Nila Infrastructures Limited

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@BinNILAINFRASTRUCTURESLIMITEDNila/Cs/2022/45Date: August 22, 2022To,To,The General ManagerDepartment of Corporate ServicesThe ManagerListing DepartmentPhirozee Jeejeebhoy Tower,Exchange Plaza, C-1, Block G,BSE LimitedDalal Street, Mumbai - 400 001Scrip Code: 530377National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.Bandra Kurla Compelx, Mumbai - 400 051Scrip Symbol: NILAINFRADear Sir,Subject: Investor Presentation of Nila Infrastructures Limited - August 2022We hereby submit a copy of Investor Presentation of NilaInfrastructures Limited - August 2022and request the exchanges to take the same on record and disseminate for the information of theinvestors.The same is also available at the website of the company atwww.nilainfra.com which may please benoted.Thanking you,Yours faithfullyFor, Nila Infrastructure:WnDipen Y. ParikhCompany SecretaryEncl: a/aRegistered Office:Ist floor, Sambhaav HouseOpp. Chief Justice’s BungalowBodakdev, Ahmedabad 380015Tel.: 9179 4003 6817/ 18, 2687 0258Fax: 91 79 3012 6371e-mail: info@nilainfra.comCIN : L452016J1990PLC013417 AV AW ANA alitellabiMere)cean

INVESTOR PRESENTATION AUGUST 2022

Executive SummaryCompany Overview Nila Infrastructures Ltd. established in 1990, initially operating as a city-based realtor, has nowtransformed into a diversified urban Infrastructure entity operating in Gujarat and Rajasthan.It is listed on the BSE NSE and has a market cap of INR 2,020.2 Mn as on 30th June, 2022.Business MixInfrastructure Main focus is on Affordable Housing projects. Total 8,739 units have been deliveredDiversified execution capabilities in Urban Infrastructure projects such as MedicalColleges, Bus Ports, BRTS Stations, Multi-Level Parking Facilities, etc.In addition, the company also undertakes commercial and industrial constructionorders for selected reputed corporate developers.Key Projects Slum Rehabilitation Projects – Already redeveloped and rehabilitated slum dwellers in 1,664 residential units and 30 shops in Ahmedabad.Redevelopment of old City bus stations as new-age Bus Ports at Amreli and Modasa.Medical College Campus and Residences at Barmer, Rajasthan for 100 MBBS admission annually.Romanovia Industrial and Logistics Park and Kent Residential & Industrial Park – Industrial development spread across 300 acres nearBecharaji, Gujarat.Q1-FY2023 Financial Highlights (Consolidated)Operating RevenueINR 135 MnEBITDAINR 7 MnPATINR (5) MnY-o-Y Growth(7)%EBITDA Margins5%PAT Margins(2.8)%2

COMPANY OVERVIEW

Company Overview – Nila Infrastructures Ltd. A flagship unit of the Ahmedabad based Sambhaav Group, NilaOperational Revenue (INR Mn) andEBITDA Margin* (%)Infrastructures Limited is one of Gujarat’s leading companies engaged inurban infrastructure development.The Company has developed a unique business model of construction of17%Affordable Housing Projects, and development of various urban11%infrastructure.1,011933infrastructure on a land bank of 300 acres at Becharaji, Gujarat, an2,510The Company is developing Industrial, Logistics Parks and Residential8%2,258 9%FY2019FY2020FY2021FY20223%132 Q1-FY23emerging auto and industrial hub.Revenue break-up for Q1-FY2023* The Company has an order book of INR 7,281 Mn as on June 30, 2022.Urban Infra Others5%1%AffordableHousing94%*Standalone (As per IND-AS)4

Key Milestones2014 - 20222010 - 2013 AMC awarded contractfor Affordable Housingunder Mukhya MantriAvas Yojana, MultiLevel Parking, SRA Launched 3 majorhousing schemes - Rajasthan Government,VUDA award projectsAnvayaa,Anaahata FirstUrbanfor Affordable Housing,and AtuulyamDevelopment Project:EPIL,Urban260 decorative Bus Won a project toInfrastructureShelters for AMCconstruct IndustrialRepeatorderofStructures at RJD Listing on NSEfurther 460Textile Park in Surat Infusion of further Designed 28 BRTSequity through Private Ventured into Privatestations for AMC andPlacementWhite Label EPC ofwon further orderstownships Demerger of Real Launched first majorEstate business intoAffordableHousingNILA Spaces Ltd.Project “Asmaakam” Successful transition ofbusiness model fromEPC to PPP2006 - 20091996 - 20051990 - 1995 Incorporated&commenced Businessin 1990 IPO in 1995 Commenced buildingof land bank ateconomical rates forthe development ofreal estate projects5

Key DifferentiatorsProject Diversity Affordable Housing Projects, SlumRehabilitation Projects, MultilevelParking, Medical College Campus, BRTSStations, Office/Commercial Complex.Diversified geographical mix acrossGujarat and Rajasthan.Constructs low-complexity civilstructures for meritorious civicauthorities and reputed corporates.Execution Proficiency Financial Strength Well capitalized, consistentlymaintained debt-equity ratio below 1.Investment Grade Credit Rating Brickwork: BBB (Stable) / A2Healthy and well-diversified order bookof INR 7,281 Mn.The company has delivered 8,739 unitsunder the Affordable Housing Scheme.Established track record in satisfactorilydelivering projects aggregating to 10 Mn sq. ft.Constructed 72% of BRTS bus stations.Impeccable record of project executionand completion.Professional Team One of the most reputed BusinessGroups in Gujarat with Brand Goodwillof 32 years.An experienced professional seniormanagement team and Board ofDirectors who are dedicated to StrongCorporate Governance with a deepunderstanding of the government andregulatory mechanism.Over the years built a passionate andwell-trained managerial & technicalwork force.6

Awards & AccoladesAwarded “The Redevelopment Project of the Year” at the Realty Awards2019 - Giridharnagar Slum2021 - Chhanajina Chhapra7

Board of DirectorsMr. Manoj B. Vadodaria – CMD 40 years of experience, knowledge, and insight in theconstruction industry; transformed Nila from a city-based realtorto a meaningful civic urban infrastructure player Tremendous spirit and execution capabilities are what distinguishhim from others, and the driving force in taking Nila towards newhorizonsMr. Dilip D. Patel – Director Has business consulting experience of 30 years and is the Founder faculty of S.P. JainInstitute of Management Research Provided consultation services to a largenumber of Indian and multinationalcompanies including training of seniormanagersMr. Shyamal S. Joshi – Director 48 years of senior level financial management experience inmanufacturing and trading corporations Expansive experience in financial planning, funding, taxation andaccounting and has served numerous renowned companies. Fellowmember of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of IndiaMr. Kiran B. Vadodaria – Director B.E. (Mechanical) from L.D. Engineering College, currently theChairman and Managing Director of Sambhaav Media Ltd Past experience includes being the non-executive part timeDirector of the United Bank of India, President of the Gujarat DailyNewspaper AssociationMs. Foram B. Mehta – Director Possesses wide knowledge in the field ofbrand conceptualization and marketingmanagement; worked with HindustanUnilever Ltd., Tata Teleservices Ltd., AtharvaTelefilms Pvt. Ltd., JP Group and TasheeGroup Holds an MDP degree from IIM,Ahmedabad and a BE Chemical degree fromthe Nirma University, AhmedabadMr. Revant A. Bhatt – Director Extensive experience of real estate and construction sector ofmore than a decade varying in different segments includingBusiness Management, Legal, Litigations, Compliances, Marketing& Sales, Communication and PR He has graduated in Economics and done diploma in InternationalRelations from University of Pune8

Key Management PersonnelDeep Vadodaria - Chief Operating Officer An original thinker with an immense reasoning power. With aproblem-solving attitude, he addresses complex issues in his owndistinctive manner with excellent operational and project executionskills, he is driving the company to new horizons His idiosyncratic leadership style is structured on a well-define moralcode and provides for an excellent teamwork. He has embedded aculture of review, responsibility and shared accountability to achievehigh standards for allJignesh Patel – President (Project Mgmt. & Strategies) A civil engineer with a vast experience of 25 years in the field ofconstruction, project execution and project management He is a creative individual and has made significant contributions tothe company with his innovative and analytical abilities as well as hisproblem-solving skillsRajendra Sharma – President (Business Development) A law graduate with rich experience of 30 years, in wide variety ofprofessional areas e.g. business development, liaising, land & capitalmarket related matters, finance & accounts, law, banking, etc He is a specialist at predicting the trends of customer behavior. Afundamentally non-conformist professional, enjoys developmentalactivitiesPrashant Sarkhedi - Chief Finance Officer A professional with about three decades of experience in finance,accounting, fund raising and general management He is a disciplinarian, has in-depth knowledge and insight on diversesubject matters and possesses excellent organizational andmotivational skillsRitesh Parikh - Industrial Projects Head A civil engineer with 20 years of experience in the field of industrialconstruction as well as project execution and management His logical inputs, tenacious nature and organizational capabilitiescontinue to benefit the CompanyDipen Parikh - Company Secretary Has 10 years of experience of secretarial practice, corporate lawsand general legal affairs His exceptional enthusiasm towards his duties, wise inputs anddedication towards his responsibilities make him an asset to theCompany9

FINANCIAL & OPERATIONALHIGHLIGHTS

Q1-FY2023/FY2022 Financial HighlightsQ1-FY2023 Standalone Financial PerformanceQ1-FY2023 Consolidated Financial PerformanceINR 132 MnINR 4 MnINR 135 MnINR 7 MnIncome from OperationsEBITDAIncome from OperationsEBITDAINR 0.7 MnINR 0.00/shareINR (5) MnINR (0.01)/shareNet ProfitDiluted EPS (Not Annualized)Net ProfitDiluted EPS (Not Annualized)FY2022 Standalone Financial PerformanceFY2022 Consolidated Financial PerformanceINR 933 MnINR 75 MnINR 833 MnINR 73 MnIncome from OperationsEBITDAIncome from OperationsEBITDAINR 25 MnINR 0.06/shareINR (20) MnINR (0.05)/shareNet ProfitDiluted EPSNet ProfitDiluted EPS11

Quarterly Financial Performance – Standalone e from Operations132203(34.9)%240(44.8)%Operating 2.83%10.51%(768) Bps6.82%(399) BpsFinance her Income342820.8%366.1%Profit Before Tax43(13.5)%17(80.8)%Taxation3181.5%5(47.7)%Profit After Tax12(69.8)%12(94.1)%0.40%1.00%(60) Bps4.35%(400) BpsOther Comprehensive Income--NA-NATotal Comprehensive %Particulars (INR Mn)EBITDAEBITDA Margins (%)PAT Margins (%)*Diluted EPS (INR) (Not Annualized)* PAT Margin is calculated on the basis of Total Income12

Annual Financial Performance – Standalone (IND-AS)Particulars (INR Mn)FY2022FY2021Y-o-YIncome from Operations9331,011(7.7)%Operating Expenses858920(6.7)%7591(17.6)%8.04%9.00%(96) BpsFinance Cost148161(8.1)%Depreciation19185.6%Other Income12810028.0%Profit Before Tax3612NATaxation11757.1%Profit After Tax255NA2.36%0.45%191 BpsOther Comprehensive Income11-Total Comprehensive Income266NA0.060.01NAEBITDAEBITDA Margins (%)PAT Margins (%)Diluted EPS (INR)* PAT Margin is calculated on the basis of Total Income13

Quarterly Financial Performance– Consolidated e from Operations135146(7.3)%208(35.2)%Operating TDA Margins (%)5%13%(818) Bps7%(228) BpsFinance her Income292324.9%35(16.8)%Share in profit of joint venture and associate(net of tax)(5)(4)NA(21)NAProfit Before Tax(3)(7)NA(7)NA2(-1)324.5%4(59.3)%Profit After Tax(5)(6)NA(11)NAPAT Margins (%)NANANANANAOther Comprehensive Income--NA-NATotal Comprehensive ars (INR Mn)EBITDATaxationDiluted EPS (INR) (Not Annualized)* PAT Margin is calculated on the basis of Total Income14

Annual Financial Performance – Consolidated (IND-AS)FY2022FY2021Y-o-YIncome from Operations833969(14.0)%Operating Expenses760871(12.7)%7398(25.5)%8.76%10.11%(135) BpsFinance Cost145161(9.9)%Depreciation19185.6%Other Income1099119.8%Share in profit of joint venture and associate (net of tax)(32)(12)NAProfit Before Tax(14)(2)NA6450.0%Profit After Tax(20)(6)NAPAT Margin (%)NANANAOther Comprehensive Income11-Total Comprehensive Income(19)(5)NA(0.05)(0.02)NAParticulars (INR Mn)EBITDAEBITDA Margin (%)TaxationDiluted EPS (INR)* PAT Margin is calculated on the basis of Total Income15

BUSINESS MIX

Area of Operations Affordable HousingUrban infrastructurePrivate White Label ConstructionSlum Rehabilitation and Redevelopment: Transferable Development Rights (TDRs) and/or Balance Vacant LandBus Port: Commercial facility as a part of Bus Terminal Commercial facility over-and-above the Bus Terminal Slum Rehabilitation and RedevelopmentDevelopment of Bus PortsIndustrial DevelopmentAffordable Housing: The Company is paid for the cost of construction onmilestone achievement basis In certain projects, the added upside of free-of-costProject land (25%) on completion of the Project17

Projects and Geographic diversity18

ClienteleAhmedabad MunicipalCorporation (AMC)Applewoods EstatePvt LtdEngineering ProjectsIndia Ltd (a Mini Ratna)(EPIL)Venus InfraAhmedabad UrbanDevelopment Authority(AUDA)Gujarat State RoadTransport Corporation(GSRTC)Rajasthan Avas Vikas &Infrastructure Ltd (RAVIL)Vyapti GroupAdani Ports andSpecial Economic ZonesLimitedVadodara UrbanDevelopment Authority(VUDA)Adani Group19

INFRASTRUCTURE – AFFORDABLEHOUSING

Affordable Housing – Overview The company was one of the first to venture into the Affordable Housingscheme in 2012 and is now a specialist in this segment.Revenue from Affordable Housing (INR Mn) The company engages in the development of projects for EWS, LIG, andMIG sections in addition to participating in Slum Rehabilitation Projects. Delivered 6,515 flats 2.8 Mn sq. ft. Built Up Area.FY2019FY2020FY2021125Constructing 1.9 Mn sq. ft. aggregating 4,838 units of AffordableHousing.636 747GUJARAT: Execution of Affordable Housing projects for cash rich entitieslike AMC, AUDA, VUDA, Adani Group etc.:817 744 The company is leveraging its core competency and has built a significantPPP order book where the remuneration is superior for long termsustainable growth.FY2022Q1 FY23RAJASTHAN: Executed MoU with Government of Rajasthan under“Resurgent Rajasthan Partnership Summit”: Constructing 1.4 Mn sq. ft. aggregating 3,256 units of AffordableHousing at Jodhpur, Jaipur (4 sites), and Bhilwara. Delivered 2,224 flats 1.0 Mn sq. ft. Built Up Area.GoR 11GoG113Delivered 8,739Under Execution8,094PWL 6GoR 11GoG113GoG Govt. of Gujarat/GoR Govt. of RajasthanPWL Pvt. White LabelTotal Affordable Housing undertaken 16,833 Units21

Order Book for Affordable Housing at 30th June, 2022Total Order-book break upUI7%Affordable Housing93%Affordable Housing SegmentBreak upEPC11%Total unitsto beconstructedName of the ProjectBusinessModelLocationGovt /PrivateProjectStatusTotal ValueBalanceCompleted(INR Mn)*(INR Mn)*HNC Sabarmati (5)PPPAhmedabadGOVT2,198WIP2960.44.1%2838.6IC Vijaymill MHQ (8)PPPAhmedabadGOVT348WIP481.216.4%402.3Sonariya r – JoDAEPCJodhpurGOVT1,216WIP451035.6%290.5Khokhara OSQ (6)PPPAhmedabadGOVT462WIP530.928.6%379.0RNC Jaipur – JDAEPCJaipurGOVT1,192WIP498.810.1%448.3BOB Paldi (11)PPPAhmedabadGOVT91WIP159.982.9%27.3Bhilwara – r STPPPPAhmedabadGOVT96WIP343.226.5%252.1Amraiwadi Slum TAL6,762.5PPP89%TBI- To Be Initiated* In line with ethos of the good corporate governance, ethical practices, fairness, and transparency; the Order-book is prudentlyrealigned to depict the factual revenue potential.22

Completed Projects under Affordable HousingAdani Pratham Employer -Adani Infrastructures andDevelopers Pvt. Ltd Units – 800 flatsSewasi & Vemali Employer – VUDA Units – 820 flats 21 shopsLIG 6 Employer – AMC Units – 608 LIG flats 40 shops 8officesGirdharnagar Employer – AMC Units – 609 flats 21 shopsKhodiyar Nagar Employer – AMC Units – 307 flats 9 shops23

Completed Projects under Affordable HousingUdaipurEWS Package 1 & 4 Employer – AMC Units –1,992 flatsRRC Bapunagar Employer – Vyapti Units – 552 flats Employer – Urban Improvement TrustUdaipur Units – 1,152 flatsKailash Nagar Employer – AMC Units – 196 flatsJodhpur Employer – RUDSICO/RAVIL Units –1,072 flatsAnant Sky Employer – Nila Spaces Ltd Units – 460 flats 10 shops24

Industry Overview for Affordable HousingTechnologyfor on 80 lakh houses to be completed in FY23 under PM Awas Yojanascheme with an allocation of INR 48,000 crore Since May 2017, the Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GRERA)has approved a total of 9,301 real estate projects with an investmentpotential of INR 2.65 lakh crore, while 2,072 are in the affordablehousing category. The affordable sector will add 2.12 lakh housingunits, worth INR 43,155 crore, in the state. (Sourcewww.gujrera.gujarat.gov.in) The two main drivers of Affordable Housing are improved affordability,through reduced mortgage rates and Government support, throughvarious schemes and tax incentives. Policy support from the government is seen fueling the attraction foraffordable homes in India in 2021. In addition to government subsidies, record low home loan interestrates too, have been a great driver of home sales in the country.Expect to see more intense activity in the housing market in 2022especially in the affordable homes segment as various deadlines toavail of the government subsidies near the end. Total latent demand for housing of 10 Mn per year with steadyincome growth at 9-10% CAGR to improve affordability.Demand for 25 Mn homes in LIG and MIG categoriesHousing forAll by 2023Efficient landuseTraining CostPotential opportunities20172024AffordableHousing –INR 2-5 Mn0.5 Mn Houses;INR 1.6 Tnmarket1 Mn Houses;INR 4.6 TnmarketSocialHousing– INR 2 Mn5.7 Mn Houses;INR 2.1 Tnmarket9.5 Mn Houses;INR 7.6 TnmarketSource: Census of India, MoSPI, RBI, NHB25

Industry Overview for Affordable HousingKey Initiatives: Driving ProgressRERAInfrastructure StatusNUHFReduction of GST Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) for regulation and promotionof the Real Estate Infrastructure Status to Affordable Housing National Urban Housing Fund (NUHF) - EBR of Rs. 60,000 for funding PMAY(U) projects 8% to 1% in Affordable Housing Projects 12% to 5% in other housing projectsAHF Affordable Housing Fund (AHF) with initial corpus of Rs. 10,000 Cr. to reduce AHF interestburden on affordable housingIncome Tax Benefits Widening the scope of Affordable Housing- for income tax benefits (Section 80-IBA) from30 to 60 sqm for Metros & 60 to 90 sqm for Non-metrosAIF Alternate Investment Fund (AIF) of INR 25,000 Cr. for last mile funding of stalled HousingprojectsEoDB Major jump in ease of doing business rank in Word Bank’s Doing Business Report from142nd to 63rd. In construction permit, India climbed from 52th to 27th place26

CIVIC URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE

Urban Infrastructure – Overview The Company gained traction in Urban Infrastructure, in 2006-07 as the flagship company of the Group viz Sambhaav Media Ltd wasawarded construction of decorative AMTS Bus Stand in Ahmedabad. The Company has undertaken a variety of projects under Urban Infrastructure ranging from Bus Shelters to Industrial Sheds. The opportunities in urban infrastructure are abound and there are several plausible avenues that the Company can participate ingoing forward e.g. sewerage, waste management, social infrastructure etc. Sole Contractor for first UrbanDevelopment Project of 720decorative bus shelters completedfor AMC. Sole Contractor forShelters for RajkotCorporation (RMC).AMTS – Bus StopsNiche UrbanInfrastructureproject for AMCon an EPC basiswith 1,109 vehiclecapacity; totalconstruction areaof 30,444 sq. mts.100 BusMunicipalMulti-storied parking at Navrangpura, Ahmedabad Construction of a Commercial building for Daimler (a Mercedes Benzgroup company). Constructed Built-To-Suit (BTS) warehouses for TVS Logistics and NXLogistics as well as customized dormitories for Suzuki. Developed a medical college campus for 100 MBBS students intake collegeat Barmer, Rajasthan.Commercial Structures Redevelopment of D.K Patel community hall at Ahmedabad28

Order book for Urban Infrastructure at 30th June, 2022Total Order-book break upAffordableHousing93%UI Segment Break upEPC100%Urban Infra7%LocationGovt /PrivateProject StatusModasa Bus-Port CF - VyapnilaModasaGOVTWIP780.053%367.8Amreli Bus-Port CF - Nila TerminalsAmreliGOVTWIP413.364%150.8Name of the ProjectTotal Value(INR Mn)Completed1,193.3TOTALAPSEZ Office BuildingEPIL-Barmer Medical CampusNote: All the above mentioned projects are based on the EPC modelBalance(INR Mn)518.6DK Patel Hall29

BRTS – A Success StoryBRTS Bus Stations Built By NILA (104 of 144) – AhmedabadBRTS – A Success Story Prime Contractor for Global AwardWinning BRTS (Bus Rapid Transit System)project of AMC. 72% BRTS stationsawarded to NILA (104 out of 144). Total value INR 630 Mn.30

White Label Construction Under White Label Construction, the company undertakes construction projects on anEPC/LSTK basis for reputed private developers. 800 Affordable Housing units’ Residential complex project for Adani group. Office building project for Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ). The construction of Venus Ivy Residential Apartments – 2 Towers (Basement plusHollow Plinth and 12 floors). Active60 bungalows for the prestigious Applewoods township project of the Sandesh Group.monitoringInspire 1 and Inspire 1 extension – for Adani Group.of costApplewoods TownshipAdani InspireUSPStrictadherenceto timeschedule100%QA/QCVenus Ivy31

Industry Overview for Urban InfrastructureFUTURE SCOPE FOR INVESTMENTS IN CIVIC URBANINFRASTRUCTURE1%8%50.65%6%8.21%39.211%3%Urban Mobility Smart Parking Facilities Intelligent Traffic Management Integrated Multi-Modal Transport%10%3%16.3USD Bn6744%31 3.3 16.3 73.5 USD 950 Bn financing in the next 20 years to effectively build and run the urban cities by providing civic amenities,employment opportunities, and creating social infrastructure.28,360 MOUs signed, the maximum number of 21,889 were connected to the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME)sector.In the backdrop of the announcement of GIFT, MEGA, Dholera SIR, Mega cities, Million plus cities, etc., the Company isfavorably poised to replicate such experience across additional geographies / employers.Presently, India has 410 Mn urban dwellers. By 2050, 50% or 814 Mn people will reside in cities, making appropriate CivicUrban Infrastructure projects the need of the hour.Gujarat has been on the forefront of the Smart City Mission where 6 cities have been included in the project, whichemphasizes the scope for investment in Civic Urban Infrastructure.282.5 Waste Management Waste to energy Waste to compost Waste watertreatment Recycling andReduction of C&DWasteWater Management Smart Meters &Management Leakage Identification& PreventiveMaintenance Water QualityMonitoringSmartCitiesMissionSource: Policyforum.net32

INDUSTRIAL AND LOGISTICS PARKS

Becharaji (Gujarat) – The next Auto-hub of IndiaBecharaji, Gujarat Close proximity to Major all-weather ports viz., Kandla and Mundra, promise excellent access to global markets. This preempts huge long term investments by auto majors like Suzuki and Honda Motorcycles & Scooters in andaround the region.Distance (in Kms)SUZUKI PLANT320265HONDA TWOWHEELER65GIFT CityLocation Advantage96AhmedabadAirport98SP Ring Road104107AhmedabadAhmedabadRailway Station Central BusStationKandla PortMundra PortMajor Players in vicinity Part of the Delhi – Mumbai Industrial Corridor. Tier 2 and Tier 3 auto-component suppliers to set up theirproduction facilities. Most suitable for Auto and Auto Ancillary, Engineering, Logisticsand Warehousing. Has access to Western Dedicated Freight Corridor.34

Becharaji (Gujarat) – The next Auto-hub of IndiaParticularsRomanovia Industrial Park Pvt.Ltd.TVS WarehouseKent Residential and Industrial Park LLPSMGPL DormitoryNittsu Logistics WarehouseProject ImagesOwnershipLegal statusRegional Infrastructure50:50 Joint Venture between Nila Infrastructures Limited and the Kataria Group ( a prominent business house having major interests in automobile dealership and logistics)The entity is bonafide industrial user of land and eligible to obtain permission under Gujarat Tenancy and Agriculture Land Act(63 AA), can allot the plot/shed to industrialproject. Strategically located around 60-65 kms. from the WDFC. Within the DMIC influence regions, thus adding to the advantage of being the industrial centre-stage of the country. Under Western Railway Zone with excellent connectivity to North, East & South India About 60-65 kms. from GIFT city, Gandhinagar.Infrastructure provisionInternal roads, water distribution network, sewerage network, drainage treatment, effluent treatment, power distribution network, communication network, etc.Mode of ownershipproposed to be transferredFor long term lease or by out-right sale on selective basisUpdate on Industrial park These JVs are constructing total about 1.0 million sq feet bua comprising warehouse, dormitory, commercial center, etc. on Built-To-Suit and/or Ready-To-Shift basis for theestablished/highrated corporate clients.Industrial park approvalReceivedReceivedMaster plan approvalReceivedConceptualized by VMS, a renowned firmResidential/Commercial:Industrial:Received for 10 acresRest under conceptualizationPost TP finalizationProposed developmentplanIndustrial park-land available in requisite measure and dimensions with builtto suit plan optionIndustrial and logistics park - land available in requisite measure and dimensionswith built-to-suit optionResidential development: 1/2/3 BHK, apartments, bungalows, dormitoryCommercial development: Shopping complex, Hotel, Food Plaza, Multiplex,Hospital, School, etc.StatusAlready operationalAlready Operational – dormitory, Commercial complexResidential – Sample house readyExisting clientsTVS Logistics Services Ltd. (60,350 sq. ft.), and Nittsu Logistics (129,120 sq. ft.)BUA for warehouses on Built-to-Suit basisSuzuki Motors Gujarat Pvt Ltd for a 208,250 sq. ft. BUA dormitories for 2,906employees on Built-to-Suit Basis35

Way Forward – Infrastructure � status, serving as a stimulus to thesegment. Central Government has targeted the construction of10 Mn houses per annum with demand growing at 67 Mn per year due to population growth andnuclearisation of families. Potential addressable market may rise 4x in 7 years. In-situ rehabilitation of the slums situated on publicland in urban areas of Gujarat and Rajasthan. Smart Cities Mission for the development of 100cities all over the country, making them citizenfriendly and sustainable. , sewerage, waste management, andother social infrastructure.36

HISTORICAL FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Historical Financial Performance– Standalone (IND-AS)Particulars (INR Mn)FY2019FY2020FY2021FY2022Income from Operations2,2582,5101,011933Operating %8.04%Finance Cost130169161148Depreciation19171819Other 68%0.45%2.36%Other Comprehensive Income2-11Total Comprehensive Income224176626Diluted EPS (INR) (Not Annualized)0.560.440.010.06EBITDAEBITDA Margin (%)Profit Before TaxTaxationProfit After Tax*PAT Margin (%)* PAT Margin is calculated on the basis of Total Income38

Balance Sheet – Standalone (IND-AS)Equities & Liabilities (INR Mn)FY2020FY20211,4331,439394394(B) Other Equity1,0391,045Non-current Liabilities1,1311,250Shareholder Funds(A) Equity Share CapitalFY2022 Assets (INR Mn)9991,15687536--29(B) Provisions109(C) Deferred Tax Liabilities (net)8476899179641,64598293207427484317Other Financial Liabilities10619(B) Other Non Financial Liabilities278159Trade payableOther Financial LiabilitiesCurrent LiabilitiesTrade payable(C) ProvisionsGRAND TOTAL - EQUITIES rent Assets2,1682,1212,236(A) 0289901,2543,4813,6534,092Other financial Assets11 (D) Other Tax Assets7 (E) Other Non Financial Assets(A) Financial LiabilitiesBorrowingsFY20211,465 Non Current Assets394 (A) Property, Plant andEquipment1,071 (B) Investment Properties982 (C) Financial assets(A) Financial LiabilitiesBorrowingsFY2020(B) Financial assetsTrade Receivables893,4813,653Cash & cash equivalentsBank Balances other than9 aboveLoans1,102Other Financial Assets10(C) Other Current Assets4,092 GRAND TOTAL – ASSETS39

Historical Income Statement – Consolidated (IND-AS)Particulars (INR Mn)FY2019FY2020FY2021Income from Operations2,1382,435969833Operating 1%8.76%Finance Cost130169161145Depreciation19171819Other Income60116911092702151018Taxation804846Share in profit of joint venture and ther Comprehensive Income3-11Total Comprehensive Income203165(5)(19)Diluted EPS (I

2010 - 2013 1996 - 2005 Incorporated & commenced Business in 1990 IPO in 1995 First Urban Development Project: 260 decorative Bus Shelters for AMC Repeat order of further 460 Designed 28 BRTS stations for AMC and won further orders Launched first major Affordable Housing Project "Asmaakam" Launched 3 major housing schemes .