allotment and issue of share warrants in FY25

i.e.,

 Zero risk trade receivables backed by 90-180 days Letter of Credit (LC). Additionally, EPC project receivables have a cash retention component which the realised gets the project. completion of

on

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Company Overview

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Tembo Global Industries Limited – At a Glance

Tembo is a prominent engineering company, manufacturing high-quality specialised metal products for a wide array of applications, including Pipe Support Systems, Fasteners, Anchors, and HVAC, catering to industries like Automotive, Real Estate, Infrastructure and Oil & Gas. Additionally, the Company forayed into the Defence sector in FY25.

S H T G N E R T S Y E K

Diversified Business Segments:

Manufacturing of Engineering Products | Textiles | Defence Products (from FY26) | Solar Power (Additionally Strategic Partnership with MASAH company, Saudi Arabia has identified the opportunities in Solar & Defence in Gulf countries)

~40 Years Management Experience

High Quality Standards:

Company boasts UL and FM Approvals, showcasing our products' globally recognized quality and safety, complemented by ISO 9001:2015 certification for our production facilities' adherence to the Quality Management System Standard

INR 1,450 Crores Order Book

Marque Customers:

Integrated Manufacturing Capacities:

Global presence is marked by exports to USA, Middle East, and a robust customer base including prominent domestic and international customers

18,000 MTPA capacity with forward and backward integration of our manufacturing facilities has resulted in cost savings and increased profitability. The New Capacity of 62,000 MT is expected to get commissioned by the end of Q4FY26

30+ Countries Strong Exports

18,000 MTPA Current Capacity

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Ready to Yield the Benefits of Diversification

Key Business Verticals

Engineering Solutions

Textiles

Defence

Power

Key Financials

Segment Highlights

Expertise

EPC Project Delivery and Manufacturing Structural Support Systems  Fuel Farm & Piping

 Infrastructure

 Building & Factories

 Refinery Projects

 Renewable Energy

 Marine Jetty Projects

 Manufacturing of

Engineering Products used in Construction & Infra

Processing of Fibres & Yarn

Array of Products

Solar Power

CAGR Growth (%) (FY21-FY25)

 Processing &

Supply of Fibres & Yarn as per the Client’s Requirement

Ventured into Defence with Tembo Defence Products Ltd in Q2FY25

Power Purchase Agreement with Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd (MSEDCL)

Revenue

EBITDA

PAT

63.3%

86.8%

115.8%

Return Ratios (FY25)

EBIT Margin FY25 (%)

Revenue Growth FY20-24 CAGR (%)

17.6%

23.5%

Expected Revenue Contribution FY27 (%)

60%

2.1%

77.9%

10%

NA

NA

20%

NA

NA

10%

ROCE

ROE

35.0%

23.5%

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Journey from Trading to a Leading Engineering Solutions Player

2010

Saketh Exim Pvt. Ltd. was established.

Production increased by 70% for Pipe Hangers & 200% for Threaded Bars.

2016

2017

Commenced electroplating Plant & Mfg. of Threaded Bar.

2011

Land Building Developed At Navi Mumbai

FM approval received. Became only Indian company to have UL & FM approvals. Added rubber support inserts.

2015

Commercialized manufacturing facility spread across 20K Sq.ft. Commenced Fasteners production. Added products like Beam Clamps, Dielectric Union, & Slotted Channel. Listed on NSE.

2018

Formed Zinc Flake Dies Manufacturing Unit.

2019

2012

JV with BM Electromechanical for manufacturing pipe hanger and Support System.

2014

Added Customer Base. Approvals for many projects in the Gulf. Added U-bolts to the product list

Enhanced Production Capacity. UL Certification Received.

2013

Name changed to Tembo Global Industries Limited in March 2020. UL/FM approvals received for Beam Clamps. ETA and NFPA approvals received for Fasteners & Hangers. Incorporated Tembo Global LLC (Egypt)

2020

Forged a 75:25 strategic partnership with MASAH Specialized Construction Co. for expanding the products reach in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), USA and European countries. Ventures into EPC contract business

2023

Incorporated wholly owned subsidiary ‘United Global Industries USA Inc.’ in USA

2022

Listed on Main Board of NSE. Added 4 new customers with millions of dollars worth purchase orders in annual commitment. Purchased new land for expansion.

2021

2024

Incorporates two divisions ‘Tembo Global Infra Ltd.’ and ‘Tembo Defence Products P. Ltd.’ Also made Inroads into Solar

2025

Signed MoU at Davos for setting-up a defence products manufacturing unit in Maharashtra

&

Signed agency agreement with TAM Capital

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Backed by Strong Leadership Team

Sanjay J Patel Managing Director

Shabbir Merchant

Director

Fatima S. Kachwala Executive Director & Chief Financial Office

Shalin Sanjay Patel Non - Executive Director

Col Aamit Awasthi General Manager at Tembo Defence Pvt. Ltd.

 Founded Tembo Group in 2010

 With a dynamic leadership style,

he has guided Tembo Group with a visionary approach.

 His extensive experience and

mentorship have been invaluable assets to Tembo Group.

 Co-founded Tembo Group in

2010, demonstrating exceptional leadership qualities.

 Has diverse skillset across all aspects of business from operations to strategy.

 11 years of experience, with a well-rounded understanding of business operations, with a strong foundation in human resource management.

 Her thoughtful leadership and

strategic perspective continue to contribute significantly to Tembo Global organizational growth and planning efforts.

 He holds Master’s Degree in Computer Science from University at Albany, New York

 He effectively manages

production planning, drives strategic diversification & capacity expansion, & leads sales, marketing, & product promotion initiatives, and the Tembo Global digital transformation.

 An alumnus of the prestigious National Defence Academy, he was commissioned into the Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers (EME)

 He brings with him a rich blend

of leadership, operational experience, technical acumen and an unwavering commitment to service — qualities that continue to inspire young minds and future leaders.

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Seasoned Board of Directors

Firdose Vandrevala Non-Executive Director

Ms. Homai Daruwalla Independent Director

Ajay Madan Independent Director

Sumantra Sarathi Mahata Independent Director

Nikunj Barot Independent Director

 A seasoned business leader

with over five decades of multi- industry experience across steel, power, telecommunications, real estate, and management consultancy

 Played an active role in shaping

public policy through his involvement with committees formed by SEBI and the Ministry of Finance

 An accomplished banker and Chartered Accountant with over three decades of leadership experience across prominent public sector banks, including Union Bank of India, Oriental Bank of Commerce, and Central Bank of India

 As a Chairperson of The

Zoroastrian Co-operative Bank Ltd., she transformed the institution into a model of excellence within the co- operative banking sector.

 A distinguished Chartered

Accountant with over three and a half decades of extensive of expertise in corporate audits, direct and indirect taxation, and debt syndication

 Conducted forensic audits for various companies across the African continent, demonstrating his proficiency in identifying financial discrepancies and ensuring regulatory compliance

 A Fellow Member of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI), an integrated Law (Honors) graduate, an MBA in Finance, and a Diploma in Arbitration

 He has over a decade of

comprehensive experience in corporate secretarial management, including NCLT proceedings, ROC compliances, listing regulations, and allied areas.

 A highly accomplished

Chartered Accountant with over a decade of diverse experience in accounting, taxation, and financial consulting

 Professional expertise spans across Corporate Finance, Direct Taxation, International Taxation, and GST Compliance & Litigation

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Business Proposition

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Creating Value through Engineering Know-how

Capacity Expansion and Foray into High Margin Business

 Capacity Expansion: The Company’s current

capacity is pegged at 18,000 tons per annum. The ongoing green field expansion at Vasai will bolster Tembo Global Industries overall capacity by 6x times is expected to be commissioned by the end of Q4FY26

 Venturing into High Margin Business: The Company aims to take it leverage engineering expertise foray into high margin manufacturing business including: ERW Pipes, EPC Business (Tembo Global Infra Ltd), Defence (Tembo Defence Products P. Ltd)

Certifications

 UL & FM Certification: The Company’s products are certified and approved by Underwriter’s Laboratory Inc. (USA) and FM Approval (USA) for Fire Sprinkler System installation

 Winning New Clients & Penetration into Other

Geographies: The prestigious UL & FM certifications facilitates Tembo Global Industries to attract and win new customers into different geographies

Diversified Business with Strong Order Book

 Engineering Products: Manufacturing & Fabricating metal products essential for Pipe Support Systems, Fasteners, Anchors, HVAC, Anti-Vibration Systems, and various industrial, commercial, utility, and OEM installations

 Textiles: Processing & Supply of Fibres and Yarn

 Strong Order Book: Tembo has strong order book of

INR 1,450 Crores as on 30th Sep 2025

Domain Expertise

 Rich Experience: Promoters with 4+ decades rich

industry experience

 Customised Solutions: Team comprised of seasoned professionals backed with domain knowledge offering tailor-made solutions for fabrication and installation specialist in ductile pipes, HDB pipes & fittings, and MS plates maintaining highest quality standards

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Business Segments

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Engineering Solutions: Core Focus Area

Product Portfolio

Heavy Duty Clamps Fabrication

Construction: Bridges, Buildings, Offshore Platforms

Manufacturing: Pressure Vessels, Industrial Machinery, Storage Tanks

Transportation: Ship Building, Heavy-duty Vehicles, Mining

Refinery: MEP, HVAC & Fire and Safety

Industry Applications

Competitive Edge

 Engage into margin accretive and long-term revenue

stability projects

 Offers comprehensive & integrated solutions

 Enhances competitive advantage & attracts broader

customer base

Facilities and Team

 Plants: 2 Existing Operational Facilities & 1 Upcoming

Greenfield Plant at Vasai

 Current Capacity: 18,000 tons per annum (TPA) – Operating at Single Shift

 Ongoing Capacity Expansion: by 6x to 90,000 TPA

(Commissioning by the end of Q4FY26)

 Team Expertise: 80+ Engineering Professionals

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Engineering Solutions: Driving Revenue Visibility

Revenue Mix: H1 FY26

Exports, 34%

Domestic, 66%

Order Book: INR 1,335 Crores

Order Book for Engineering & EPC segments

Order Bidding Pipeline (including L1): INR 2,150 Crores (including EPC Projects)

Order Bidding Pipeline giving us strong multi- year revenue visibility

FY26 Revenue Guidance: INR 800 Crores

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Engineering Solutions: Key Ongoing Projects

Marine Jetty

New Water Injection

Pipe Supply

Bottling Terminal

Refinery

Refinery Expansion

Fuel Farm

Hotel Construction

Construction of Fuel Jetty

Support Infrastructure for Key Refinery Project

Laying Pipe Supply

Civil & RCC Work, Reinforcement of Steel Work, etc.

Applying VGO and CDU-VDU units

MEP & Fire Fighting Support System Fabrication & Installation

Construction of Fuel Farm

MEP & HVAC EPC

Water & Marine Infra Projects

Land Infra Projects

Scope of work

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EPC Projects Nearing Completion

Fuel Farm

Marine Jetty

Completion Status: 90%

Completion Status: 90%

Propels the Company to Bid and Win New Projects

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Senior EPC Team

Suhas Deshpande Senior Project Director Ports & Jetty

Shantanu Ghosh Project Director Fuel Farm / Water

Manas Mukherjee Project Director Jetty

Dharmanshu Rawal Vice President – Projects Ports & Jetty

 Rich experience in Ports and Harbours and Breakwater and Reclamation Works Projects

 Executed numerous Marquee Projects

 Diversified experience in EPC, Fuel

Farm Works and other Infra Projects

 Facilitated several Domestic and

Global Projects

 Over 35 years of diversified exposure executing

 Varied experience in handling construction

key construction projects for renowned companies

 Rich expertise in Marine, Non-Marine and

Industrial Project

projects of leading companies

 Project exposure includes Multipurpose

terminal, passenger jetty and extension of jetty, container yard development, etc.

Probir Biswas Project Director

Jayant Kumar Project Director

Jitendra Gholap Project Director

Satish Suryawanshi Plant Head

 Handled Domestic & International EPC

Projects

 With 20 years of experience

 Rich experience in Ports and Harbours and Breakwater and Reclamation Works Projects

 Executed numerous Marquee Projects

 24 years of extensive experience in managing and delivering complex industrial and infrastructure projects.

 25 years of extensive experience in managing and leading end-to-end factory operations in the manufacturing sector.

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Serves Marquee Domestic & International Clients

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Textiles: Catering through Strong Sourcing Capabilities

Textiles Business

 Processing and Supply of Fibres and Yarn  Initiated Exports of Yarn in FY24  Clientele: Importers, Chain Stores, Retailers, Brands, and other Private labelling clients

Current Order Book

 The Order Book stands at INR 115 Crores as on 30th Sep 2025

FY26 Revenue Guidance: INR 300 Crores

Textiles revenue in H1 FY26 stood at INR 262 crores. It was entirely generated from domestic market

Textile is only a legacy business with no capex of the company involved – always contributed to our profitability in last more than 5 years but with full focus on precision engineering products and foray into EPC Projects, Solar power and Defence we are doing complete forward integration in the areas with excellent profitability margins, value creation, and wealth creation for all our stakeholders.

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The Way Forward

Being the Preferred Supplier of Choice for Diverse Engineering and Specialised Products

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Expanding Manufacturing Capacity by 6x to 90,000 MTPA

New Capacity: Commissioning Expected by the end of Q4FY26

 New Facility: Vasai

 Capex Incurred: INR 75 Crores

 Funding: INR 50 Crores Debt & Balance Funded

by the Company & Promoters

 Capex Status: Factory Work Completed (50%

Machinery installed & the balance scheduled in the end of Q3FY26)

 Expected Revenue (FY26): INR 300 Crores

1,1 5,000 1,1 4,770 1,1 4,540 1,1 4,310 1,1 4,080 1,1 3,850 1,1 3,620 1,1 3,390 1,1 3,160 1,1 2,930 1,1 2,700 1,1 2,470 1,1 2,240 1,1 2,010 1,1 1,780 1,1 1,550 1,1 1,320 1,1 1,090 1,1 0,860 1,1 0,630 1,1 0,400 1,1 0,170 1,0 9,940 1,0 9,710 1,0 9,480 1,0 9,250 1,0 9,020 1,0 8,790 1,0 8,560 1,0 8,330 1,0 8,100 1,0 7,870 1,0 7,640 1,0 7,410 1,0 7,180 1,0 6,950 1,0 6,720 1,0 6,490 1,0 6,260 1,0 6,030 1,0 5,800 1,0 5,570 1,0 5,340 1,0 5,110 1,0 4,880 1,0 4,650 1,0 4,420 1,0 4,190 1,0 3,960 1,0 3,730 1,0 3,500 1,0 3,270 1,0 3,040 1,0 2,810 1,0 2,580 1,0 2,350 1,0 2,120 1,0 1,890 1,0 1,660 1,0 1,430 1,0 1,200 1,0 0,970 1,0 0,740 1,0 0,510 1,0 0,280 1,0 0,050 99, 820 99, 590 99, 360 99, 130 98, 900 98, 670 98, 440 98, 210 97, 980 97, 750 97, 520 97, 290 97, 060 96, 830 96, 600 96, 370 96, 140 95, 910 95, 680 95, 450 95, 220 94, 990 94, 760 94, 530 94, 300 94, 070 93, 840 93, 610 93, 380 93, 150 92, 920 92, 690 92, 460 92, 230 92, 000 91, 770 91, 540 91, 310 91, 080 90, 850 90, 620 90, 390 90, 160 89, 930 89, 700 89, 470 89, 240 89, 010 88, 780 88, 550 88, 320 88, 090 87, 860 87, 630 87, 400 87, 170 86, 940 86, 710 86, 480 86, 250 86, 020 85, 790 85, 560 85, 330 85, 100 84, 870 84, 640 84, 410 84, 180 83, 950 83, 720 83, 490 83, 260 83, 030 82, 800 82, 570 82, 340 82, 110 81, 880 81, 650 81, 420 81, 190 80, 960 80, 730 80, 500 80, 270 80, 040 79, 810 79, 580 79, 350 79, 120 78, 890 78, 660 78, 430 78, 200 77, 970 77, 740 77, 510 77, 280 77, 050 76, 820 76, 590 76, 360 76, 130 75, 900 75, 670 75, 440 75, 210 74, 980 74, 750 74, 520 74, 290 74, 060 73, 830 73, 600 73, 370 73, 140 72, 910 72, 680 72, 450 72, 220 71, 990 71, 760 71, 530 71, 300 71, 070 70, 840 70, 610 70, 380 70, 150 69, 920 69, 690 69, 460 69, 230 69, 000 68, 770 68, 540 68, 310 68, 080 67, 850 67, 620 67, 390 67, 160 66, 930 66, 700 66, 470 66, 240 66, 010 65, 780 65, 550 65, 320 65, 090 64, 860 64, 630 64, 400 64, 170 63, 940 63, 710 63, 480 63, 250 63, 020 62, 790 62, 560 62, 330 62, 100 61, 870 61, 640 61, 410 61, 180 60, 950 60, 720 60, 490 60, 260 60, 030 59, 800 59, 570 59, 340 59, 110 58, 880 58, 650 58, 420 58, 190 57, 960 57, 730 57, 500 57, 270 57, 040 56, 810 56, 580 56, 350 56, 120 55, 890 55, 660 55, 430 55, 200 54, 970 54, 740 54, 510 54, 280 54, 050 53, 820 53, 590 53, 360 53, 130 52, 900 52, 670 52, 440 52, 210 51, 980 51, 750 51, 520 51, 290 51, 060 50, 830 50, 600 50, 370 50, 140 49, 910 49, 680 49, 450 49, 220 48, 990 48, 760 48, 530 48, 300 48, 070 47, 840 47, 610 47, 380 47, 150 46, 920 46, 690 46, 460 46, 230 46, 000 45, 770 45, 540 45, 310 45, 080 44, 850 44, 620 44, 390 44, 160 43, 930 43, 700 43, 470 43, 240 43, 010 42, 780 42, 550 42, 320 42, 090 41, 860 41, 630 41, 400 41, 170 40, 940 40, 710 40, 480 40, 250 40, 020 39, 790 39, 560 39, 330 39, 100 38, 870 38, 640 38, 410 38, 180 37, 950 37, 720 37, 490 37, 260 37, 030 36, 800 36, 570 36, 340 36, 110 35, 880 35, 650 35, 420 35, 190 34, 960 34, 730 34, 500 34, 270 34, 040 33, 810 33, 580 33, 350 33, 120 32, 890 32, 660 32, 430 32, 200 31, 970 31, 740 31, 510 31, 280 31, 050 30, 820 30, 590 30, 360 30, 130 29, 900 29, 670 29, 440 29, 210 28, 980 28, 750 28, 520 28, 290 28, 060 27, 830 27, 600 27, 370 27, 140 26, 910 26, 680 26, 450 26, 220 25, 990 25, 760 25, 530 25, 300 25, 070 24, 840 24, 610 24, 380 24, 150 23, 920 23, 690 23, 460 23, 230 23, 000 22, 770 22, 540 22, 310 22, 080 21, 850 21, 620 21, 390 21, 160 20, 930 20, 700 20, 470 20, 240 20, 010 19, 780 19, 550 19, 320 19, 090 18, 860 18, 630 18, 400 18, 170 17, 940 17, 710 17, 480 17, 250 17, 020 16, 790 16, 560 16, 330 16, 100 15, 870 15, 640 15, 410 15, 180 14, 950 14, 720 14, 490 14, 260 14, 030 13, 800 13, 570 13, 340 13, 110 12, 880 12, 650 12, 420 12, 190 11, 960 11, 730 11, 500 11, 270 11, 040 10, 810 10, 580 10, 350 10, 120 9,8 90 9,6 60 9,4 30 9,2 00 8,9 70 8,7 40 8,5 10 8,2 80 8,0 50 7,8 20 7,5 90 7,3 60 7,1 30 6,9 00 6,6 70 6,4 40 6,2 10 5,9 80 5,7 50 5,5 20 5,2 90 5,0 60 4,8 30 4,6 00 4,3 70 4,1 40 3,9 10 3,6 80 3,4 50 3,2 20 2,9 90 2,7 60 2,5 30 2,3 00 2,0 70 1,8 40 1,6 10 1,3 80 1,1 50 0230460690920

Capacity Breakup: FY26

30,000 MTPA

60,000 MTPA

15,000 MTPA

30,000 MTPA

Strut Channels

18,000

90,000

Q2FY26

Q4FY26

ERW Pipes

15,000 MTPA

15,000 MTPA Existing Engineering Products

New Products Pipeline (FY26)

New Products

Capacity

Key Edge

 Manufacturing Plant Laced with In-house R&D Facility

 Promotes Product Innovation across Product Offering

ERW Pipes

60,000 MTPA

 Strategic Location promotes Ease in Logistics

Strut Channels

30,000 MTPA

 Enhanced Capacity and R&D Focus to result Operational

Efficiencies and Economies of Scale

Vasai Capacity’s Revenue Potential at Peak Utilization: INR 700 Crores

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Foray into Solar Power

Leadership

Project Details

❑ 120 MW PPA signed with Maharashtra Government ❑ Commissioning by end FY26 – Extending till 25 years

❑ Land Finalized & Financial Closure in process

❑ Revenue Potential of ~ INR 70 Crores in FY27

❑ For our Solar Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), we have

successfully acquired land for 21 out of 30 sites

CAPEX REQUIRED INR 640 CRORES

INR 420 Cr. Funded by Debt

INR 100 Cr. Government subsidy to be received post commissioning

INR 120 Cr. Funded by Equity

Amount sanctioned with IREDA of approximately INR 471 crores

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Richa Varshney

 An Accomplished Energy Sector Professional with more than 16 years of experience, including 7 years of International (USA) tenure, in Project Execution, Procurement, Contracts Management, Supply Chain, Logistics Operations & Maintenance, and Project Management.

 She held key positions in Green Energy industry

since its inception in India.

Signed MoU with the Government of Maharashtra at World Economic Forum, Davos for setting-up a defence products manufacturing unit in Maharashtra in FY25 32

Enhancing Capabilities & Entry into Defence

Enhancing Capabilities

 Integrated Manufacturing Technology and Processes to yield Higher Efficiency

 Enhances Higher Production Output through Margin-Accretive Value-Added Products

 Centralised Operations with Streamlined Supply Chain Logistics to promote Operational Agility

 Lean Manufacturing Principles to reduce Wastage and Optimise Resource Utilisation

 Committed to Sustainability, Certifications for Environmental Management and Ethical Manufacturing Practises

 Sets up ‘Tembo Defence Products P. Ltd’ Aligned with the Government’s increasing Focus to Source Quality and

‘Made in India’ Defence Products

Defence Update

 The Government of Maharashtra has allocated 100 acres land for the defence factory, and the subsidy proposal is

currently awaiting approval from the High-Powered Committee of Maharashtra.

 On the market development side, Tembo strengthened international positioning through new agency agreements,

including the recently signed partnership in Kuwait.

Skilled Engineering Human Capital

100

0

Engineering Human Capital Count

75

FY25

108

H1FY26

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Entering Defence Manufacturing

Col K V S Tanwar, VSM (Retd)

Col Aamit Awasthi (Retd)

 An decorated Army Officers and seasoned defence business leader with over 25 years of experience

 While in service, facilitated the Indian Army to procure

INR 18,000 Crores defence contracts from Indian and

foreign companies

 In depth knowledge of capability development trajectory

and procurement processes of Ministry of Defence. Guided Indian and foreign companies in setting up defence businesses

 He is the General Manager at Tembo Defence Products

Pvt. Ltd.

 An alumnus of the prestigious National Defence

Academy, he was commissioned into the Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers (EME)

 He brings with him a rich blend of leadership, operational

experience, technical acumen and an unwavering commitment to service — qualities that continue to inspire young minds and future leaders.

Vision

Mission

 To become a world class Small Arms & Ammunition Manufacturer - Make in India for India and the WORLD

 Tie up with world class defence manufactures to bring best defence technology to India

 Commence manufacturing Arms and Ammunition in India leveraging foreign tech and expertise

 Absorb the technology, innovate and become world class defence manufacturers

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Defence: Business Dynamics and Industry Tailwinds

Technology Tie-up: Salient Features

MoU Signed at Davos

 Strategic Partnership with a Leading European Company

 Signed MoU for Assisting Establishment of a new state-of- the-art Arms and Ammunition Manufacturing Plant in India

 Includes Strategic Buy-back Arrangement wherein European Partner Committing to Purchase 100% of Production Output

 Signed MoU with the Government of Maharashtra for setting-up a Defence Products Manufacturing Unit at Davos

 Capex Outlay: INR 1,000 Crores

 Promotes Make in India for Defence and Defence Products, thereby Maintaining National Security

Small Arms Ammunition: Domestic Opportunity

Small Arms Ammunition: Global Opportunity

Source: Industry Reports

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Manufacturing Shift for Creating Value

Shift towards Margin Accretive Business

Market Size

Segment Wise Revenue Mix (%) – H1 FY26

Segment Wise Revenue Mix (%) – FY27

Pipe hangers & support system

USD 20 Billion

Engineering Products, 47%

Textiles, 53%

Geared for Growth

Power, 10%

Engineering Products, 60%

Defence, 20%

Textiles, 10%

Engineering Products

Textiles

Engineering Products

Textiles

Defence

Power

Order Book & Order Bidding Pipeline (incl. L1)

Order Book as on 30 Sep 2025(%) – INR 1,450 Crores

Textiles, 8%

Engineering & EPC, 92%

Textiles

Engineering & EPC

H1 FY26 Orders Bidding Pipeline (incl. L1) (%) – INR 2,150 Crores

ERW Pipes

Fasteners

USD 25 Billion

USD 100 Billion

Fuel Farm System Installation

USD 10 Billion

HVAC installation

USD 200 Billion

Electrical package installation

USD 150 Billion

Pipeline installation, testing & commissioning

USD 150 Billion

Solar Energy

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FY26 Revenue Guidance: INR 1,100 Crores

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