SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd. (Former1y known as SBI Cards and Paymem Services Pvt Ltd.)

DLF Infinity Towers, Tower C,

12th Floor. Block 2, Building 3,

DLF Cyber City, Gurugram - 122002,

Haryana. India

Tel : 0124-4589803

Email: customercare@sbicard.com

Website: sbicard.com

Registered Office:

Unit 401 & 402, 4th_ Floor, Aggarwal Millennium Tower,

E 1,2,3, Netaji Subhash Place, Wazirpur, New Delhi - 110034

CIN - U65999DL 1998PLC093849

May 11 , 2020

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Dear Sirs,

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Re: Newspaper Advertisements - Audited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2020

In compliance with Regulation 4 7 of the Listing Regu la t ions, enclosed please find copies of the Newspaper Advertisements of the Audited Financial Results of the Company for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2020, publis h ed in 'Times of India', 'Economic Times ' and 'Navbharat Times', on May 9 , 2020.

Kindly take the same on record.

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Yours faithfully,

For SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited (formerly known as SBI Cards and Payment Services Private Limited)

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The Times Of India - Delhi, 5/9/2020 Cropped page Page: 5

THE TIMES OF INDIA, NEW DELHI SATURDAY, MAY 9, 2020 5TIMES CITY | LOCKDOWN-DAY 45

New Delhi: Chief secretary Vi-jay Dev on Friday asked all dis-trict magistrates and deputycommissioners of police to “fa-cilitate” the commencement of“permissible economic activi-ties” as per the revised guideli-ne of the Union home ministry.

In an order issued as thechairperson of the state execu-tive committee of Delhi Disas-ter Management Authority,Dev said Delhi government hadbeen apprised that several ofthese activities were not beingallowed by different govern-ment authorities and residentswelfare associations (RWAs),which was contrary to the spi-rit of the Centre’s orders andsubsequent guidelines.

Giving the lists of prohibi-ted and permitted activitiesas per the revised guidelinesfor Lockdown 3.0, Dev direc-ted all DMs and DCPs to ensu-re that the field officials were“adequately informed andsensitised” about the instruc-tions regarding the permis-sible activities and “strictcompliance” was ensured.

The directions came days af-

ter deputy chief minister Ma-nish Sisodia sent him a terse no-te saying Delhi government hadreceived several complaints re-garding private offices in dis-trict centres like Nehru Placenot being allowed to operate,DM and DCP offices putting ad-ditional restrictions for openingindustrial units and RWAsprescribing their own rules forentry of self-employed peoplesuch as electricians, plumbersand domestic workers.

“These instances are absolu-tely unacceptable and it is the du-ty of district magistrates to ensu-re the economic activity com-mences in the NCT of Delhi,” Si-sodia had said. “It is necessaryfor all of us to fight Covid diseaseand it is equally a mandate onpart of the DMs to ensure that thepermitted activity begins at onceduring the permitted hours. AllDMs and DCPs be accordingly in-structed to give message to all en-forcement officers... to come withthe mindset of facilitators.”

Dev directed the DMs to is-sue similar instructions underDisaster Management Act2005 “so that the same are imp-lemented in letter and spirit byall field functionaries”.

After Sisodia note, CS asksofficials to get cracking

Q A restaurant at Punjabi Bagh Central Market is serving food to people coming to drink in cars. Is it allowed? –Anil Gupta

Only home delivery is allowed.

Q I have to go to Okhla from INA to the service provider’s office as my SIM card is not functioning. Can I go in my car ? –Ajay Rawat

If the shop is open, you can.

Q My PUC expired on May 2. Can I get it renewed immediately or do I have to wait? –Chitra Shrivastva

You can if they are renewing. Else, relaxation is being provided.

Q My father is 60+ and a diabetic living in Agra. My mother came to Delhi and got stuck here. I am worried about my father who is depressed and keeps asking when my mother will return. I want a 24-hr pass to go to Agra in my car to drop my mother –Raj Kishore

Please contact your area DM for interstate movement pass.

Q I had rented a place in Gurgaon in March but could not shift. Now that movement of non-essentials is permitted, can I shift from Delhi to Gurgaon in a truck ? –Aniket

Shifting is not allowed, only movement of goods is.

Q Is an architect’s office in a residential building allowed to open? -Abhishek Sinha

Yes, you can function with 33% staff while following social distancing.

Q Can a food processing unit in Naraina Industrial Area be opened or not ? The unit processes pistachios -Ayush Kapoor

Yes, they are allowed to open.

LOCKDOWN DOUBTS

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L CKDOWNFAQS?

To make your life easy during the coronavirus lockdown, TOI invites its readers to send their

queries at www.toilockdownfaqs.comWe will seek answers from the police and relevant

authorities. We request you to keep your questions brief.You may also email your queries to lockdownfaqs@timesgroup.com

Answers by Delhi Police spokesperson additional commissioner Mandeep Singh Randhawa

Q My son’s wedding has to take place in the presence of close family members on June 1 in Jaipur. How can I obtain permits for us and the driver of a private taxi for our journey from Delhi to Jaipur and back? –N Vishwanath

Please contact your area DM for an interstate movement pass.

New Delhi: For the second time this ye-ar, Delhi government has allegedly rele-ased inadequate funds for the salaries ofteaching and non-teaching staff of 12Delhi University colleges, that too after amonth-long delay.

The colleges complained that the fundsreleased for two months were so low thatthey could not fully pay the staff for evenone month. TOI earlier reported how colle-ges were facing funds crunch and had tobank on their savings to pay some teachersin March. The funds meant to come in Ja-nuary 2020 was released in March.

According to the sanction letter issuedby the directorate of higher education on la-te Thursday, Rs 18 crore 75 lakh has been rele-ased as grant-in-aid for the salaries of the100% Delhi government-funded DU colleges.

But the principal of one of the 12 colleges complained that not only the amo-unt was inadequate for even a month’s sa-

lary, “the funds sanctioned for one month’ssalary comes to an annual amount that isrelatively less than last year’s. How can col-leges pay arrears as per the new pay com-mission with this less money”?

To meet the gap in March, many colleges took loans from their studentfunds or used savings meant for in-frastructure projects. “But we can-not do that every month. Even inthis pandemic period, we will haveto withhold some salaries,” saidanother principal.

The funds are also meant for justsalaries, not other expenditureslike infrastructure maintenanceand electricity bills, claimed a prin-cipal. “They have set a condition that un-less colleges start their governing bodies(GB), there would be no funds. But GB for-mation is entirely between the governmentand the university administration. Whystop people’s salaries?” he added.

A government functionary, however,

rejected the allegations, claiming fullfunds, as per the Delhi budget, had beenreleased. “The funds due are clearly out-lined in the budget, they can’t claim wha-tever they wish,” he told TOI.

The criticism of the government ac-tion has come from various quarters. “The

government is linking the release ofgrant with GB nominations and pe-nalising the employees who have norole in it. Stopping reimbursementof medical bills, children educationallowance etc is also not justified,”said former DU executive councilmember A K Bhagi.

Sujit Kumar, a professor at BRAmbedkar College, said “Delhi go-

vernment is testing our patience in thissituation. Salary is our right but they aretreating us like beggars.”

DU Teachers’ Association presidentRajib Ray also said “the governmentshouldn’t link the release of grants withGB formations”.

Govt Official Claims Full Amount Released As Per Budget

Funds for salaries late andinadequate: DU colleges

New Delhi: The evaluation ofpapers already finished inthe Central Board of Secon-dary Education (CBSE) ex-aminations, will begin soonand will be done only in Co-vid-free green zones of thestates. It will be ‘evaluation athome’, with bags of the ans-wer sheets delivered to the re-sidences of the evaluators.

The circular sent by CBSEto the chief nodal officers,central supervisors, head examiners, has details regar-ding the evaluation work. Asthe lockdown was announced

the evaluation work was deferred from March 19 andexaminations also could not be held.

“Recently, the Centre ac-corded permission to CBSE tocomplete evaluation of the re-maining answer sheets of ex-aminations already conduc-ted. During the evaluationwork, all precautions are to betaken by the functionaries toavoid spread of Covid-19. Furt-her, it has been decided that allthe head examiners and addi-tional head examiners will al-so act as evaluators so that theevaluation can be completedearly,” said the circular issued

by CBSE, a copy of which waswith TOI.

Detailing out the guideli-nes, the board said, “evaluationwill only be done in corona freezones/districts/states as decla-red by the authority.”

The Chief Nodal Supervi-sors(CNS) — mostly heads ofdifferent schools — will haveto work in close contact withthe local administration ofall the states and districts.

As per the plan laid out byCBSE, bags will be preparedwith 200 answer sheets ineach, which will be sent to

CNSs with the help of regio-nal offices. The CNSs will beresponsible for arranging ve-hicles to transport the bags tothe residences of the evalua-tors. The CNS will have to ta-ke a picture of the Aadharcard, pan card and schoolidentity card of the evaluatorwhile delivering the bag.

The evaluators will be gi-ven seven days to evaluateone bag. The answer sheetschecked by the evaluatorswill then be re-checked by thehead examiner and additio-nal head examiner.

CBSE to pick evaluators from green zones

New Delhi: A day after a video showing a group of menand a policeman hitting a youthwent viral, the accused cop hasbeen suspended from duty. Theincident occurred in southwest Delhi’s Sagarpur.

“My brother is not Covid-po-sitive, but mentally challenged.He was accused of being a coro-na patient and beaten merciless-ly. The passersby kept recordingvideos instead of saving him,”said the victim’s sister. The fami-ly also lodged a complaint at Sa-garpur police station.

The man, who is in his 20s,was chased and beaten by cons-table Kamlesh for allegedly hug-ging people on the road. The yo-uth had stepped out of his housewithout the knowledge of his fa-mily to go to his sister’s house ashort distance away.

The youth’s sister claimed hewished a few people from his com-munity during Iftaar. The volunte-ers who were given charge of enfor-cing the lockdown saw the youthand chased after him. Seeing themcarrying sticks, the youth startedrunning. The pursuers then star-ted shouting that the youth was Co-vid-positive and hit him.

Kamlesh later joined them inthe attack. In the video, he is se-en instigating the group to hitthe youth on his back and legs.

DCP (Southwest) DevenderArya said that a case of assault andcriminal intimidation has been re-gistered and the other attackersare being tracked. A probe will beinitiated to find out if Kamlesh’sseniors were aware of the fact thathe had armed the local youths tohelp him enforce the lockdown.

Viral video: Cop identified,suspended

Mohammad.Ibrar@timesgroup.com

COLLEGESSAY FUNDSNOT ENOUGHFOR EVEN A MONTH

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New Delhi: Two five-star hotels and a budget establish-ment in the city were made in-to an extension of RajivGandhi Super Speciality Hospital (RGSSH) on Fridayto facilitate the treatment ofCovid-positive officials ofDelhi government, autono-mous bodies, corporationsand local bodies and their fa-mily members.

In all, 50 rooms each willbe converted into treatmentfacilities at Leela Ambiencenear CBD Ground and Park Plaza in Shahdara. Besi-des, 70 rooms have been boo-ked in Hotel Ginger in VivekVihar. More hotels could beconverted into care centres inthe future if the number ofCovid-positive people conti-nues to steadily rise.

The government issued anorder to Shahdara districtmagistrate to requisition therooms and place them at thedisposal of RGSSH immedia-tely. RGSSH director has beendirected to consider these ho-tel rooms as part of the hospi-

tal and provide healthcare fa-cilities to Covid-positive offi-cials. “Serious patients can beshifted to the main hospital,”the order added.

RGSSH spokesperson DrChhavi Gupta said healthca-re workers and governmentemployees of all groups whotest positive for novel corona-virus would be admitted intothese hotels and providedmedical treatment on a parwith the hospital. “It willwork as a morale booster forall healthcare workers andgovernment employees whoare working on the frontlinein the fight against coronavi-rus,” she added.

Currently, 118 patients areadmitted at RGSSH, whichhas been designated a Covidfacility by Delhi government.The hospital has the capacityto cater to 500 patients.

Earlier, Delhi governmenthad turned hotels and com-munity halls into Covid carecentres to accommodate therising number of patients inthe capital. With 338 new ca-ses on Friday, the total num-ber has risen to 6,318.

100 rooms in 5-starhotels now hosps

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21 अ पताल का चयन

पटल नगर क पास रलेवे क पर पदैल चल रह ेमजदूर को लटू िलयाएक बदमाश को पकड़कर पीटा, बािकय को पकड़ लायी पिुलस नगर सवंाददाता

पटल नगर क पास रेलवे क से पैदल रेलवे टशन जा रहे मजदूर को चाक िदखाकर बदमाश ने लूट िलया। गनीमत रही िक भाग रहे एक बदमाश को मजदूर ने ही दौड़ कर पकड़ िलया, िजसक बाद 3 अ य बदमाश को पुिलस पकड़ लायी। डीसीपी स ल संजय भािटया ने बताया िक पुिलस ने चार बदमाश को पकड़ा है, िजसम एक नाबािलग है। बदमाश का नाम अमर उफ बाजा (22), सोनू (21) और

अजुन (21) है। आरोिपय ने 6 मई की सुबह 3 बजे वारदात को अंजाम िदया था। उस दौरान सभी मजदूर मायापुरी से

पैदल ही रेलवे टशन जा रहे थे। वो लोग ेम नगर रेलवे क क पास पहुंचे

थे, जब बदमाश ने चाक िदखाकर उनको लूट िलया। सबक पास बहुत थोड़-थोड़ पैसे थे, जो उ ह ने घर जाने क िलए बचाये थे। लॉकडाउन क कारण वैसे ही काम बंद था, तो धीरे-धीरे पैसे खच कर रहे थे। पुिलस क मुतािबक, जब बदमाश वारदात को अंजाम देकर भाग रहे थे, तो पीिड़त मजदूर ने अमर नाम क बदमाश को पकड़ कर पुिलस को सूचना दी। उ ह ने बताया िक इनकी तलाशी लेने पर लूट क सभी सामान ज त कर िलए गए ह। आरोपी िद ली क ही रहने वाले बताए जा रहे ह।

‘ ाइवटे कल क गरीब ब को मु त लपैटॉप-इटंरनटे िदया जाए’िद ली हाई कोट म दायर की गई ह ैएक जनिहत यािचका मखु सवंाददाता, नई िद ली

िद ली हाई कोट न उस जनिहत यािचका पर क और िद ली सरकार स ेजवाब मागंा ह,ै िजसम आिथक प स ेकमजोर वग क ब को िनशु क

लपैटॉप, टबले स या मोबाइल फोन िदलाने क िनदश दनेे की मांग की गई ह।ै िजससे इ ह लॉकडाउन क दौरान कल की ओर स ेचलाई जा रह ऑनलाइन लासजे का फायदा िमल सक। मामले म अगली सनुवाई 10 जनू को होगी। ज टस मनमोहन और ज टस संजीव

न ला की बच ने यािचका पर क , िद ली सरकार, एमसीडी और 10 ाइवेट कल को नोिटस जारी िकया है। ‘ज टस फॉर ऑल’ नाम की एनजीओ की ओर से वकील खगेश झा ने यह यािचका दायर की

है। यािचकाकता की ओर से कोट को बताया गया िक ाइवेट कल ने फीस देने वाले ब क िलए िविडयो कॉ िसंग क ज रए ऑनलाइन लािसज शु कर दी ह। इन कल म पढ़ने वाले जो गरीब ब े

ह, वे पैस की तंगी की वजह से लैपटॉप, एं ॉइड मोबाइल फोन, आई पैड और हाई पीड इंटरनेट कने शन लेने म असमथ ह। इससे 50,000 से यादा ब पर बुरा असर पड़गा। यािचका म यह भी कहा िक इन ब को िनशु क लैपटॉप, फोन और हाई पीड इंटरनेट उपल ध न कराना संिवधान क तहत िश ा क अिधकार से

जुड़ उनक मौिलक अिधकार का उ लंघन होगा। आरोप लगाया िक कल ने ऐसा फसला लेते व त इन गरीब ब क बारे म नह सोचा और इसिलए वे घर पर बेकार बैठ ह।

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टोकन िस टम स ेहालात सधुर,े पर सब जगह नह

शराब क िलए कई जगह अब भी अ यव था, पिुलस को बदं करान ेपड़ ठक

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शराब की िब ी क िलए िद ली सरकार न ेशु वार स ेई-कपन िस टम शु कर िदया। इसस ेकछ जगह पर तो यव था सधुरती िदखी, लिेकन कई जगह पर हालात पहल ेजसै ेही नजर आए। इस बीच पिुलस किम र न ेसभी थान क एसएचओ को िनदश िदया ह ैिक शराब की दकुान क 50 मीटर क दायर ेम बै रकड लगाए जाए।ं यह सिुन चत िकया जाए िक िजसक पास टोकन या ई-कपन हो, वही जाकर शराब खरीद सक। इसक बावजदू शु वार को कई जगह पर पहल ेकी तरह िबना टोकन या ई-कपन क शराब खरीदन ेआए लोग की भी लबंी कतार लग । कछ जगह पर पिुलसवाल न ेएक तरफ ई-कपन और टोकन वाल की लाइन लगा दी थी। दसूरी तरफ िबना टोकन वाल को खड़ा िकया और बारी-बारी स ेशराब खरीदन ेभजेा गया। इसस ेकछ जगह तो यव था बनती िदखी, लिेकन कछ जगह पहल ेजसैी ही भीड़ लग गई। पिुलसवाल को कई जगह ठक बदं करान ेपड़। पालम म सोमवार को ठका खलुन ेक बाद अगले तीन िदन तक दकुान बदं थ । शु वार को ई-कपन लनेे क बाद लोग को लगा िक शायद आज शॉप खलु जाएगी। इस उ मीद म कई लोग सबुह 9 बजे ही शराब की दकुान क बाहर लाइन म लग गए, लिेकन दुकान खुली ही नह । वह सू यह भी बता रह ेह िक शराब की होम िडलीवरी को लकेर िवभाग न ेवबे पजे और मोबाइल ऐ लकशन बनाने की तयैारी भी शु कर दी ह।ै िवभाग की तयैा रय स ेलग रहा ह ैिक शराब की होम िडलीवरी योजना को लकेर ज द ही ॉ ट तयैार हो जाएगा और अगल ेएक- दो िदन म इस पर अिंतम फसला भी हो जाएगा। वबे पजे और मोबाइल ऐ लीकशन क ज रए होम िडलीवरी योजना को लागू िकया जाएगा।

ई-कपन क बाद भी लाइन म लगेजो लोग ई-कपन लकेर शराब खरीदन ेपहुचं ेथ,े उ ह भी

लाइन म लगना पड़ रहा था, य िक बड़ी तादाद म लोग कपन लकेर भी आए थ।े हालांिक इस नई यव था स ेलोग ज र थोड़ सतंु ट नजर आए। ि लोकपुरी क ठक पर यादातर पढ़-िलखे और नौकरीपशेा लोग ही कपन लकेर आए थ।े जबिक झु गी ब तय म रहने वाले लोग िबना टोकन या कपन िलए ही पहले की तरह शराब की दकुान पर पहुचं गए थ।े ऐस ेलोग को लबंी कतार म लगना पड़ा।

कपन म शाम का व त, पहुचं गए सबुह हीकपन िस टम शु होने स ेलोग खशु तो नजर आए, लिेकन

लॉग-इन करन ेक िलए िलकं खलुन ेम आ रही िद कत और कपन जनरेट होने म दरेी पर लोग न ेनाराजगी जताई। कछ लोग न ेयह भी िशकायत की िक िजन लोग को शराब खरीदने क िलए दोपहर या शाम का समय िदया गया था, व ेलोग भी

सबुह ही पहुचं गए। इसक उनका नबंर दरे म आया, िज ह पहले बलुाया गया था।

स लाई म कमी, परुाना टॉक ख म हो रहाशराब की कई दकुान पर माल की कमी की िशकायत भी

सामने आ । ई ट िद ली म शराब क कछ िव ता न ेबताया िक जब स ेदकुान खलुनी शु हईु ह, तब स ेअभी तक नई स लाई आ नह रही ह।ै पहल ेका टॉक लगभग ख म होन ेका आया ह।ै हालािंक इस बार ेम सभी न ेसबंिंधत िवभागीय अिधका रय को

सिूचत िकया था, लिेकन कई स का टॉक ख म हो जान ेसे लोग को मनचाह े ड की शराब नह िमल पा रही थी।

नॉथ-ई ट म कपन वाल को नह हईु िद कतनॉथ-ई ट िद ली म भी शराब की कम ही दकुान खलु पा ।

कछ दकुान माल नह होन ेकी वजह स ेबदं रह , तो कछ को सरु ा महुयैा नह कराए जान ेकी वजह स ेदकुानदार न ेनह खोला। सीमापरुी बॉडर पर शराब की दकुान क बाहर लोग की लबंी कतार दखेन ेको िमली। हालािंक यहा ंटोकन और कपन वाल े ाहक की सं या बहतु कम थी।

िबना कपन क भी पहुचं ेलोग, उनक िलए लगाई गई अलग लाइन

शराब की होम िडलीवरी को लकेर सरकार म चचा हईु तजे

िवशषे सवंाददाता, नई िद ली: आबकारी िवभाग िद ली म शराब की होम िडलीवरी को लकेर कई िवक प पर िवचार कर रहा ह।ै शु वार को सु ीम कोट म भी इस बार ेम यािचका पर सनुवाई हईु, िजस पर कोट ने सरकार को होम िडलीवरी क बारे म िवचार करन ेका सझुाव िदया ह।ै िद ली सरकार पहल ेही शराब की होम िडलीवरी को लकेर चचा कर रही ह।ै सू बतात ेह िक आबकारी िवभाग क सामन ेबड़ा सवाल यह ह ैिक होम िडलीवरी कस ेहोगी और इसक िलए िकसक साथ सपंक िकया जाएगा। माना जा रहा ह ैिक अगल ेएक स ेदो िदन म िवभाग कोई फॉमलूा तयैार कर सरकार को सप सकता ह।ैिद ली सरकार क एक सीिनयर

अिधकारी का कहना ह ैिक शु वार स ेशराब की दकुान पर ई- कपन िस टम भी लाग ूिकया गया। कई जगह पर कपन वाल क िलए अलग से लाइन भी लगी थ । हालांिक अभी भी कछ जगह पर हालात पहल ेकी तरह ही नजर आए ह। वह दकुानदार को स त िहदायत दी गई ह ैिक ई- कपन को लकेर िदए गए िदशा- िनदश को फॉलो िकया जाए। ई- कपन वाल क िलए बै रकिडग कर अलग लाइन हो।

शु वार से ई-कपन िस टम शु िकया गया, कछ जगह पर यव था सुधरती िदखी

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Regd Office: Unit 401 & 402, 4th Floor, Aggarwal Millennium Tower, E 1,2,3 Netaji Subhash Place, Wazirpur, New Delhi - 110034. Tel: 0124-4589803, GIN: U65999DL 1998PLC093849

E-mail : investor.relations@sbicard.com, Website: www.sbicard.com

EXTRACT OF AUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR/QUARTER ENDED MARCH 31, 2020

(~ in lakhs, except per share data)

Quarter Ended Year Ended

SI.No. Particulars 31/03/2020 31/03/2019 31/03/2020 31/03/2019 (Audited) (Audited) (Audited) (Audited)

1. Total Income from Operations 243,324.26 198,326.12 927,640.09 699,911 .02

2. Net Profit for the period 11,208.63 38,490.02 172,962.86 133,508.35 (before Tax, Exceptional and/or

Extraordinary items)

3. Net Profit for the period before tax 11,208.63 38,490.02 172,962.86 133,508.35

(after Exceptional and/or Extraordinary items)

4. Net Profit for the period after tax 8,354.47 24,873.64 124,481 .53 86,496 .59

(after Exceptional and/or Extraordinary items)

5. Total Comprehensive Income for the period 8,119.66 26,128.77 124,167.39 86,184 .05

[Comprising Profit for the period (after tax) and

Other Comprehensive Income (after tax)]

6 Paid up Equity Share Capital, 93,895.68 83,722 .22 93,895.68 83,722 .22

Equity share of ,10/- each

7 Reserves (excluding Revaluation Reserve) 440,226.47 275,055.55 440,226.47 275,055.55

8. Earnings Per Share (of ,10/- each)

(for continuing and discontinued operations)

(not annualised for quarters)

1. Basic: 0.89 2.67 13.35 9.45

2. Diluted: 0.89 2.67 13.21 9.45

a. The above is an extract of the detailed format of Audited Financial results filed with the Stock Exchange(s) under Regulation 33 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The full format of the Audited Financial results is available on the website of the Stock Exchange(s) (https://www.bsein-dia.com & https://www.nseindia.com) and can be accessed on the website of SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd (https://www.sbicard .com).

b. For disclosure under Regulation 52(4) of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please refer the full format of the Annual Financial Results available on the websites of the Stock Exchange(s) and the Company, as mentioned above.

c. The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Ind AS notified under the Companies (Indian Accounting Standards) Rules, 2015 as amended.

d. Management has exercised necessary due diligence to ensure that the said comparative results provide a true and fair view of its affairs.

e. In line with Hon'ble NCLT order dated June 04, 2019, SBI Business Process Management Services Private Limited (SBIBPMSL) has amalgamated with SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited from the appointed date April 01 , 2018.

f. During the year the Company was converted from Private Limited to Public Limited and Registrar of Companies issued fresh certificate of incorporation dated August 20, 2019 and consequently the name of the Company changed from 'SBI Cards and Payment Services Private Limited' to 'SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited' .

g. During the quarter ended March 31, 2020, the Company had come up with an Initial Public Offering (IPO) of 137,149,314 Equity Shares of face value of , 1 O each comprising of a Fresh Issue of 6,622,516 Equity Shares and an Offer for Sale of 130,526,798 Equity Shares aggregating to ,1,034,078.82 lakhs (Selling Shareholders ,984, 146.35 lakhs and ,49,932.47 lakhs of the Company). The equity shares of the Company were listed on Bombay Stock Exchange Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited on March 16, 2020.

h. Pursuant to Regulation 32 (1) there is no deviation/ variation in the utilization of proceeds as mentioned in the objects stated in the Prospectus dated March 6, 2020, in respect of the Initial Public Offering of the Company.

i. The Board of Directors have declared interim dividend of ,1 per equity share (10%) of the face value of ,10 per equity share for the financial year 2019-20, after the close of the reporting year, in accordance with Section 123(3) of the Companies Act, 2013, as amended.

j. The "Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2)", generally known as COVID-19, which was declared as a pandemic by the WHO on March 11, 2020 , continues to spread across India and there is an unprecedented level of disruption on socioeconomic front across the country. Globally, countries and businesses are under lockdown. Considering the severe health hazard associated with COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of India declared a lock down effective from March 25, 2020 which was initially till April 14, 2020 and is now extended till May 17,2020. There is a high level of uncertainty about the duration of the lockdown and the time required for things to get normal. The office of the Company is under lockdown since March 23, 2020.The extent to which COVID-19 pandemic will impact the Company's operations and financial results is dependent on the future developments, which are highly uncertain. Further, in accordance with the RBI Circulars dated March 27, 2020 and April 17, 2020 with regard to providing relief to borrowers on account of COVID-19 pandemic, SBI Card has offered a moratorium on credit card dues to eligible borrowers in accordance with a Board approved policy. In this backdrop, the Company, based on current estimates , has created an additional management overlay on Expected Credit Loss (EGL) amounting to ,48,925.57 lakhs during the quarter and year ended March 31 , 2020.

Place : Gurugram

Date: May 09, 2020

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Hardayal Prasad Managing Director & CEO DIN:- 08024303

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Kolkata | Bengaluru:Apparel, jewel-lery, electronics and smartphone chains,including Central, Brand Factory, Tan-ishq, Sangeetha Mobiles and Great East-ern Retail, are reaching out to housing

societies to send vans filled withtheir products for consumers tobuy right from their doorstep.These retailers, along with Cro-

ma, Lifestyle and Vijay Sales,have also started opening theirhigh-street stores in states thathave allowed retail sales of non-essential goods as part of the grad-ual opening up after lockdown,and are taking orders through vir-tual tour of their existing storesand from their online stores, com-pany executives said.

“The idea of store-on-wheels isthat customers should not feel suffo-cated that they can’t go out andshop, and feel the same pleasureright at their doorsteps,” said Vish-nu Prasad, MD of Future LifestyleFashions that owns Central andBrand Factory.

Future Group has already re-ceived approval for store-on-wheels from six resident welfare

associations (RWAs) in Bengaluru, andit is reaching out to more RWAs in manystates. “The fear of going to crowdedplaces will continue for some time, maybe six months, and hence these will con-tinue,” Prasad said.

Tata Group jeweller Tanishq is pilotingtry-at-home in Bengaluru and plans toroll it out in two more cities by June.

Ajoy Chawla, CEO of the jewellery divi-sion of Titan that runs Tanishq, said itwill wait till RWAs’ anxiety is reduced totake this initiative nationwide, adding

this will be a long-term feature irrespec-tive of Covid-19. “Shoppers may want toget back to this traditional style of buy-ing jewellery to avoid driving and park-ing in the new normal world,” he said.

South India’s largest cell phone retailchain Sangeetha Mobiles and East In-dia’s largest electronics chain GreatEastern Retail, too, are firming up store-on-wheels plans.

Subhash Chandra, MD of Sangeetha Mo-biles, said such mobile shops will have en-tire merchandise, but there won’t be anyproduct demonstration as several brandshave prohibited it. Many chains are offer-ing virtual tour of their stores to custom-ers through store cameras and WhatsAppvideo calls with sales executives provid-ing assistedshopping.

Departmental store chain Lifestyle is yetto open stores but has started ecommerceoperations with assisted shopping bystore staff in green and orange zones, itsmanaging director Vasanth Kumar said.

Ritesh Ghosal, chief marketing officer ofTata-owned electronics chain Croma, saiddaily traffic on its web store has increasedby 50% over the last week while operation-al stores are enjoying double digit growtheven though they have to down the shutterby 6 pm or 7 pm. Retailers are also allowingcustomers to fix an appointment time tovisit the store so that they don’t have towait in queues as store entries are limiteddue to social distancing norms.

THE STORE ISCOMING TO YOUTo ensure sales, top retailers look to offer customers thepleasure of doorstep shopping by rolling out mobile shops

5Covid-19 Impact: Pharma & CompaniesThe Economic Times, New Delhi / Gurgaon, Saturday, 9 May 2020

corporators and the mayor of Navi Mum-bai for closure of the market. A meetingof all the stakeholders was held on Fri-day, which was attended by Anoop Ku-mar, principal secretary (marketing).

“We have decided to screen all the mar-ket functionaries of the APMC and testthose found to be having symptoms ofCovid-19. Traders will bear the cost oftheir Covid-19 test, while the APMC willbear the cost of Covid-19 test of othermarket functionaries. The market willbe thoroughly sanitised during this pe-riod," a release issued by the APMC said.

A PLANNED DECISIONAnoop Kumar, principal secretary (mar-keting), Maharashtra told ET: “We arenot deterred by unfounded fear and sca-re-mongering. We have to take a reaso-ned decision and cannot afford to spreadpanic among the residents of Mumbaiand the MMR region.”

Since the first Covid-19 patient was fo-und at the APMC in April, the number of

vehicles it used to get at its premises hasalready been reduced by sending the ve-hicles carrying fruits and vegetables di-rectly to main city and suburbs bypas-sing the market. The grains market hadstarted working on alternate days by un-loading the goods on one day and loadingthem in smaller vehicles for supplyingto the city the next day.

“The closure of the market will be aplanned decision leading to no shorta-ges of the daily essentials. The city alre-ady has enough stock for one to twomonths, which has already decreasedthe demand for grains. We will supplyenough grains during the next two da-ys,” said Nilesh Veera, director, APMC,Vashi representing the grain market.

After mounting pressure from NMMC,the APMC had conducted screening ofmarket operators. “We had found 20 positi-ve patients in the screenings carried out bythe APMC and in another screening carri-ed out of the traders at the grains market,we had found 8 positive patients,” said Na-rendra Patil, a labour leader. He said that areview meeting will be held to discusslong-term measures about maintainingthe supply chain.

Jayashree.Bhosale@timesgroup.com

Pune: The Agricultural Produce Marke-ting Committee (Mumbai) will remain clo-sed for a week from May 11 as a number ofmarket functionaries and people related tothe whole supply chain tested positive forCovid-19. However, the state governmenthas asked traders to operate the market fortwo days on Saturday and Sunday andsupply goods required for the city's needsfor the next 10 days to ensure no shortages.

The health department of the NaviMumbai Municipal Corporation(NMMC) had sought the closure of theAPMC on April 28, which was not accep-ted by the state government.

Some of the internal roads of theAPMC, where infected patients were fo-und, had been sealed. The state govern-ment has been trying to keep the supplychain uninterrupted to avoid profitee-ring and black marketing.

There was growing pressure from local

WITH MANY FUNCTIONARIES TESTING POSITIVE...

The closure of the market will

be a planned decision leading to no shortages of the daily essentials. The city already has stock enough for one -two months, which has already decreased the demand for grains. We will supply enough grains during nexttwo days.NILESH VEERADirector, APMC, Vashi

MARKET TO CLOSE FROM MONDAY State asks traders to operatemkt during weekend to ensure city’s needs are met for 10 days

reduces capacity. In addition,there is the impact of supplychain disruptions.

Major private hospitals likeFortis, Max Healthcare, Me-danta and BL Kapoor have se-en a decline in the number ofvolumes and occupancy.

“Our inpatient occupancy ishovering around 30% and inOPD, there is a fall of 80%. Forhospitals, with fixed costs be-ing about 65-70% of the total,there is likely to be a signifi-cant negative impact on profi-tability and cash flow impactin Q1, with some recovery inQ2,” Fortis Healthcare mana-ging director Ashutosh Rag-huvanshi said.

Though hospitals have re-sorted to e-consultations, theincreased burden to createcapacity to deal with the Co-vid-19 situation has resultedin huge losses. Salaried doc-tors at some hospitals have al-ready seen a pay cut of 25-50%. Raghuvanshi said inFortis, senior managementand senior doctors had volun-tarily taken salary reduc-tions ranging from 10%-50%.

He said the chain had not cut“salaries of our staff or offrontline workers who are thebackbone of the system.” AtIndraprastha Apollo Hospi-tal in Delhi, there are salari-ed consultants who work inradiology and laboratories;junior medical residents andregistrars. Most other con-sultations work on the fee-for-service model.

They get the remunerationas per the cases they handle.

Fewer Patients MeanLower Pay for Docs in Private Hospitals

Teena.Thacker@timesgroup.com

New Delhi: The Covid-19 pan-demic has taken a toll on the fi-nancial health of doctors wor-king in private medical facili-ties. Several major private ho-spitals have complainedabout mounting losses, asthey have stopped elective sur-geries and are getting fewerpatients in the wake of thepandemic. Some have resor-ted to cutting salaries of doc-

tors to reduce cost, severaldoctors working in big privatehospitals told ET, speaking oncondition of anonymity.

On one hand, there is a signi-ficant drop in occupancy toaround 30% due to stoppageor reduction in elective workand international patients,leading to a sharp drop in re-venue. On the other, costs ha-ve increased as disinfection,sterilisation, infection cont-rol, personal protection equ-ipment, setting up isolationwards, staff rotations and qu-arantines are all essentialnow. Physical distancing alsoincreases logistics costs and

seeking comment.“We have got 200 rooms. The Delhi

government had approached us. As perthe instructions that we have received, allthe guests are supposed to pay for therooms. The government is not footing thebill. In our case it’s ̀̀ 4,000 for a singleroom and ̀̀ 4,800 for a double room, in-clusive of meals plus taxes,” said TarunThakral, chief operating officer at LeMeridien. “I think they are giving optionsto arriving passengers to choose fromhotel categories and rates.”

The Delhi government has reportedlyallocated 1,200 rooms in Delhi and Nation-al Capital Region for the purpose.

The Hotel and Restaurant Association of

Western India said it has been in constanttouch with the authorities in Maharash-tra and has arranged more than 1,500rooms at discounted rates in Mumbaiacross categories. “We are waiting formore details like flight arrivals and trav-eller details. Right now we have allocatedrooms only in Mumbai but there could betravellers from cities like Pune. We havebeen in touch with authorities on a regu-lar basis. These rooms are across cate-gories ranging from one to five-star ho-tels,” said Bharat Malkani, who is on theadvisory council for HRAWI.

THE Park Hotels said the chain’s Hyd-erabad and Chennai hotels have beenapproached. “Discussions are going onover the number of rooms required,” saidthe spokesperson.

An Accor spokesperson said the chain'sNovotel hotels in Lucknow and Chennaihave been approached for the exerciseand that discussions are still underway.

“At ibis New Delhi Aerocity, there are200 rooms which have been committedfor the repatriation exercise. Otheribis hotels in Kochi, Hyderabad andNavi Mumbai have been approachedfor this exercise but we have not com-mitted to anything so far,” said theAccor spokesperson.

Coming Home from Overseas? YourHotel Room’s Booked, But Not Paid For

Anumeha.Chaturvedi@timesgroup.com

New Delhi: As India begins its biggestrepatriation exercise to bring back 14,800nationals stuck in 12 countries, the gov-ernment is earmarking a range of hotelrooms across the spectrum, from one starproperties to plus five-stars, for quaran-tining these travellers who will be land-ing in different cities.

Hotels newly earmarked in Delhi in-clude the Taj Palace Hotel, Shangri-La’sEros Hotel and Le Meridien, according topeople aware of the matter. Besides TajPalace, the Indian Hotels Company hasearmarked rooms in five of its hotels inBengaluru for the exercise, including inTaj MG Road, Taj West End and the Vivan-ta hotel in Whitefield.

“We are glad to be able to offer supportand care for our community,” said aShangri-La spokesperson. “The hotel (inDelhi) will accommodate some of thesereturning travellers as and when re-quired. During this period, we will takeall necessary precautions and strictlyabide by the guidelines provided by theMinistry of Health and Family Welfare,”.

IHCL did not respond to ET’s emails

Govt earmarks multiple hotels to quarantine 14,800 Indians who will be brought back

The expected high enrol-ment rates, together withadaptive vaccine successcriteria, will accelerate theprocess and “allow the studyto achieve reliable resultswithin a defined time frame(within 3-6 months of recei-ving sufficient suppliesfrom the vaccine develo-per),” WHO said.

To target resources on vac-cines more likely to be suc-cessful, other candidate vac-cines may be eliminated ifevidence emerges that they

can have no benefit relativeto placebos or to other vacci-nes. Participants will be cen-trally randomised so thatthey have the same chance ofreceiving a placebo as get-ting a vaccine candidate. Thestudy will enrol continuous-ly. At least five companies inIndia are collaborating withglobal groups in developingpotential vaccines againstSARS-Cov-2, the virus thatcauses Covid-19.

“In addition, at least four ofour national laboratories aredeveloping potential vaccineantigens,” a senior govern-ment official said.

WHO Recommendsa ‘Solidarity Trial’to Speed Up Vaccine

Teena.Thacker@timesgroup.com

New Delhi: The World He-alth Organization has propo-sed a solidarity trial with anadaptive design to help speedup the availability of a vacci-ne for Covid-19. Participantswill be enrolled continuous-ly during the trial and vacci-ne candidates that are notworking will be droppedfrom testing.

WHO is working on the prio-ritisation criteria, SoumyaSwaminathan, chief scien-tist, told ET. “The processhas not yet started and is un-der discussion now. Theprioritisation criteria willbe published soon,” she said.

There are about 90 vaccinecandidates in various stagesof testing for Coivd-19, altho-ugh only a few are likely tomake the cut. According toWHO, all sites with sufficienttransmission rates can be in-cluded in the trial.

“Participating sites must beable to determine whethertrial participants develop Co-vid-19, perform safety follow-up, and assure multiple waysto contact participants to as-sure follow-up and reten-tion,” WHO said, outliningplans for a clinical trial thatwill test many vaccines in asingle study and not separa-tely. “Some sites may not eva-luate all vaccines (due to lo-cal regulatory constraints,product availability or otherlimiting factors).”

SLOW & SAFERetailers have started openingtheir high-street stores instates that have allowed saleof non-essential products

EARLIER REQUEST

Health deptof NMMC had sought

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Mumbai’s APMC to KeepMarket Shut for a Week

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OSBI Card SBI CARDS AND PAYMENT SERVICES LIMITED [Formerly known as SBI Cards and Payment Services Private limited]

Regd Office: Unit 401 & 402, 4th Floor. Aggarwal Millennium Tower, E 1,2.3 Netaji Subhash Place, Wazirpur, New Delhi - 110034. Tel: 0124-4589803, CIN: U65999DL 1998PLC093849

E-mail: investor.relafons@sbicard.com, Website: www.sbicard.com

EXTRACT OF AUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR /QUARTER ENDED MARCH 31 , 2020

SI.No. Particulars

Total Income from Operations

2. Net Profit for the period (before Ta;,;:, Exceptional and/or

Extraordinary items)

Net Profit for the period before tax (after Exceptional and/or Extraordinary items)

Net Profi1 for the period after tax (after Exceptional and/or Extraordinary items)

5 Total Comprehensive Income for the period [Comprising Profit for the period (after tax) and Other ComJ)fehensive Income (after tax)]

PaidupEquityShareCapilal. Equityshareof~10/-each

Reserves (excluding Revaluation Reserve)

Earnings Pef Share (of ~101- each) (for continuing and discontinued operations) (not annualised for quarters) 1. Basic: 2. Diluted:

({ lnlakhs,exceptpersharedata)

Quarter Ended Year Ended

31 /03/2020 31 /03/2019 31 /03/2020 31 /03/2019 (Audited) (Audited) (Audited) (Audi ted)

243,324.26 198,326.12 927,640.09 699,911 .02

11,208.63 38,490.02 172,962.86 133,508.35

11 ,208.63 38,490.02 172,962.86 133,508.35

8,354.47 24,873.64 124,481.53 86,496.59

8,119.66 26,128.77 124,167.39 86,184.05

93,895.68 83,722.22 93,895.68 83,722.22

440,226.47 275,055.55 440,226.47 275,055.55

0.89 2.67 13.35 9.45 0.89 2.67 13.21 9.45

a. The above is an extract of the detailed format of Audited Financial results filed with the Stock Exchange(s) under Regulation 33 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (listing Obligations and Disclosure Requiremen ts) Regulations, 2015 The full format of the Audited Financial results is available on the website of the Stock Exchange(s) (https:/fwww.bsein-dia.com & https://www.nseindia.com) and can be accessed on the website of S8I Cards and Payment Services Ltd (https://www.sbicard.com)

b. For disclosure under Regulation 52(4) of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please refer the full format of the Annual Financial Results available on the websites of the Stock Exchange(s) and the Company, as mentioned above.

c. The financia l statements have been prepared in accordance with Ind AS notified under the Companies (Indian Accounting Standards) Rules, 2015 as amended.

d. Management has exercised necessary due diligence to ensure that the said comparative results provide a true and fair view of its affairs

e. In line with Hon'ble NCLT order dated June 04, 2019, SBI Business Process Management Services Private Limited (SBIBPMSL) has amalgamated wtlh SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited from the appoin ted date Apri l 01 , 2018.

I. During the year the Company was converted from Private Limited to Pu~ic Limited and Registrar of Companies issued fresh certificate of incorix>ration dated August 20, 2019 and consequently the name of the Company changed from 'SBI Cards and Payment Services Private Limited ' to 'SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited '.

g. During the quarter ended March 31, 2020, the Company had come up with an Initial Public Offering (IPO) of 137,149,314 Equity Shares of face value of f10 each comprising of a Fresh Issue of 6,622,516 Equity Shares and an Offer for Sale of 130,526,798 Equity Shares aggroga~ng to fl ,034,078.82 lakhs (Soiling Shareholders f984,146.35 lakhs and N9,932.47 lakhs of the Company). The equity shares of the Company were listed oo Bombay Staci< E)(change Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited on March 16, 2020.

h. Pursuant to Regulation 32 (1) there is no deviation/ variation in the utilization of proceeds as mentioned in the objects stated in the Prospectus dated March 6, 2020, in respect of the Initial Public Offering of the Company.

1 The Board of Directors have deciared interim dividend of ~1 per equity share (10%) of the face value of ,10 per equity share for the financial year 2019-20, after the close of the reporting year, in accordance with Section 123(3) of the Companies Act, 2013, as amended.

J The · severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2)", generally known as COVID-19, which was declared as a pandemic by the WHO on March 11, 2020, continues to spread across India and there is an unprecedented level of disruption on socioeconomii; front across the country. Globally, oountries and businesses are under lockdown Considering the severe health hazard associated with COVID-19 pandemii;, the Government of India declared a lock down effective from March 25, 2020 which was ini tially till April 14, 2020 and is now extended till May 17,2020. There is a high level of uncertainty about the duration of the lock down and the time required for things to get normal. The office of the Company is under lockdown since March 23, 2020.The extent to which COVID-19 pandemic will impact the Company's operations and financial results is dependent on the future developments, which are highly uncertain. Furth6f, in accordance with the RBI Circulars dated March 27, 2020 and April 17, 2020 with regard to providing relief to borrowers on account of COVID-19 pandemic, SBI Card has offered a moratorium on credit card dues to elig ible borrowers in accordance with a Board approved policy. In this backdrop, the Company, based on current estimates, has created an additional management overlay on Expecied Credit Loss (ECL) amounting to f48,925.57 lakhs during the quarter and year ended March 31 , 2020

Place: Gurvgram

Date: May09, 2020

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Hardayal Prasad

Managing Director & CEO

DIN:-08024303

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