VIDYAWIRESNSE23 December 2025

Vidya Wires Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Investor Presentation'.

Vidya Wires Limited

Date: 23rd December, 2025

To Listing Department BSE Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Dalal Street Mumbai – 400 001

Script Code: 544633

Dear Sir/Madam,

To Listing Department National Stock Exchange of India Limited Exchange Plaza, C-1, Block G Bandra Kurla Complex Bandra (E), Mumbai – 400 051 Trading Symbol: VIDYAWIRES

Subject: Investor Presentation pursuant to Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015

In accordance with Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligation and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we are enclosing herewith the Investor/Earnings Presentation on quarter & period ended financial results as on 30th September, 2025 and other business matters.

The above information will also be made available on the website of the Co mpany at https://www.vidyawire.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Vidya-Wires-Investor- Presentation-Sept-25.pdf

Please take the above information on record.

Thanking you,

For Vidya Wires Limited,

_______________________ Alpesh Makwana Company Secretary and Compliance Officer Membership No.: A46284

Encl: Investor Presentation

Investor Presentation

December 2025

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Disclaimer

This presentation, provided by Vidya Wires Limited, is intended for informational purposes only and is not an offer, invitation, or inducement to sell or

issue securities. It is not intended to be a prospectus under any jurisdiction's laws. The information contained herein includes forward-looking

statements about the company's future prospects and profitability, identified by expressions such as "will," "aim," "may," and "anticipate“. Forward

looking statements inherently involve risks, uncertainties and factors that may cause actual results to differ from those expressed or implied in such

statements. These factors include, but are not limited to, fluctuations in earnings, managing growth, competition, economic conditions, talent

retention, contract overruns, government policies, fiscal deficits, regulations and prevailing economic costs. The company does not guarantee the

accuracy, fairness, completeness or correctness of the forward-looking statements, and no reliance should be placed on them. The company

disclaims any obligation to publicly update or revise these forward-looking statements, unless required by law. Accessing this presentation implies an

agreement to be bound by specified restrictions. No responsibility or liability is accepted for the accuracy or validity of the information by directors,

promoters, employees, affiliates, advisors or representatives of Vidya Wires Limited. The presentation is confidential and may not be copied or

disseminated. Viewers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, and any actions taken based on such statements are

at the viewer's own risk. This disclaimer is issued in compliance with applicable laws and regulations governing the provision of information and the

communication of forward-looking statements by Vidya Wires Limited.

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Table of Contents

Sr. No.

Particulars

Pg. no.

Company Overview

The Copper & Aluminum Story - India’s Growth Commodities

Growth Strategies

Financial Overview

Annexures

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Company Overview

About Us, Our products, Journey and Other

Business Aspects

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Vidya Wires at a Glance

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4th largest manufacturers of winding and conductivity product manufacturers With 5.70% market share of installed capacity, set to grow up to 11.0% post proposed expansion

Diverse portfolio, comprising 8,500+ SKUs Includes copper and aluminum winding and conductivity products, with plans to expand into other ancillary products

Risk Free Business Model Back-to-Back copper booking as well as copper hedging .

Wide customer base Adani Wilmar, Schneider Electric, Transformers & Rectifiers Limited, Electrotherm Limited, Suzlon Energy Limited among others

Set to become India’s 3rd largest manufacturer Proposed expansion to increase production capacity to reach 37,680 MT p.a.

Brand Activations Team comprising industry veterans Led by experienced promoters Shyamsundar Rathi and Shailesh Rathi who represent 1ˢᵗ and 2ⁿᵈ generation in this business

Financial Performance (₹ mn)

Revenue from Operations

EBITDA

PAT

214.99

358.37

256.93

455.15

408.72

642.18

10,114.35

11,860.73

14,863.91

FY 23

FY 24

FY 25

Geography Wise Revenue (%)

81.49%

18.51% FY 23

86.29%

13.71% FY 24

86.37%

13.63% FY 25 FY24

Footprint in 18 countries across 5 continents and serving over 450+ customers, including over 19 international customers.

Credit Ratings

CRISIL A-/Positive

CRISIL A2+

Long Term Credit Rating

Short Term Credit Rating

Journey So Far…

1981 Incorporation of Vidya

Wires Limited

1997 First recorded year of

exports

2012 Further expansion

with Unit 3 at Anand

2023 Sales crossed

₹10,000 Million

1982 Production started in

Unit 1 at Anand

2008 Expansion with

Unit 2 at Anand

2022 Incorporation of

subsidiary ALCU

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Product Portfolio

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Wide product portfolio, with 8,500+ SKUs across 12 product categories

Enameled Copper Winding Wires

Enameled Copper Rectangular Strips

Fibre Glass Covered Copper/ Aluminium Conductors

Paper Insulated Copper Conductors (Rectangular, Round)

Twin/Triple Bunched Paper Insulated Copper Strips

Cotton Covered Ropes

PV Ribbon

PV Bus Bar

Copper Bus Bar

Bare Copper Strips / Flat Conductor

Soudronic / Bare Copper Wires

Bunched Copper Ropes / Earthing Cables

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Our Manufacturing Facilities

Proximity to Procurement Hubs, Ports and Domestic Logistics Infrastructure

Manufacturing facility

Warehousing facility

As per Fiscal 2025

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Our Initiatives

Quality

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Backward-integrated manufacturing setup enables in- house production of oxygen-free copper rods from copper cathodes

Quality Control team ensures inspection of both raw materials and finished products

Pre-approved suppliers of Power Grid Corporation of India Limited &

UL approved entity

Manufactures 35–40% of its copper rods in-house, ensuring input control

Products are tested on sample basis NABL accredited labs to reassure and compare results of the samples tested at our laboratory.

ISO-compliant manufacturing facility accredited with a quality management system certification

Customer Focus

Our Presence in the Value Chain

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RAW MATERIAL SOURCING

Key Inputs: Copper cathodes & rods, Aluminum rods, Insulating Material

Key Suppliers: Vedanta Limited, Union Copper Rod LLC and Marubeni

MFG. & PROCESSING

DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICS

END USER INDUSTRIES

Backward Integration: Conversion of Copper Cathodes into Cooper Rods

Distribution: Warehousing and Shipment

Power & Transmission: Transformers, power distribution systems

Manufacturing: Raw materials processed into enameled wires, conductors, and busbars

Processes: Wire Drawing, Enameling, Insulation, and finishing

Logistics: Mix of own fleet and third-party Logistics services

Electrical Industry: Panel Boards

Renewable Energy (Solar & Wind): Energy Generation, Transmission

EV & Automotive: Motors

Source: CareEdge Report

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Wide Customer Base

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Vidya Wires Limited serves a diversified customer base across industries, no single customer accounts for more than 9% of our sales during Fiscal

2025, 2024 and Fiscal 2023, ensuring a balanced and resilient business model, ensuring a de-risked and resilient business model

Our Customers

Adani Wilmar Limited*

Schneider Electric Infrastructure Limited

Transformers & Rectifiers (India) Limited

Electrotherm India Limited

Suzlon Energy Limited

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Hammond Power Solution Private Limited

TMEIC Industrial Systems India Private Limited

Lubi Industries LLP

Transfix India Private Limited

Atlanta Electricals Limited

* Now known as AWL Agri Business Ltd

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The Copper & Aluminum Story - India’s Growth Commodities

India aims to attain a non-fossil fuel-based installed capacity of approximately 50% (500 GW) by 2030, and 365 GW of installed solar power capacity, by FY2032, driving demand for grid integration and transmission efficiency solutions

By 2030, EVs’ power consumption is expected to be <2% (i.e., 37 TWh) of the total electricity demand across the country as auto industry expands to $113.5 bn by 2028 (CAGR 6.1%)

India’s power generation capacity is set to grow 2x, to reach ~900 GW during March 2024-2032, This drives demand for winding wires, which are critical components in transformers, electrical motors, and other electric infrastructure.

The Indian wire and cables market was valued at $17.70 bn in 2023 and is expected to reach $27.80 bn by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 9.5%

Solar Power Capacity (GW)

Indian Automotive Manufacturing Industry ($Bn)

Power Generation Capacity (GW)

Indian Wire & Cables Market ($Bn)

365

113.5

84.6

186

58.8

442

900

27.8

17.7

Source: CareEdge Report

Copper and Aluminum demand poised to rise amid capacity expansion and sectoral growth

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Growth Strategies (1/2)

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Expanding capacity through the Proposed Project, widen our product portfolio and capture additional market share

Focus on upcoming sectors like renewable energy and EV sectors

Expanding our geographical footprint

• Currently the 4th largest player in India’s winding and conductivity products space, is set to become 3rd post-expansion • Capacity is increasing from 19,680 MT to 37,680 MT (+18,000 MT), with market share expected to rise from 5.7% (FY25) to 11.3% • The portfolio will expand from 12 to 20 products—including Continuously Transposed Copper Conductors, Solar Cables, Copper Foils, Copper Components, Special Enamelled copper strips for EV, Multi Paper Covered Copper Conductors, Enameled Aluminum Winding Wires, Enameled Aluminum Rectangular Strips

• Renewables and EVs contributed 9.51% of FY25 revenue • India has a solar potential of 749 GW with an installed capacity of 81.8 GW in FY24, representing around 11% of the total potential. • Growing demand for reliable, efficient energy distribution and the need for high-current handling in modern power systems, paper-insulated copper conductors are indispensable for ensuring stable, safe power flow. • India targets 500 GW non-fossil capacity by 2030 (CareEdge Report)

• Exports are expected to grow to 25% of total revenue post-expansion, considering the demand of the upcoming products and strategic initiatives • Growing global demand from sectors like transformers, renewables, railways, and electric vehicles, supported by favorable policy environments in key export geographies, is expected to fuel the company’s export-led growth strategy. • Vidya Wires is broadening its product portfolio and evaluating the establishment of overseas operations or marketing setups to build a sustainable and scalable global presence.

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Growth Strategies (2/2)

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Continue to focus to enhance sustainability initiatives and efficiency

• Copper plays an essential role in the green transition, powering renewable infrastructure and EV components. • India has a strong wind potential of around 302 GW at 100m and around 695 GW at 120m. India has tapped only 5% of its wind energy potential, indicating significant room for growth. • The Company already operates captive solar and wind assets and plans further solar capacity to reduce energy costs and carbon footprint. • Machinery upgrades in the proposed expansion aim to improve efficiency, optimize resource use, and lower production costs.

Focus on deleveraging and enhance financial flexibility

• Total borrowings stood at ₹1,627.48 million as of June 30, 2025, ₹1,456.29 million (FY25), ₹1,097.11 million (FY24), and ₹971.08 million (FY23) • ₹1,000 million allocated for loan repayment/prepayment to reduce interest burden. • Lower debt servicing costs and better internal fund utilization for business expansion. • Strengthened debt-to-equity ratio, enabling future resource mobilization for growth opportunities.

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Experienced Management Team

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Shyamsundar Rathi

Shailesh Rathi

Shilpa Rathi

Rajnikant Chimanlal Diwan

Prashant Chandrakant Amin

Balveermal Kewalmal Singhvi

Chairman & Whole-Time Director

Managing Director

Whole-Time Director

Independent Director

• 1st generation with 43+ years of experience in winding & conductivity products industry.

• Former

President,

FASII (2008-2010).

President, Wires

• Former Winding Manufacturers’ Association of (2018-2019).

India

• Multiple national & for

industry awards leadership, entrepreneurship, and MSME contributions.

• 28+

of years experience in winding & conductivity products industry.

• Director since 2010; 2024 from

MD onwards.

• Former Secretary, Vithal Udyognagar Industries Association, Anand.

• Divisional Senior VP, Bombay Metal Exchange Ltd., Gujarat Chapter.

• 8+ years of experience

in the Company.

• Director

(2002-2010) Time from 2024

and Whole Director onwards.

• Bachelor's

in Commerce & Law, Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda.

• Certified Indian Bankers.

Associate, of

Institute

banking;

• 35 years of experience in former Deputy GM, Oriental Bank of Commerce.

• Master's

in Management Studies, Birla of and Technology Science.

Institute

• Master's

in Science

Management, University Wisconsin.

• 17+

years

experience.

• Bachelor's

in Commerce & Diploma in Cost & Works Accountancy, Jodhpur University.

• 38+

of years experience in banking; former AGM, Oriental Bank of Commerce.

• Former

Executive Director, Lions Club of Karnavati Foundation.

• Associated with

the from 2024

company onwards.

• Associated with

the from 2024

company onwards.

• Associated with

the from 2024

company onwards.

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Financial Overview

Supporting Insights & Additional

Information

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Peer Group Analysis Financial Snapshot ( Consolidated)

REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS

EBITDA & EBITDA MARGIN %

PAT & PAT MARGIN %

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6 2 Y F 1 - H

6 2 Y F 2 - Q

5.1%

7,927.0

7,544.4

18.8%

342.4

288.3

29.5%

226.2

174.7

H-1 FY 25

H-1 FY 26

H-1 FY 25

H-1 FY 26

H-1 FY 25

H-1 FY 26

3.82%

4.32%

2.31%

2.84%

REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS

EBITDA & EBITDA MARGIN %

PAT & PAT MARGIN %

4,117.6

3,809.4

3,639.9

139.0

186.6

155.8

83.3

121.2

105.0

Q-2 FY 25

Q-1 FY-26

Q-2 FY-26

Q-2 FY 25

Q-1 FY-26

Q-2 FY-26

Q-2 FY 25

Q-1 FY-26

Q-2 FY-26

3.82%

4.53%

4.09%

2.28%

2.93%

2.74%

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Consolidated Profit & Loss Statement

Particulars

Q 2 FY 26

Q 2 FY 25

Y-O-Y

H-1 FY 26

H-1 FY 25

Y-O-Y

(₹ mn)

FY 25

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Revenue from Operations

3,809.38

3,639.88

4.7%

7,926.96

7,544,42

5.1%

14,807.72

Gross Profit

284.39

241.63

17.7%

600.90

498.75

20.5%

1,072.76

Gross Profit Margin (%)

7.47

6.64

7.58

6.61

7.24

EBITDA

155.76

138.98

12.1%

342.41

288.32

18.8%

638.95

EBITDA Margin (%)

4.09

3.82

4.32

3.82

PBT

145.07

107.95

34.4%

304.51

226.83

34.2%

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PBT Margin (%)

Tax Expenses

PAT

PAT Margin (%)

EPS

3.78

40.04

105.03

2.74

0.65

2.96

24.68

83.27

2.28

0.52

3.82

78.29

3.00

52.14

26.1%

226.22

174.69

29.5%

405.58

2.84

1.41

2.31

1.09

2.73

2.53

4.31

547.7

3.69

142.12

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Historical Snapshot

Particulars

Revenue from Operations

EBITDA

EBITDA Margin (%)

PAT

PAT Margin (%)

ROE (%)

ROCE (%)

Net Worth

Debt to Equity Ratio

Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio

Inventory Turnover Ratio

Trade Receivable Days

Inventory Days

Trade Payable Days

Revenue CAGR (FY2023 to FY2025) (%)

EBITDA CAGR (FY2023 to FY2025) (%)

PAT CAGR (FY2023 to FY2025) (%)

FY2023

10,114.35

358.37

3.54

215.04

2.12

21.48

16.87

FY2024

11,860.73

455.15

3.84

256.93

2.16

20.47

18.25

FY2025

14,863.91

642.18

4.32

408.72

2.74

24.57

19.72

1,001.10

1,255.38

1,663.63

0.97

26.7

16.23

0.87

29.92

16.77

21.23

33.86

37.86

0.88

36.24

17.47

(₹ mn)

6M FY2025

(₹ mn)

7,926.96

342.41

4.32

226.22

2.84

11.98

8.77

1,888.12

0.99

17.63

7.20

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Consolidated Profit & Loss Statement

FY2023

FY2024

FY2025

6M FY2025

Amounts

% of Total Income

Amounts

% of Total Income

Amounts

% of Total Income

Amounts

% of Total Income

(₹ mn)

10,114.35

42.83

10,157.18

99.58

0.42

100.00

11,860.73

24.16

11,884.89

99.80

0.20

100.00

14,863.91

50.58

14,914.49

99.66

0.34

100.00

Particulars

Income

Revenue from operations

Other income

Total Income

Expenses

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Cost of materials consumed

9,401.98

92.56

11,023.09

92.75

13,888.90

Change in inventories of finished goods and work-in-progress

Manufacturing expense and erection charges

Employee benefit expenses

Finance costs

Depreciation and amortization expense

Other expenses

Total expenses

Profit/ (loss) before exceptional items and tax

Exceptional items

Profit before tax

Tax expense

Current tax

Deferred tax

Total tax expense

Profit for the year

30.61

168.28

58.13

83.39

27.29

96.98

9,866.66

290.52

66.28

9.20

75.48

214.99

0.30

1.66

0.57

0.82

0.27

0.96

97.14

2.86

0.65

0.09

0.74

2.12

37.32

203.86

60.34

109.15

26.96

80.97

11,541.69

343.20

86.50

(0.23)

86.27

256.93

0.31

1.72

0.51

0.92

0.23

0.68

97.11

2.89

0.73

0.00

0.73

2.16

(100.50)

256.06

89.00

113.51

28.30

88.27

14,363.54

550.95

139.66

2.57

142.23

408.72

93.12

(0.67)

1.72

0.60

0.76

0.19

0.59

96.31

3.69

0.94

0.02

0.95

2.74

7,926.96

40.23

7,967.19

7,327.61

(1.55)

139.82

56.87

61.77

16.36

61.80

7,662.68

304.51

77.48

0.81

78.29

226.22

99.50

0.50

100.00

91.97

(0.02)

1.75

0.71

0.78

0.21

0.78

96.18

3.82

0.97

0.01

0.98

2.84

Consolidated Balance Sheet (1/1)

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(₹ mn)

Particulars

FY2023

FY2024

FY2025

6M FY2025

ASSETS

Non-Current Assets

Property, plant and equipment

Capital Work-in-Progress

Other Intangible Assets

Financial assets

Investments

Other non-current assets

Total Non- Current Assets

Current Assets

Inventories

Financial Assets

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Trade receivables & unbilled receivables

Cash and cash equivalents

Bank Balances other than cash and cash equivalents

Other financial assets

Income Tax assets (Net)

Other current assets

Total current assets

Total Assets

378.85

1.64

0.01

7.46

387.96

588.62

871.65

0.84

9.13

2.35

9.21

221.07

1,702.87

2,090.83

396.4

1.46

0.01

7.61

405.48

754.75

881.11

2.56

3.25

1.97

429.29

2,072.93

2,478.41

410.11

34.72

1.31

0.01

9.18

455.33

853.46

1,479.35

4.48

6.09

511.63

2,858.01

3,313.34

449.72

238.23

1.38

0.01

8.23

697.57

1,128.28

1,443.44

0.30

43.84

0.17

683.21

3,298.94

3,996.51

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Particulars

Equity Share Capital Other equity

EQUITY AND LIABILITIES Equity (a) (b) Equity Attributable to Shareholders of the Company (c) Total Equity

Non-controlling interest

Financial Liabilities Borrowings

Liabilities Non-current liabilities (a) (a) (b) Non Current provisions (c) Deferred tax liabilities (net) Total non-current liabilities

Financial liabilities Borrowings Trade payables Total Outstanding dues of micro enterprises and small

Current Liabilities (i) (a) (b) (i) enterprises (ii) Total outstanding dues of creditors other than micro and small enterprises (j) Current Provisions Current tax liabilities (net) Total current liabilities Total liabilities Total equity and liabilities

Other current liabilities

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FY2023

958.6 2.5 1,001.10

106.45 0.83 26.89 134.17

- 864.63

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23.2 2.9 - 955.56 1,089.73 2,090.83

FY2024

FY2025

6M FY2025

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1,215.38 - 1,255.38

155.7 0.69 26.65 183.04

- 941.41

4.8

68.19

22.06 2.46 1.07 1,039.99 1,223.03 2,478.41

160

1,503.63 - 1,663.63

184.1 3.29 29.22 216.61

1,272.19

14.57

76.71

41.68 9.26 18.69 1,433.10 1,649.71 3,313.34

160

1,728.12 - 1,888.12

418.25 2.80 30.69 451.74

1,454.70

22.22

97.11

36.47 19.60 26.55 1,656.65 2,108.39 3,996.51

Consolidated Statement Of Cash Flow

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Particulars

Cash flow from operating activities Profit before tax Adjustments for: Depreciation and amortisation expense Finance costs (Gain)/Loss on sale of/discarded property plant and equipment (net) Interest income Allowances for Expected Credit Loss (including Bad debts and advanced written off) Unrealised exchange (gain) / loss Liabilities written-back

Working Capital Adjustments

Cash generated from operations Taxes paid (net of Refund) Net cash (used in)/generated from operating activities (A)

Cash flow from investing activities(B)

Cash flow from financing activities(C)

Net Increase/(Decrease) in cash and cash equivalents (A+B+C) Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of the year (Refer note 14) Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period (Refer note 14) Components of cash & cash equivalents

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FY2023

290.52

27.29 83.39 - (1.51) (6.15) (1.01) - 392.53 41.39

433.92 (58.57) 375.35

(56.49)

(318.42)

0.43 0.41 0.84 0.84

FY2024

343.20

26.96 109.15 (0.20) (1.60) 4.18 0.50 0.39 482.58 (377.14)

105.44 (83.81) 21.63

(36.79)

16.88

1.72 0.84 2.56 2.56

FY2025

6M FY2025

(₹ mn)

550.95

304.51

28.30 113.51 - (0.93) (0.55) (2.04) 0.02 689.26 (737.67)

(48.41) (119.95) (168.36)

(75.39)

245.67

1.92 2.56 4.48 4.48

16.36 61.77 (4.36) (0.10) 1.52 (10.52) - 369.18 (369.75)

(0.57) (68.21) (68.78)

(290.29)

354.89

(4.18) 4.48 0.30 0.30

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ANNEXURES

Awards &

Recognitions

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Awards, Accreditations & Recognition

Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME)

EEPC India Western Region Export Awards

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2009, 2011 - Outstanding Entrepreneurship in medium enterprises (manufacturing)

2016 - Outstanding Export Performance in medium enterprises (engineering & electrical group)

EEPC India National Awards

2012-2019 - Star Performer award for miscellaneous electrical machinery and apparatus (incl. electricity distribution and control apparatus) (medium enterprise)

2018 - Special Contribution: Highest Growth in Exports

2018 - Top Exporter Silver Trophy

2018, 2020 - Top Exporter Gold Trophy

Gujarat Chamber of Commerce & Industry (GCCI)

Vithal Udyognagar Industries Association

2010 - MSME Excellence Award

2022 - Certificate of Honor for incredible contribution in Industrial Segment

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Product Portfolio (1/3)

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Product

Enameled Copper Winding Wires

Enameled Copper Rectangular Strips

Fiber Glass Covered Copper/ Aluminum Conductors

Paper Insulated Copper Conductors (Rectangular &Round)

Description

Insulated with enamel coatings for thermal, chemical, and moisture resistance, supporting thermal classes from 105°C to 240°C.

Flat cross-section with enamel insulation (e.g., Polyesterimide, Polyamide-imide, Epoxy) for electrical and thermal protection.

Available in variants like Modified Polyester and Corona-resistant enamel

Their shape provides a higher fill factor, improving coil efficiency in transformers, motors, and generators

Fiber Glass Covered Copper/Aluminum Conductors use fiber glass yarns bonded with varnish to provide insulation and protection in high-temperature (up to 200°C) and harsh environments.

Paper Insulated Copper Conductors (round & rectangular) are wrapped in treated paper (e.g., Kraft, Mica, Aramide) and impregnated with oils or resins for strong dielectric performance.

Biodegradable and suited for oil- filled/dry transformers, high-tension motors, and windmill generators.

End users

Electrical Motors, transformers, switchgear, auto electricals, home appliances, EV motors, windmills, and generators

Transformers, motors, and generators, offering a better fill factor in coils, maximizing winding space, and enhancing efficiency.

Electric motors, transformers, and generators, ensuring durability, heat resistance, and protection in demanding industrial applications.

Oil-filled and dry-type transformers, high-tension motors, and windmill generators.

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Product

Twin/Triple Bunched Paper Insulated Copper Strips

Cotton Covered Ropes

PV Ribbon

PV Bus Bar

Description

Twin or triple bunched copper strips wrapped in multi-layer paper insulation (often oil-impregnated) offer high dielectric strength, flexibility, and durability.

Stranded copper wires insulated with polyester tape and cotton fiber provide flexibility and toughness for low-voltage applications.

PV ribbon, used in solar panel assembly, is made from copper coated with tin (and sometimes lead)

Flat and wide PV busbars serve as conductive pathways in solar modules, linking cells and transmitting DC power.

The design improves current- carrying capacity while minimizing resistive losses.

Their absorptive properties make them suitable for use with impregnating substances.

Enhances solderability, corrosion resistance, and thermal performance—ensuring strong, reliable electrical joints.

Their broad surface area reduces resistance and heat, enabling efficient energy flow across diverse panel designs.

End users

Power Transformers and Distribution Transformers.

Instrument transformers, welding transformers, and autostats, ensuring

Interconnecting solar cells in photovoltaic modules, ensuring reliable electrical connections that enhance overall performance.

Solar panel interconnections, available in various thicknesses and widths, often tin or silver-coated for better corrosion resistance and solderability.

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End users

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Product

Copper Bus Bar

Bare Copper Strips / Flat Conductor

Soudronic / Bare Copper Wires

Bunched Copper Ropes / Earthing Cables

Flat conductive bars used in power distribution, switchgear, and panel boards, designed for high conductivity and efficient current flow.

Flat, uncoated copper conductors are designed for low resistance and are widely used in power distribution and electrical connections.

Typically, tin or silver-coated to enhance corrosion resistance and solderability.

Their durability and natural corrosion resistance ensure long operational life across applications.

High-conductivity copper wire serves as an electrode in welding machines, enabling efficient metal sheet joining for can manufacturing.

Flexible, are specialized electrical conductors made by bundling multiple strands, ensuring efficient grounding and electrical safety.

It ensures strong welds with a smooth surface finish and high corrosion resistance.

Designed to dissipate fault currents safely while allowing easy installation in complex layouts.

Substations, power distribution panels, battery banks, and switchyards, enabling efficient energy transfer, high-voltage interconnections, and reliable circuit connections.

Electrical conductors, switch terminals, CT&PT, switchgear, transformers, automobiles, and motors, reducing power wastage and enhance the productivity.

Welding, soldering, and electrical applications, widely used in can manufacturing, fuse production, spark plugs, submersible wires , and the cable industry.

Earthing & grounding, power distribution, telecommunications, mining, railways systems, transformers industry, wires and cable.

20 States / Union Territories

Global & Local Footprint

19 International Customers

18 Countries

5 Continents

450+ Customers*

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COUNTRIES OF EXPORTS:

USA

SAUDI ARABIA

UAE

AUSTRALIA

CANADA

EGYPT

SINGAPORE

*As per Fiscal 2025 Rest of the figures are for Fiscal 2025

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THANK YOU

Registered Office Vidya Wires Limited Plot No. 8/1-2, GIDC, Opposite SLS Industries, Vithal Udyognagar, Anand- 388121, Gujarat, India

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Telephone: +91 7434038300/301

Website: www.vidyawire.com

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