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Transforming Tech Industries And Beyond With Ai Powered Predictive Business Analytics Model In Fintech Sector

Abstract: A new age of change has begun in the fintech industry with the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI), which is transforming conventional business methods and spurring creativity to previously unheard-of heights. In the finance industry, AI-powered predictive business analytics models have created a paradigm shift that is examined in this article along with its ramifications for other tech industries. Artificial intelligence (AI)-driven predictive business analytics models use cutting-edge machine learning algorithms to evaluate enormous volumes of data, spot trends, and produce predictive insights that let companies make confident and well-informed decisions. Increased decision-making accuracy, lower costs, better risk management, customized client experiences, competitive advantage, increased productivity and efficiency, and regulatory compliance are just a few benefits that these models provide. Fintech companies may accelerate innovation, seize new opportunities, and prosper in the digital economy by utilizing AI and predictive analytics. Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered predictive business analytics models are revolutionizing tech industries and beyond, influencing the direction of finance and technology. These models can be used to optimize investment plans, mitigate financial risks, or provide personalized services to clients. This study examines possible directions for further research and development in this quickly developing subject, as well as the advantages and ramifications of this transition.

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Application #
Filing Date
13 June 2024
Publication Number
31/2025
Publication Type
INA
Invention Field
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Status
Email
Parent Application

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Management Education and Research Institute
52-55, Sewa Marg, Janakpuri Institutional Area, Janakpuri, New Delhi, Delhi 110058

Inventors

1. Sachin Kumar
Management Education & Research Institute (MERI), 52-55, Sewa Marg, Janakpuri Institutional Area, Janakpuri, New Delhi, Delhi 110058
2. Lalit Aggarwal
Management Education & Research Institute (MERI), 52-55, Sewa Marg, Janakpuri Institutional Area, Janakpuri, New Delhi, Delhi 110058
3. Sumit Chauhan
Management Education & Research Institute (MERI), 52-55, Sewa Marg, Janakpuri Institutional Area, Janakpuri, New Delhi, Delhi 110058
4. Aditi Sharma
Management Education & Research Institute (MERI), 52-55, Sewa Marg, Janakpuri Institutional Area, Janakpuri, New Delhi, Delhi 110058

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Description:FIELD OF THE INVENTION
[1] Using artificial intelligence (AI) in the predictive business analytics domain is the current invention's means of greatly advancing and improving a range of enterprises, particularly the finance technology industry. Keeping up with the times is crucial in the quick-paced worlds of technology and finance. Predictive business analytics driven by artificial intelligence (AI) is a novel approach in the fintech industry that has the potential to revolutionize the industry and beyond. Through the use of artificial intelligence, this cutting-edge platform provides unmatched insights and vision, empowering companies to make data-driven decisions with assurance and accuracy. Utilize AI-driven predictive analytics to open up new opportunities and help you negotiate the intricacies of the modern digital economy, whether you're a fintech startup, retail investor, or financial institution.
BACKGROUND AND PRIOR ART OF THE INVENTION
[2] Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized traditional business operations and enabled previously unheard-of levels of efficiency, precision, and innovation in the fintech sector. Predictive business analytics models driven by AI have become a key component of this shift, enabling companies to use massive data sets to make wise decisions and stay one step ahead of the competition. AI-powered predictive analytics models have found wide-ranging uses, particularly in the fintech sector, where data-driven insights are essential for driving growth, managing risks, and improving consumer experiences.
Advanced machine learning algorithms are employed by these models to analyses past data, detect patterns and trends, and produce predictive insights. These insights enable organizations to foresee market swings, optimize investment plans, and customize services for individual clients. The demand for AI-powered predictive analytics solutions in the fintech sector has increased due to the growing digitization of financial services and the exponential expansion of data. To enhance their competitiveness and take advantage of new prospects, tech giants, financial institutions, and startups are all making significant investments in the creation and implementation of these models.
Given this, it is not surprising that the fusion of AI and predictive analytics has revolutionized the fintech industry and affected other sectors as well. Businesses in all sectors are adopting AI-driven predictive analytics to boost productivity, enhance decision-making, and spur innovation, from manufacturing and logistics to healthcare and retail. With its application to predictive business analytics in the fintech industry, artificial intelligence is poised to have a profound impact on not only the tech sector but also other industries as it develops and matures. This will open up new avenues for business in the digital era and revolutionize possibilities.
[3] Artificial intelligence, however, has evolved into a powerful tool for prediction. Because AI systems can learn from data, identify trends, and predict consequences, business analytics is being tackled in a different way. AI integration with corporate intelligence technologies is one significant advancement. This integration enables organizations to anticipate future trends and outcomes, enabling them to make more proactive decisions by fusing historical data analysis with predictive analytics.
[4] Neural networks, decision trees, and regression analysis are just a few of the machine learning techniques that predictive analytics has used. The past art in this topic has a number of techniques for training and optimizing these models for specific business use cases. Different industries have used predictive analytics, with a focus on challenges specific to their own. Market trends and currency results in the fintech sector, for example, can be predicted using predictive analytics.
[5] Furthermore covered in the category of prior art are innovations in real-time analytics that allow businesses to make fast decisions and projections. Making algorithms capable of processing and analyzing data in real-time is necessary for this, as dynamic corporate environments need it. When using artificial intelligence (AI) in analytics more extensively, prior art considers privacy and ethical issues. How to combine the benefits of predictive analytics with responsible data use and privacy protection has been the focus of innovation.
[6] The switch to cloud computing has had an impact on advances in predictive analytics. The prior art includes readily available, cloud-based, scalable predictive analytics solutions for businesses of all sizes. The answers to environmental and health issues that these advancements have the ability to bring about are very real and sustainable.
[7] United States Patent No. US20180247191A1 Artificial intelligence systems can be trained using systems and techniques that allow the system to use replies from one or more human subjects as input. Human beings are presented with stimuli through displays that are angled towards them. A minimum of motion detectors are included in the detectors, which track how the human subjects respond to stimuli and produce an output. A system for analysis is connected to receive the detectors' output. This system generates an output indicating whether the human subjects' reaction was positive or negative. When the analytic system's output is positive, a neural network uses it to generate a positive weighting for training; when the output is negative, a neural network uses a negative weighting.
[8] Canada Patent No. WO2023141325A1 Creating a graphical user interface (GUI) for a display device that is connected to at least one processing device is part of a computer-implemented method. Within the GUI, a file-icon receiving area is created. A user gives the order to transfer an icon representing a digital text file containing a data set into the reception field. One can access the digital file. A table of contents that describes the data set is created, and the GUI displays one or more data set sections based on the table of contents.
[9] United States Patent Application No. US20190386969A1 Nodes in a communication network with software installed in them can carry out three functions: receiving and transmitting packets, determining the routes taken by the packets through the cloud, and managing a dynamic list of client devices connected to the cloud (known as the "name server" function). Only one task may be completed at a time by each node. A node returns to an undifferentiated state upon finishing a task and waits for its subsequent performance request.
[10] United States Application No. US20200265356A1 AI governance improvement systems and techniques are revealed. Using information from one or more data sources, one or more sub-contexts connected to multiple people are produced. The sub-contexts, which may include one or more, denote data changes that are pertinent to evaluating various hazards related to the diversity of users. Training data for multiple models is supplied by one or more sub-contexts. A related confidence score exists for each model. On the basis of applying the many models to additional real-time data about the multiple users, a probabilistic evaluation of the one or more risks related to the multiple users is produced. The user interface of the dashboard, which displays the probabilistic assessment, includes user interface elements that are set up to reveal how the probabilistic assessment was created.
[11] Aldoseri, A., et al., published an article in the Sustainability, entitled “AI-Powered Innovation in Digital Transformation: Key Pillars and Industry Impact” (2024). Large amounts of data are produced by digital transformation systems, which opens up possibilities for possible innovation, especially in artificial intelligence-driven fields. The present study centers on the complex interplay between artificial intelligence and innovation, which serve as fundamental components of the digital transformation framework intended to promote sustained growth and operational excellence. The present paper offers a comprehensive outlook on the development and foundations of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven innovation, emphasizing their crucial function in transforming several sectors such as healthcare, education, finance, manufacturing, In order to harness the power of the present, the work highlights the fundamental pillars of AI-powered innovation, which include data analytics and insights, predictive analytics, creative product development, ongoing learning and innovation, and performance measurement monitoring. The purpose of this study is to examine how these pillars support innovative developments, increase productivity, improve decision-making, and encourage creativity in organizations. The importance of corporate collaborations, interdisciplinary cooperation, and ongoing learning is examined in this paper as means of fostering a robust ecosystem of AI-powered innovation. Businesses may successfully navigate the challenges of the digital age by comprehending and utilizing these essential components. This will lead to innovation that improves human experience while simultaneously streamlining processes and ushering in a new era of technological brilliance and societal advancement.
[12] Wadhwa, V., et al., published an article in the international journal of Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering entitled “ROLE AND IMPACT OF AI IN FINTECH INDUSTRY.” (2024). One illustration of how innovation might change financial services is fintech. It's critical to search for AI applications in the finance space as these platforms continue to grow in popularity. Along with lowering operating expenses, AI support in finance can help create workflows that are quicker and more reliable. Fintech demands fewer errors and faster work completion, which AI may help with. Artificial intelligence (AI) and financial technology (FinTech) are two cutting-edge developments that have recently changed the financial industry. AI has the potential to increase financial services revenue by 34% and economic growth by 26%. It is essential to FinTech's quick development because it allows companies and financial institutions to efficiently analyses massive volumes of data, spot trends, and make data-driven choices. In the fintech sector, artificial intelligence has made a name for itself by applying its skills to a variety of activities such as processing financial data, improving customer service, optimizing supply chain management, offering astute trading advice, and much more. Examining case studies is a wise step when it comes to best practices for implementing AI in the banking industry. It's clear from these examples that chatbots are leading the way in terms of customer interaction. Over time, the introduction of automated solutions in the finance sector has led to conceivable advancements. The potential for cost-effective and more accessible financial services and solutions has sparked a growing body of discussion over AI's role in fintech. By examining the uses and difficulties of artificial intelligence in the financial industry, this study determines the solution.
[13] None of the prior art references, either alone or in combination, disclose a method that is identical to the one employed in the present invention. In earlier work, nanostructures required time-consuming production techniques and had lower activity. On the other side, the tech industry is changing, and the fintech sector is becoming a model thanks to AI-powered predictive business analytics. This invention offers a formulation that maximizes activity in a much shorter amount of time.
OBJECTIVES OF INVENTION
[14] Enabling organizations to make strategic and informed decisions by providing them with data-driven insights is the main goal. Businesses may increase the effectiveness of their decision-making processes by using AI-powered predictive analytics models to find opportunities, predict market trends, and reduce risks.
[15] Businesses may automate tedious activities, improve resource allocation, and streamline operations by using AI to analyses massive volumes of data in real-time. This results in higher productivity, lower expenses, and better resource allocation throughout the company.
Encouraging individualized client interactions and services is a primary goal. Businesses may segment their consumer base, discover individual preferences and behaviors, and provide customized products and services that cater to their specific requirements and preferences by utilizing AI-powered predictive analytics models.
Two of the fintech industry's most important goals are controlling financial risks and guaranteeing regulatory compliance. By identifying possible hazards, spotting anomalies, and guaranteeing compliance with legal requirements, AI-powered predictive analytics models assist businesses in assessing and mitigating risks more successfully.
Maintaining a competitive advantage and spearheading innovation in the quickly changing fintech industry is another important goal. Through the identification of new trends, the discovery of unexplored opportunities, and the development of cutting-edge goods and services that set them apart from rivals, AI-powered predictive analytics models help organizations stay ahead of the curve.
Ensuring the responsible and ethical application of AI is a primary goal. Establishing trust with consumers, regulators, and other stakeholders through AI-driven decision-making processes requires businesses to give top priority to openness, fairness, and accountability.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
[16] To summarize, the fintech sector's use of AI-powered predictive business analytics models is transforming tech industries and beyond, signaling a paradigm shift in the way firms use data to spur innovation, growth, and decision-making. With the help of these models, firms can
Gain insights: Businesses may make wise judgements by gaining important insights into consumer behavior, market trends, and possible hazards through the analysis of enormous volumes of data.
Enhance efficiency: Predictive analytics models driven by AI simplify processes, automate jobs, and allocate resources optimally, increasing operational effectiveness and reducing expenses.
Personalize experiences: Companies may increase customer satisfaction and loyalty by providing individualized goods and services that are catered to each client's unique preferences.
Manage risks: Companies can increase customer happiness and loyalty by providing individualized goods and services based on the preferences of specific customers.
Drive innovation: Businesses may foster innovation and sustain a competitive advantage in the fintech sector by recognizing new trends and unearthed potential.
Uphold ethical standards: Establishing openness, equity, and responsibility as top priorities in AI-powered decision-making procedures is crucial for fostering confidence among stakeholders, regulators, and consumers. Therefore, the incorporation of AI-driven predictive business analytics models in the fintech industry is a game-changer, giving companies the ability to expand, create new opportunities, and influence the direction of technology and finance.
[21] As an instrument, the AI-powered analytics system is meant to assist businesses in making strategic decisions. It offers data-driven insights to decision makers, assisting them in making better decisions.
[22] Businesses may keep ahead of market trends, streamline operations, and react to changes faster by utilizing AI in predictive analytics. This gives them a competitive edge.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[23] An overview of the illustrations related to the fintech sector's use of AI-powered predictive business analytics models to alter tech industries and beyond is shown below:
AI-Powered Predictive Analytics Architecture: The AI-powered predictive analytics system utilized in the fintech industry is represented architecturally in this drawing. It provides an example of how data enters the system from different sources, how AI algorithms are used for data processing and analysis, and how predictive insights are generated. It might also demonstrate how to integrate with the current financial infrastructure and produce recommendations that are useful for making decisions.
Predictive Insights Dashboard: This sketch illustrates a dashboard or user interface that shows the predictive insights produced by the AI-powered analytics algorithm. Key performance indicators, trends, and forecasts on consumer behavior, risk factors, market performance, and other pertinent elements are highlighted. To help companies in the fintech industry with strategic planning and decision-making, the dashboard may include customizable filters, interactive visualizations, and warnings.
Personalized Customer Experience Flow: The flow of tailored customer experiences made possible by AI-powered predictive analytics in the financial industry is depicted in this illustration. The process of gathering client information, examining their preferences and actions, and providing customized goods and services is illustrated. Along with consumer interaction tactics to boost loyalty and happiness, the drawing might also emphasize feedback loops for ongoing improvement.
Risk Management and Compliance Framework: This diagram shows a risk management and compliance system that uses predictive analytics driven by AI. It illustrates the requirements of regulations, compliance strategies, and identification, evaluation, and mitigation of financial risks in the fintech industry. To guarantee openness and conformity to moral guidelines, the framework might incorporate audit trails, automated monitoring systems, and data governance procedures.
The fintech industry is revolutionizing tech sectors with AI-powered predictive business analytics models. These drawings help explain and communicate complicated concepts and strategies by giving visual representations of the processes and ideas involved.

Fig 1: Flow Chart Business Decision Model in Fintech Sector
DATASET LINK OF FINTECH PREDICTION OF THE MODEL
[32] This is the link of fintech prediction of the dataset as a model. https://www.kaggle.com/code/akouaorsot/exploratory-data-analysis-fintech-stocks

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[33] The financial industry is about to undergo a revolutionary transformation thanks to financial, an AI-powered predictive business analytics approach. Fintech helps organizations to boost decision-making, generate innovation, and obtain actionable insights in the digital economy by combining sophisticated machine learning algorithms with extensive data sources.
[34] Data Integration and Preprocessing: Fintech starts with combining several data sources that are essential to the industry, including as transactional data, market trends, sentiments on social media, economic indicators, and regulatory data. To guarantee consistency, correctness, and suitability for analysis, the system preprocesses this data.
Machine Learning Algorithms: Fintech uses supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning algorithms, which are some of the most advanced machine learning methods available. In order to provide predictive modelling with useful insights, these algorithms examine trends in past data, find correlations, and extract relevant information.
Predictive Modeling: Fintech's predictive modelling component forecasts future market trends, customer behaviors, and risk factors by using regression, classification, and clustering techniques. The technology reliably and accurately produces forecast insights by extending patterns from past data.
Customized Insights and Recommendations: Fintech provides individualized analyses and suggestions based on the unique requirements and goals of every customer. The system offers immediate actionable advice for improving client experiences, identifying possible fraud threats, and optimizing investment portfolios.
Continuous Learning and Adaptation: Fintech includes methods for ongoing learning and adaptation in order to remain relevant in ever-changing market conditions. To ensure agility and responsiveness, the system iteratively adjusts its models depending on fresh data inputs, user comments, and changing market patterns.
Ethical Compliance and Transparency: Ethical adherence and openness are top priorities for fintech companies. To ensure confidence and integrity in the financial markets, the system complies with industry rules, data protection guidelines, and moral AI concepts.
Scalability and Integration: Scalability and ease of integration with current finance infrastructure are key features of fintech architecture. The system provides versatility and interoperability to satisfy the many demands of fintech companies, regardless of whether it is implemented as a stand-alone solution or integrated into already-existing platforms.
Fintech, therefore, is a paradigm change in the way companies use AI-powered predictive business analytics to revolutionize the IT sector and beyond. Fintech gives organizations the ability to handle complexity, take advantage of opportunities, and spur innovation in the digital economy by leveraging data and AI.

EXAMPLES
[39] Examples of how AI-driven predictive business analytics models are revolutionizing fintech and related industries include the following:
Fraud Detection and Prevention: Financial organizations use real-time fraud detection and prevention through the use of AI-powered predictive analytics models. To spot unusual activity and alert users to possible fraud attempts before they happen, these models examine transactional data, user behavior trends, and past fraud cases.
Example: Predictive analytics is used by banks to track account transactions and identify anomalous spending patterns or unauthorized access, thereby stopping fraudulent activities like card skimming and identity theft.
Credit Risk Assessment: Fintech businesses use AI-powered predictive analytics to evaluate credit risk and make data-driven loan choices. In order to estimate the probability of default and choose suitable loan conditions, these models examine the credit histories, financial habits, and economic indicators of borrowers.
Example: More precise risk assessment and loan pricing are made possible by a peer-to-peer lending platform that employs predictive analytics to analyze borrowers' creditworthiness based on their employment history, social media profiles, and transactional data.
Customer Segmentation and Personalization: Predictive analytics models driven by AI are utilized by fintech companies to segment their clientele and provide customized services. In order to customize product suggestions, marketing campaigns, and pricing strategies, these models examine the demographics, preferences, and transaction histories of their clients.
Example: Using predictive analytics, a digital wallet provider can create distinct customer profiles for each of its users according to their spending patterns, lifestyle choices, and financial objectives. In order to increase client happiness and loyalty, it then provides each sector with customized promotions and awards.
Market Forecasting and Investment Strategies: To forecast market trends and create investment strategies, investment firms use AI-driven predictive analytics. These models are designed to find investment opportunities, optimize portfolio allocations, and reduce risks by analyzing historical market data, macroeconomic indicators, and news sentiment.
Example: Predictive analytics is used by hedge funds to examine financial statements, news stories, and social media sentiment in order to forecast market moves and make timely investment decisions. Because of this, the fund is able to beat the market and provide investors with higher returns.
Regulatory Compliance and Risk Management: To maintain regulatory compliance and control operational risks, financial institutions use AI-powered predictive analytics models. To find compliance gaps, find possible infractions, and reduce operational risks, these models examine transactional data, audit trails, and regulatory requirements.
Example: Predictive analytics is used by banks to keep an eye on transactions for any suspicious activity, make sure that anti-money laundering (AML) laws are being followed, and quickly report any irregularities to regulatory bodies. This keeps the bank in conformity with regulations and protects its good name.
Through the use of AI-powered predictive business analytics models, these examples show how the fintech industry is undergoing transformation in a number of areas. These models empower businesses to improve customer experiences, make more informed decisions, and manage risks in an increasingly digital.
ADVANTAGES OF THE INVENTION
Fintech companies stand to gain a number of benefits from transforming IT industries and beyond using AI-powered predictive business analytics models.
Improved Decision-Making: Businesses can now make data-driven decisions with more certainty and precision thanks to AI-powered predictive analytics models. These models offer practical insights that assist companies in optimizing strategy, reducing risks, and seizing opportunities by sifting through enormous volumes of data and seeing patterns, trends, and correlations.
Enhanced Efficiency and Productivity: Artificial intelligence (AI)-driven predictive analytics models increase productivity and operational efficiency by automating repetitive operations, optimizing resource allocation, and streamlining procedures. This promotes innovation and growth by enabling companies to concentrate their time and resources on high-value tasks.
Personalized Customer Experiences: Predictive analytics models driven by AI allow firms to segment their clientele, comprehend individual preferences and behaviors, and provide tailored goods and services. Better customer happiness, loyalty, and retention follow, which eventually boosts company success.
Risk Management and Compliance: Predictive analytics models with AI capabilities assist companies in identifying and reducing security risks, compliance problems with regulations, and financial hazards. These models allow firms to take proactive efforts to resolve abnormalities, fraudulent activity, and compliance violations by monitoring real-time transactions and analyzing past data.
Innovation and Competitive Advantage: Businesses can create innovative goods, services, and processes, spot new trends, and find new possibilities by utilizing AI-powered predictive analytics models. By doing this, companies may keep their competitive advantage, stay one step ahead of the competition, and stand out in the market.
Cost Savings and Revenue Generation: Businesses may optimize resource allocation, minimize operating expenses, and maximize revenue production with the use of AI-powered predictive analytics models. These models enhance financial performance and profitability through the identification of inefficiencies, elimination of waste, and optimization of pricing methods.
Scalability and Flexibility: Predictive analytics algorithms driven by AI are flexible and scalable, enabling them to satisfy the changing requirements of fintech companies. These models help organizations scale their operations and develop more successfully because they are flexible and interoperable, whether they are implemented as stand-alone solutions or incorporated into already-existing systems.
Therefore, using AI to fuel predictive business analytics models in the finance industry to revolutionize tech sectors and beyond offers several benefits, from enhanced efficiency and decision-making to customized consumer experiences and competitive advantage. Businesses may create innovation, seize new opportunities, and prosper in the digital age by utilizing AI and data analytics.

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1. Increased Accuracy in Decision-Making: These models allow organizations to make more precise and confident judgements by analyzing large volumes of data and seeing patterns and trends.
2. Cost Reduction: These models eliminate wasteful expenses and streamline operations by decreasing manual intervention, optimizing resource allocation, and automating procedures.
3. Enhanced Risk Management: These models help firms prevent financial losses and ensure regulatory compliance by proactively mitigating risks by spotting potential dangers and abnormalities in real-time.
4. Personalized Customer Experiences: AI-powered predictive business analytics models enable organizations to better serve their consumers and increase customer satisfaction by customizing communications.
5. Competitive Advantage: Businesses may stand out from the competition and establish themselves as leaders in their field by using data-driven insights to spot market trends, predict client demands, and develop innovative goods and services.
6. Improved Efficiency and Productivity: Companies that use AI-powered predictive business analytics models see gains in productivity and efficiency.
7. Scalability and Adaptability: These models are flexible enough to adapt to changing business needs and expanding data volumes, regardless of the size of the firm—startups or well-established corporations alike.
8. Regulatory Compliance: In the fintech industry, firms can maintain regulatory compliance by putting predictive business analytics models driven by AI into practice.

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1 202411045667-STATEMENT OF UNDERTAKING (FORM 3) [13-06-2024(online)].pdf 2024-06-13
2 202411045667-FORM 1 [13-06-2024(online)].pdf 2024-06-13
3 202411045667-FIGURE OF ABSTRACT [13-06-2024(online)].pdf 2024-06-13
4 202411045667-DRAWINGS [13-06-2024(online)].pdf 2024-06-13
5 202411045667-DECLARATION OF INVENTORSHIP (FORM 5) [13-06-2024(online)].pdf 2024-06-13
6 202411045667-COMPLETE SPECIFICATION [13-06-2024(online)].pdf 2024-06-13
7 202411045667-FORM-9 [14-07-2025(online)].pdf 2025-07-14