Styrenix Performance Materials Limited

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November 12, 2025 To, BSE Limited Dept. DSC_CRD Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street Mumbai 400 001 BSE Scrip Code: 506222 Subject: Investor Presentation Dear Sir,

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ident in our ability to capture emerging opportunities and deliver long-term value to all stakeholders. 4 Mr. Rahul R. Agrawal Managing Director Financial Performance 5 Financial Snapshot – Quarterly (S

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“With operational excellence, We expect the demand for ABS and SAN to remain robust, supported by ongoing industrial and consumer activity, while PS demand should recover as safety, and sustainability at the heart of our strategy, we remain confident in our ability to capture emerging opportunities and deliver long-term value to all stakeholders.”

“• Auto 2W- Leading OEM forecast is good , will be >9% growth YoY in this quarter.”

“By attending this presentation, you acknowledge that you will be solely responsible for your own assessment of the market and the market position of the Company and that you will conduct your own analysis and be solely responsible for forming your own view of the potential future performance of the Company’s business.”

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1. MD Message 2. Financial Performance 3. Overview of Company 4. Applications across Diverse Industries 5. Business Performance and Outlook 3 Managing Director’s Message Styrenix Performance Materials delivered a solid second driven by our continued focus on strengthening our position in key Automotive, Appliances, and Consumer Durables. Our value-added grades and customer- centric approach have helped us sustain our leadership in these sectors, even as market conditions remain challenging. We are strategically expanding our presence in new markets and applications, both within India and across the APAC region. The opening of our sales office in Vietnam marks a key milestone in deepening customer engagement and building a more diversified growth platform. seasonality stabilizes. With operational excellence, We expect the demand for ABS and SAN to remain robust, supported by ongoing industrial and consumer activity, while PS demand should recover as safety, and sustainability at the hea

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• • • • • • • R & D 4 Production units 7 Sales Offices in India 450+ Employees 50+ years pioneering experience Customized & innovative solutions Styrenics applications for everyday products ABSOLAC (ABS) ASALAC STYROLOY ABSOLAN (SAN) POLYSTYRENE Products Manufacturing Locations • • India Thailand

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• Indonesia 16 ... with consistent growth… 1995- 1996 2013 1973 1992 Mr. Rakesh Agrawal Incorporated ABS Plastics Ltd. and leads it till 2012 ABS capacity increased to 20,000 TPA SAN capacity increased to 10,000 TPA R&D facility established in Moxi PS business acquired from BASF Capacity 66,000 TPA Commissioned another new SAN line in Katol Capacity increased to 100,000 TPA 2014 2019- 2020 Moxi capacity increased to 100,000 TPA Note: This depicts Mr.Rakesh Agrawal (Chairman) is at the helm of affairs of the company. 1993 ABS capacity increased to 10,000 TPA Capacity increased of ABS to 39,000 TPA & SAN to 40,000 TPA Commissioned new SAN plant in Katol - capacity 5,000 TPA Nov Nov 2022 2022 2000- 2003 2005- 2012 Capacity increased of ABS to 80,000 TPA & SAN to 60,000 TPA Shiva Group lead by Mr. Rakesh Agrawal acquires 62.73% equity stake Oct 2023 Debottlenecking & Brownfield expansion announced Sep- Nov 2024 PS & Rubber de-bottlenecking Jan 2025 Acquisition of Ineos Styrolution, Thailan

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69,160 Sq.m ...and cutting edge R&D center with experience in executing global projects… On spot with customer requirement. color confirmation 06 01 Established in 1995 – Color excellence R&D facility with more than 1,300 colors. Continuous interaction with customers understand to performance needs as basis for formulating new grades. 05 Unique product innovation capabilities. 04 03 02 Focus on rubber research, color development activities new product development & customer relations. NABL ISO/IEC-17025-2005 certified to and authenticity of results. reliability ensure the 20 ...driven by best practices of SHE… SHE Highlights SHE Focus Area Best Practices Followed • Committed to the Safety and Health of employees and nearby communities • Certified & committed to ISO 14001:2015 • 5.13 Million work hrs. for Employee and 7.29 Million work hrs. for contractors [Apr’22 to Oct’25] with only 2 reportable incident ( contractor, employee). • Committed towards Environment:  Use of clean fuel  E