CENTENKA

25th July 2026 Listing Department Listing Department National Stock Exchange of India Limited BSE Limited Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor, Plot No. C/1, 25th Floor, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, G-Block Bandra Kurla Complex, Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai - 400001 Bandra (East), Mumbai - 400051 Symbol: CENTENKA Scrip Code: 500280 Sub: Investor Presentation of Century Enka Limited ('the Company') Ref: Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations & Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 ('Listing Regulations') Dear Sirs, Pursuant to Regulation 30 of Listing Regulations, please find attached herewith the Investor Presentation - July 2026 of the Company. This is for the information of the investors and for your records. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, For Century Enka Limited Rahul Dubey V P (Legal) & Company Secretary Membership No: FCS 8145 Encl: As above Century Enka Ltd. Factory & Regd. Office: Plot No. 72 & 72-A, M.I.D.C., Bhosari, Pune - 411026. T: +91 20 66127 304 | F: +91 20 2712 0113 E: cel.investor@adityabirla.com | W: www.centuryenka.com Corporate ID No. (CIN): L24304PN1965PLC139075 Century Enka Limited Investor Presentation – July 2026 Company Overview Operational Revenue (INR Mn) & • Century Enka Limited was established in 1965 by Late Shri B. EBITDA Margins (%) K.Birlaincollaboration withAKZONobel ofNetherlands. 2 25,000 30.00% Plants • The company has grown to become one of the largest 20,721 20,017 producers of Nylon Filament Yarn (NFY) and Nylon Tyre Cord 20,000 17,442 17,054 25.00% Fabric(NTCF)inIndia. 20.00% 15,000 • It produces a wide range of High-Quality Nylon Yarns used 15.00% for varied applications including fish-twines, conveyor belts, 10,000 sports and active wear, sarees, intimate and foundation 4 Locations 6.87% 5.73% 10.00% 4.75% 8.67% wear, etc. 5,000 5.00% • The company makes customised Nylon tyre cord fabric for - 0.00% FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 reinforcement of tyres which are used in motorcycles, scooters, light commercial vehicles (LCVs), medium & heavy Revenue (INR Mn) EBITDA Margin (%) 39 commercial vehicles (MHCVs) farm and off the road (OTR) Dealers vehicles. FY26 Product-wise Sales (%) • The company has forayed into Polyester Tyre Cord Fabric (PTCF)usedasreinforcement fortyresof passengervehicles. 3% NFY Domestic • The Company’s two state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities 24% are located in Pune, Maharashtra and Bharuch, Gujarat, with Market Share acapacityof~92,000 MTPA. 48% 49% • The company’s brand ‘Enkalon’ stands a testimony to the high quality of material which gives a soft, lustrous and NTCF Domestic elegant feel to the finished fabric. The Company recently 25% launched its new brand ‘neunyl’ for chemically recycled yarn Market Share Reinforcement Yarn Others from preandpostconsumer waste. 2 Board Of Directors & Key Management Personnel Mrs. Rajashree Birla - As Chairperson of the Aditya Birla Centre Ms. Krupa R. Gandhi - Independent and Non-executive Director - Ms. Krupa for Community Initiatives and Rural Development, Rajashree Birla R. Gandhi is a Commerce Graduate from Bombay University, a Fellow spearheads the social and community welfare activities across 40 member of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and is holding companies in the Aditya Birla Group (ABG). The Aditya Birla Centre’s certificate of practice. She is a partner in M/s. Bansi S. Mehta & Co., initiatives in education, healthcare, sustainable livelihood and social reform Chartered Accountants from last 24 years and specialized in Corporate work has benefitted more than 3000 villages and created a positive Advisory & Litigation Services in Direct Tax and Tax Audits. difference in the lives of seven million people. She also serves on the Board of Directors of almost all the major companies in the Aditya Birla Group. Mr. Jayant V. Dhobley -Non-Executive Director - Mr. Jayant Vasant Dhobley Mr. Ashish Razdan - Independent Director - Mr. Ashish Razdan has has completed his bachelor’s degree in engineering, specializing in Polymer completed law firm management programs from Harvard Law School and Technology, from MIT, Pune. He is the CEO and Business Head of Global IIM Ahmedabad. He is a Partner at Khaitan & Co with 19+ years of Chemicals, Fashion Yarn & Insulators, Aditya Birla Group since 2021. He has experience in corporate law. He advises Clients on M&A, PE and VC experience of over three decades in various facets of the Speciality investments, joint ventures, and franchise arrangements. He co-chairs the Material, Polymer and Chemical industry. He has worked in global roles India Working Group at the International Bar Association, facilitating the across multiple domains in P&L, operations, mergers and acquisitions, and exchange of legal knowledge and best practices between Indian and global spearheading greenfield projects. In his career of 31 years, he has worked in lawyers. His core competencies include legal writing, research, negotiation, Greaves Cotton & Co Ltd, Amcor, and DSM. and leadership. Mr. Suresh Sodani - Managing Director - Mr. Suresh Sodani is a Commerce Mr. Ravindra Kastia - Independent and Non-executive Director - Mr. Ravindra Kastia is a Chartered Accountant, a Company Secretary, and holds an MBA degree & Graduate, a Chartered Accountant & a Cost & Management Accountant by a diploma in Labour Law. He is also an Advanced Management Program graduate of qualifications with over three decade of experience in the field of Finance, Harvard Business School, a Fellow Member of the All-India Management Accounts, IT, Logistic, Strategic Planning & Policy Formulation and Association, and has participated in senior executive programs at IIMA and ISB. He is Corporate Governance. Before joining Century Enka, he was in leadership holding 44 years of rich experience and expertise in green field projects, change role as Cluster Manufacturing Head for Vilayat and Karvar Units of Chlor- management, M&A, divestments, tie-ups, marketing, procurement, sourcing, Alkali business of Grasim Industries. financing & fundraising and others. He is also a speaker at various international business gatherings and seminars, like China Iron Ore Summit, Beijing & Global Traders Summit, Singapore. Mr. Yogesh R. Shah - Chief Financial Officer – Mr. Yogesh R. Shah is a Mr. Rahul Dubey - Company Secretary - Mr. Rahul Dubey holds a Master seasoned professional with 29 years of extensive experience in the Degree (MSc) in Agrochemicals from G. B. Pant University of Agriculture & field of Finance and Accounts, which includes 27 yrs. with Century, Technology, Pantnagar; a Law Graduate from University of Delhi and a ABG. Mr. Yogesh R. Shah has a proven track record of strategic Fellow member of Institute of Company Secretary of India with over 21 planning, budgeting, and financial management, contributing years of experience in the domain Company Secretarial & Compliance work, significantly to the company's growth and operational efficiency. Public Issue, Preferential issue, Acquisition. Prior to joining Century Enka, was a Company Secretary of JSW Cement Limited. 3 Key Milestones CEL decided to start the production of Nylon Best Corporate 1967 monofilament yarn 1986 1998 2011 2023 Performance Award in through LOY route in 1991. Backed up by 1969 with capacity of 2 excellent financial Commenced PTCF tons per day. Backed up by hardware from results, Company was Addition of Dipping capacity & increased Barmag, company awarded as “Best lines at Bharuch - total capacity from started the first yarn Performance of the This was further 89,000 MT to 92,000 production in March Year” in 1991. Harvard strengthened by MT. New Dipping line 1969. Business School and adding another line commissioned at Pune. Production of NTCF of 1500 TPM in Economic Times gave at Bharuch site. 2014 at Bharuch. this award. Century from House CEL kept on expanding Amalgamation of Bharuch site - First Expanded the of Birla’s and ENKA in Polyester and Nylon Rajashree Polyfils dipping machine was total capacity of from AKZO filament yarn till 1986 in Century Enka in added with capacity NTCF and NFY Netherland joined at Pune. Looking into 1998. of 1200 TPM in from 78,000 MT hands in 1967 to float the market demand of technological tie up to 89,000 MT. company “Century Industrial segment, with M/s Litzler USA. Enka Ltd” Company company decided to We decided to expand decided to start the diversify horizontally in NTCF at Bharuch manufacturing of in Nylon Tyre cord with latest technology Nylon and Polyester fabric manufacturing. from Barmag. This textile yarn at Pune. 1969 Enka International, 1991 2006 capacity was further 2014 2024 Germany was expanded in 2011. instrumental in providing the right technology along with Barmag. 4 Awards, Accolades and Certifications 1/2 CII Achievement in CII Water Award Excellence Award in Gold Award for "Atmanirbhar Environment Certificate Sustainability Management Vikshit Bharat" Quality Concepts Management 2025-26 by SCCQC Won Prestigious "Waste to Wealth" Category Gold E-certificates 55th CII National National Safety Council of Gold Trophy Awarded by Silver Award in 8th ABG Sustainability Kaizen Competition India safety Awards 2025 “QCFI Surat Chapter” Conference 5 Awards, Accolades and Certifications 2/2 Certificate of Appreciation – Director Skill Development & Mission Director, Gujarat ISO 50001- 2018 Energy IATF 16949 Certification –CEL Pune Integrated Management System Skill Development Mission (GSDM) Management Certificate (IMS) Certification – CEL Pune NABL Certificate –ISO/IEC IATF 16949:2016 ISO 9001:2015 ISO 14000:2015 ISO 45001:2018 17025:2017 Quality Management Quality Management Environmental Occupational Health and 6 System System Management System Safety Management System Manufacturing Facilities Century Enka has its manufacturing facilities at Maharashtra & Gujarat which are ISO 9001:2015 certified. Century Enka uses state-of-the-art technology to manufacture products that meet stringent quality standards. Total Capacity ~92,000 MTPA 7 Nylon Filament Yarn • Nylon filament yarn is a long continuous lustrous fibre, extensively used to produce a comprehensive range of textile fabrics such as sarees, draperies, furnishings and upholstery, Yarn Revenues (INR Mn) sports-wear, athleisure wear, mosquito nets and also for embroidery. • Its properties make it the preferred choice over natural yarn options, such as cotton, silk and 9,582 wool. 9,150 • Century Enka’s superior product engineering ensures durability, softness and effective moisture 8,504 management which makes nylon filament yarn most appropriate for new generation intimate 8,280 fabrics and garments. Usage of nylon filament yarn for different applications • Ethnic/Active/Work wear - Accentuates the trend of wearing comfortable, carefree clothing that is fashionable. Offers high resistance towards wear and tear, good moisture absorption properties, soft feel and cost effectiveness. • Technical textiles/Industrial packaging - It comprises textile products manufactured where functionality is the primary criterion. Results in increased durability and sustainable high-end fabric with high abrasion resistance properties. FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 • Eco-green –These products are made by recycling yarn and polymer waste created during production. Additionally, production of dope-dyed yarns further helps in saving water and reducing dyeing related pollution. • Nylon blends - Blending allows us to achieve desired effects by incorporating the properties and characteristics of various yarns into a single fabric. Combining nylon filament yarns with other yarns helps in augmenting the complimentary properties like comfort, strength and stretch. Features • 10 times more moisture • Good air-permeability • Easy to wash, fast drying absorption than polyester • Prevents mildew and fungi • Easy dyeability and bright • Excellent softness and mild colours • Lightweight with exceptional touch making it skin friendly strength • Excellent luster and drape • High Tensile Strength give • Wrinkle and shrinkage- • Elasticity gives stretch and 9 durability resistant fit to body Product Categories - Nylon Filament Yarn • Nylon Mono Filament - Nylon Mono filament yarn are defined as a single strand of untwisted continuous fiber and is available in bright, semi and full dull luster through different routes of production. These multi-functional yarns are designed for varied weaving applications. • Nylon Mother Yarn - Mother yarn is a multifilament drawn yarn which is further converted into mono filament yarn by splitting the ends post spinning process. Their area of application is in sarees, dresses, drapes, mosquito nets. It also finds use in the automobile sector as filtration media and in the manufacture of sports shoes. Multifilament Yarns • FDY - Fully Drawn Yarn - Fully drawn nylon filament yarn is produced at higher • ATY – Air Textured Yarn - ATY is obtained when POY is drawn and texturized speeds along with intermediate drawing integrated at spinning. This enhances through air stream in a chamber. ATY is also called spun-like yarn, owing to the stabilization of polymer through orientation and crystallization, a primary the hairy feeling like natural yarn. factor that contributes to strengthening the nylon filament yarn. • Draw Winder - DW nylon filament yarn is a flat yarn obtained when POY is drawn, stretched and intermingled on draw winder or draw twisting machines • POY - Partially Oriented Yarn - Partially oriented nylon filament yarn is (m/cs). commonly known as POY. It is the first form of yarn made directly from melt spinning process and finds various downstream applications such as ATY, DTY • TOW - It is a continuous synthetic filament strand collected in a loose rope- and draw warping. like form. It is cut to make small fibers for final usage in the flocking process. • HOY – High Oriented Yarn - High oriented nylon filament yarn, commonly • Technical Yarn (High Tenacity) - These are specific Engineered yarns high known as HOY, is similar to POY except that it is produced through the high strength (Nylon / Polyester) tailor made for specific applications (Tyre cord, speed spinning process to create stabilization and crystallization without the Seat Belts, Webbings , Conveyor belts etc). drawing process. • DTY - Drawn Textured Yarn - Drawn textured nylon yarn is made from POY through texturising process, i.e. simultaneously twisted and drawn. DTY yarn is a continuous filament yarn that has been processed to introduce durable crimps, twists, interlaces, loops or other fine distortions along the length of the filament. 10 Manufacturing Process - Nylon Filament Yarn NFY Flow Chart Process for Textile Yarn POY:- The chips (stored in hopper) are melted in extruder consisting of different heating zones and fed to the spinning pump. The polymer is filtered and spun through the Polymerization Purchased Nylon spinneret. These filaments are then cooled down by quench air. The cooled yarn passes For own chips chips though finish oil application system. Then the yarn is wound on to Paper Tube (PT) in Take-up process. FDY:- The process is same up to oil application in spinning. After Yarn comes in Take-up Spinning process & it goes though heated godets, the yarn is drawn and at same time is heat set. Then the yarn is wound on to Paper Tube (PT). MOTHER YARN:- It is fundamentally Fully Drawn Yarn (FDY) yarn. Basic difference is that yarn having filaments which is wound on Paper Tube (PT) are later split by processor. Draw Texturing or Some processor wind the filament on individual tube & others use Beam having each Multi filament Yarn Air Texturing or filament as separate yarn which is then used in weaving. Split yarn after splitting is called Draw Winding or MONO yarn. Fully Drawn Yarn Draw Warping DRAW TEXTURIZING:- Supply yarn is Nylon Partially Oriented Yarn (POY) in this One Step Yarn (HOY) process, it is simultaneous drawn, false twisted though friction discs & heat set. Partially Oriented Yarn Stretched and bulked yarns is produced by this process. It is used directly in weaving. High Tenacity Yarn AIR TEXTURIZING:- Here, yarn is fed through the turbulent region of an air jet at a rate Draw Textured Yarn faster than it is drawn off on the other side of the jet. Yarn is Drawn & Air Textured. Air Textured Yarn Processed Yarn is wound on paper tubes & send to market. Draw Winder / DRAW WINDER:- Nylon Partially Oriented Yarn (POY) has high elongation as compared MONO to Fully Drawn Yarn (FDY). In Draw winder, we draw the yarn between godet / Feed rolls, to have desired properties. 11 Reinforcement Reinforcement Revenues (INR Mn) • Century Enka provides high quality Nylon tyre cord fabrics for reinforcement of tyres which are used in motor cycles, scooters, light commercial vehicles (LCVs), 10,533 heavy commercial vehicles (HCVs) and off the road (OTR). 9,547 8,267 8,162 • PTCF is used in passenger car radial tyres. They provide shape to the tyres and support the weight of the vehicle. They are designed to keep tyres running longer and have significant effect on the performance of the tyres. Product Stages • Yarn - Dried chips are fed into a melt spinning machines. The molten polymer is filtered to form yarn of different linear density as per specifications. The properties FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 of yarn is achieved by drawing filaments on hot godets at different speed. The filaments are coated with water & oil to ensure dimensional stability, then they are air quenched and solidified, offering outstanding tensile strength and low shrinkage under heated conditions, as well as high elasticity. • CORD - Two yarns are twisted together to form cord with different twists per-meter as per customer requirement. • Greige Fabric - Cord material is taken into the warp and interlaced with nylon- cotton or poly-cotton weft to produce reinforcing material for a wide variety of uses. • Dipped Fabric - Greige fabric is impregnated with an RFL (Resorcinol - Formaldehyde - Latex) solution. The dipped fabric is hot stretched to reduce the effect of thermal shrinkage in a process known as heat setting. It is passed through different ovens to create adhesion with rubber, thus imparting dimensional stability. 12 Manufacturing Process - Reinforcement Nylon-6 Chips • Polymerization is a chemical process of reacting INPUT Caprolactam Yarn Cord Greige Fabric /Polyester Chips monomer molecules together in a chemical reaction to form a polymer chain. Nylon 6 is made by polymerization of caprolactam in presence of water and inert medium at Cable Polymerzation Spinning Loom Dipping high temperature. Corder • Industrial yarn spinning is the process in which dried polyamide 6 chips are melted and molten polymer is OUTPUT Nylon-6 Chips Yarn Cord Greige Fabric Dipped Fabric passed through fine holes of spinnerets with specific pressure & temperature condition to form fine continuous filaments. • Cable Cording machines are used in conversion of nylon r e 6/ polyster yarn into cord by plying two yarns into cable g d n r by twisting. After twisting the product, what we get is i o n C called a cord. n e i p l b S a • Loom is used to produce fabric by interlacement of warp C and weft cord /yarn. This is characterized as weaving process. Warp material (nylon 6/ polyster cord) is fed to loom through loom creel and condenser board so that uniform tension across the fabric width is maintained. • The dipping process for tyre cord fabric is done to impart g an adhesive coating on the surface of cord so as to make n m i p o it suitable for rubber adhesion. Also fabric cord is p o i L stretched & exposed to a high temperature to achieve D desired physical properties. 13 Caprolactam Price Trends Caprolactam Price (USD/MT) 2,500 2,066 1,981 2,000 1,868 1,877 1,879 1,412 1,638 1,500 1,266 1,368 1,000 500 - FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 14 Source – Tecnon spot and contract (Avg. of March month) Industry Overview • India’s textile industry is on a robust growth trajectory, projected to reach US$350 billion by 2030. This growth is expected to create around 3.5 crore (35 million) new jobs, significantly boosting employment and economic development. A central focus of this expansion is the promotion of “Brand Bharat”, positioning India as a global leader in textiles. Growth Factors For Global Synthetic Yarns and Reinforcement Market • The demand for synthetic yarns is increasing due to their wide range of applications. Global water scarcity leading to lesser or stagnant natural fibres production. Synthetic yarn properties such as ultra-lightweight fabrics, comfort, durability, ease to care and heat dissipation capacity are making this material more popular in the market. Other properties like thermal insulation, ease of manufacturing fabric, and many others are leading significant growth of global market size. • The synthetic yarn has several advantages over other traditional fibers like natural, silk, and cotton which are used to produce clothing items. These fabrics are often lightweight, thermostable, easy-to-care (machine wash/dry) and easily available at an affordable price point. • The use of fabrics made from synthetic yarns in automobiles has increased as it provides various benefits such as high strength, durability, and resistance to abrasion. These features help the manufacturers to meet their specific requirements and at the same time achieve cost-effectiveness. This is one of the main factors which contributes towards higher consumption of synthetic yarns by these industries globally. • Nylon Tyre Cord Fabric (NTCF) is used as reinforcement material in Bias/Cross ply tyres, which are primarily used in truck, bus, two - three wheelers, and off-the-road (OTR) vehicles used for mining, forestry, farming, heavy earth moving. • The company will be in position to take benefit of growth in passenger vehicle tyres through its foray in polyester tyre cord fabric. • Despite increase in radialisation of MHCV tyres, outlook for Bias tyres remain stable on account of following factors: a) Increasing trend over the years in export of tyres from India. b) On the back of rising income levels and higher spend on infrastructure will aid in growth of two wheelers, farm and Off the Road (OTR) tyre demand. c) Infrastructure push. 16 Sources: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleaseIframePage.aspx?PRID=2051849 Strategic Overview VISION MISSION We aim to provide innovative, cost-effective and We aspire to be a leading and reliable sustainable solutions, while following fair commercial organization in the business of reinforcement practices. By implementing total quality management, we fabric and man-made textile yarn. ensure complete customer and stakeholder satisfaction. Recent Strategic Initiatives Other Initiatives • Zero water discharge. ➢ The company has made significant capital expenditure in increasing • Usage of modern machinery at reinforcement capacities and debottlenecking of downstream capacities. facilities. • Carbon emissions reduced. This also includes spend on foray into Polyester Tyre Cord Fabric (PTCF) used in passenger radial tyres. • Continuously engaging with all • Recycling nylon waste to convert into stakeholders. Caprolactam. ➢ Investment in renewable power facilities to reduce cost of power. • Cost optimization. • Installation of Light-emitting diodes (LEDs). ➢ Continuously making effort to develop export market for Recycled Polymer • Improved product quality. • Various steps taken on energy and and Nylon Filament Yarn (NFY) made from Green Polymer. water conservation. ➢ Increase in capacities in downstream equipment for value-added Nylon • Better monitoring and controls of Filament Yarn (NFY). process parameters to provide consistent product quality. 17 Consolidated Income Statement PARTICULARS (INR Mn) FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 Operational Revenue 20,721 17,442 20,017 17,054 Total Expenses 19,297 16,614 18,870 15,576 EBITDA 1,424 828 1,147 1,478 EBITDA Margins (%) 6.87% 4.75% 5.73% 8.67% Other Income 190 335 373 419 Depreciation 412 503 550 554 Finance Cost 24 54 45 29 Profit Before Exceptional Item & Tax 1,178 606 925 1,314 Exceptional Item* - - - (19) Share in profit / loss of associate (1) (31) (6) (8) PBT 1,177 575 919 1,287 Tax 274 147 254 279 PAT 903 428 665 1,008 PAT Margins (%) 4.36% 2.45% 3.32% 5.91% Other Comprehensive Income 26 217 85 (5) Total Comprehensive Income 929 645 750 1,003 Basic/Diluted EPS (INR) 41.34 19.56 30.42 46.15 *Exceptional item includes impact of new Labour Code 19 Consolidated Balance Sheet PARTICULARS (INR Mn) FY24 FY25 FY26 PARTICULARS (INR Mn) FY24 FY25 FY26 ASSETS EQUITY & LIABILITIES Non-current Assets 8,897 8,839 9,326 Equity 13,644 14,176 14,959 (A) Share Capital 219 219 219 (A) Property, Plant & Equipment 7,994 7,818 7,557 (B) Other Equity 13,425 13,957 14,740 (B) Capital Work In Progress 37 132 129 Non-current Liabilities 1,459 1,433 1,380 (C) Right Of Use Assets 66 64 59 Financial Liabilities: (D) Intangible Assets 3 2 2 (a) Borrowings 338 199 60 (E) Financial Assets (b) Lease Liabilities 29 23 16 (i) Investments 676 711 1,403 (c) Others 26 22 22 (ii) Others 23 21 21 Provisions 123 136 127 (F) Other Non Current Assets 98 91 155 Deferred Tax Liabilities (Net) 818 920 932 Assets Held for Sale - 9 - Other Non Current Liabilities 125 133 223 Current Assets 7,946 8,969 9,188 Current Liabilities 1,740 2,208 2,175 Inventories 2,692 3,152 2,599 Financial Liabilities: Financial Assets (a) Borrowings 149 140 139 (a) Investments 2,740 3,379 3,484 (b) Trade Payables: (b) Trade Receivable 1,970 1,751 1,957 Total OS to Micro and Small Ent 73 117 137 Total OS to creditors 1,213 1,620 1,582 (c) Cash And Cash Equivalent 9 10 67 (c) Lease Liabilities 6 7 7 (d) Other Bank Balances 33 37 40 (d) Others 113 124 119 (e) Others 66 136 264 Other Current Liabilities 146 155 134 Current Tax Assets Net 14 35 4 Provisions 40 45 57 Other Current Assets 422 469 773 GRAND TOTAL - EQUITIES & 16,843 17,817 18,514 20 GRAND TOTAL – ASSETS 16,843 17,817 18,514 LIABILITES Financial Performance Operational Income (INR Mn) EBITDA (INR Mn)* & EBITDA Margins PAT (INR Mn) and PAT Margins (%) (%)* 2,000 16.00% 1,500 12.00% 25,000 14.00% 20,721 1,300 20,017 1,478 10.00% 1,424 17,442 17,054 20,000 1,500 12.00% 1,100 1,008 903 1,147 8.67% 10.00% 900 5.91% 8.00% 15,000 665 1,000 828 8.00% 700 6.00% 428 10,000 6.87% 6.00% 500 4.00% 500 4.75% 5.73% 4.00% 300 4.36% 5,000 3.32% 2.00% 2.00% 100 2.45% 0 - 0.00% -100 0.00% FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 Sales Volume (MT) Net Worth (INR Mn) Net Surplus Cash on Balance Sheet (INR Mn) 78,425 73,693 69,735 15,500 67,770 14,959 5,000 15,000 4,000 14,176 14,500 4,284 13,644 14,000 3,000 3,256 13,217 13,500 2,724 2,535 2,000 13,000 1,000 12,500 12,000 0 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 21 *Figures are stated before exceptional item Capital Market Information Share Price Performance Dividend Declared (INR/share) 20.0% 11.00 10.0% 10.00 10.00 10.00 0.0% -10.0% -20.0% -30.0% -40.0% FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 Apr-25 May-25 Jun-25 Jul-25 Aug-25 Sep-25 Oct-25 Nov-25 Dec-25 Jan-26 Feb-26 Mar-26 Century Enka Sensex Shareholding Pattern (As on 31st March, 2026) Price Data (As on 31st March, 2026) INR Face Value 10.00 CMP (NSE) 372.55 Promoter, 52 Week H/L 555.00/371.20 24.86% Public, Market Cap (INR Mn) 8,140.44 62.04% FII, 2.06% DII, 11.04% No. of Share outstanding (Mn) 21.85 1 Year Avg. 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