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2005 |
AD Hydro Power Ltd. (ADHPL)
Core business: Hydropower generation
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First Hydro power project to be financed by International Finance Corporation, Washington |
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Rated capacity of 192 MW; scheduled completion in June, 2009 |
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2000 |
Bhilwara Infotech Ltd.
Core business: Information Technology Consultancy
Clients: HP India Sales, HP GDIC, HP Global E-Business Operations, Accenture India, Mindtree, Fidelity
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Operating from offices in NCR Delhi and at the Silicon Valley of India, Bangalore |
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Specialist in Software Development & IT manpower outsourcing |
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Addresses the growing need for skilled resources through Corporate Training, Development and Consulting |
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State-of- the-art infrastructure facilities and more than 400 Consultants on the rolls |
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2000 |
Bhilwara Scribe Pvt. Ltd.
Core business: Healthcare BPO – medical transcription and data management services.
Clients: 15 hospitals and 5 clinics across US and Canada.
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Operating from offices at Bhopal and Noida |
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Among the top ten healthcare BPOs of the country |
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Specialist in capitalizing the requirement of American Health Information Market by providing accurate, timely, and cost effective medical transcription services |
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State-of-the-art infrastructure facilities and more than 225 employees on the rolls |
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1998 |
BMD Pvt. Ltd.
Core business: Manufacture of automotive furnishing fabrics
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auto manufacturers like Toyota, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Ford, Honda, General Motors, Mitsubishi, Renault, Volvo, Fiat, M&M |
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Leading global OEM manufacturers across three continents |
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Multiplexes, Auditoria, Railways, Ships, Aircrafts |
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Wide range of high performance fabrics across several categories |
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Specialised decorative furnishing fabrics |
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Contract finishing |
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Flame Retardant fabrics and air-texturised yarn |
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Fully-integrated, high-end technology plant |
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Annual manufacturing capacity of 5 million metres of fabric |
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Compliant with major global standards including TS 16949 certification |
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1997 |
Malana Power Company Ltd.
JV with SN Power of Norway
Core business: Hydel Power Generation.
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First merchant power producer in the hydro sector in India |
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Competitive capital cost of Rs. 3.75 crore / MW |
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86 MW project at Malana commissioned in record time of 30 months in 2001 |
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First power project without long term PPA |
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First hydropower project with interstate wheeling and hydrology insurance cover |
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1997 |
Indo-Canadian Consultancy Services Ltd.
JV with RSW International, Canada
Core business: Design and Engineering Services for Power Sector, Industrial Buildings, Irrigation Structure.
Clients: Reliance, various SEBs, Grasim, IL&FS, Jal Vidyut Corporation.
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Cumulative project exposure of nearly 2500 MW |
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Handling over 20 projects between 2-200 MW for various IPPs at any given time |
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Only private sector company to have provided consultancy for most number of completed hydropower projects in India |
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State-of- the-art design facilities and more than 100 full time consultants on the rolls |
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1989 |
Maral Overseas Ltd.
Core business: Manufacture of 100% cotton single and double combed, combed organic and combed compact yarn, cotton knitted fabrics and cotton knitwear. Greige & Dyed circular knitting & speciality fabrics.
Accredited by: Marks & Spencer, Oeto Tex
Achievements: TEXPROCIL, Greentech Safety, the Rajiv Gandhi National Quality Award
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India's largest vertically integrated knitwear company |
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Operates from multiple locations in Indore and Noida |
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First 100% EoU in India to achieve ISO 9002 certification |
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Also certified according to SA 8000:2001; WRAP; ISO-14001:2004 (EMS); OHSAS 18001:1999 |
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Caters to garment supply needs of global brands across countries in US, Canada, Netherlands, Germany, France, Spain, Japan and many more. |
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1972 |
HEG Ltd.
Core business: Manufacture of Graphite Electrodes and steel billets
Achievements: Winner of CAPEXIL award for 17 years in a row and The Rajiv Gandhi National Quality Award.
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Focus on UHP grade electrodes |
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Asia's largest single site plant, soon to become the world's largest |
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Over 200% expansion witnessed in last three decades |
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Exports over 75% of production to top 50 steel producers of the world across 30 countries including Arcelor-Mittal, Nucor, Posco … |
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In-house R&D strengths for competitive edge; technology partner for new graphite plant in Middle East |
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Lowest cost producers in the industry with three Captive Power generation units. |
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1971 |
BSL Ltd.
Core business: Manufacture of wool, wool-blended and premium light weight fabrics, worsted fabric, silk, linen, synthetic fashion fabric and silk furnishing fabric.
Brands: BSL Suitings, Geoffrey Hammonds and La Italia.
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Annual production capacity of 18 million metres of fabric |
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Equipped with integrated spinning, weaving and processing facilities |
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Supported by in-house design studio |
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New product development for futuristic approach |
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Extensive retail network and merchandising facilities |
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50% export turnover in premium range catering to more than 40 countries worldwide |
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