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Inspired
by flora and fauna that nature has to offer such as
colourful butterflies, birds, animals, flowers
and plants, natural elements such as earth, sky, water and fire;
we add color in the life of millions
across the globe by producing
vibrant pigments in India.
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Asahi
Songwon Colors Ltd.
is in the business
of manufacturing pigments. Pigments are basically colourants, adding
colour to everything around us, namely ink, paints, plastics,
textiles, rubber etc.
Asahi Songwon Colors Ltd.
is a leading player
in the Indian Pigment industry and intends to become a leading
manufacturer of pigments around the world. The company is in the
manufacturing of the Pigment Green-7 / CPC Beta Blue and Blue Crude,
exporting substantial production to leading MNCs around the world on
account of quality of its products.
Basic Objectives
ASCL
aims to become a market leader in the pigment industry. With this view
in the backdrop, ASCL has carried out an expansion plan with a capital
outlay of Rs 52 crores to enhance the production capacity of CPC Blue
Crude from present level of 3600 TPA to 10800 TPA, and expanding it's
Beta Blue pigment capacity to 2400 TPA. The company
is in the process of adding new products in its basket.
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Promoters Background & History
ASCL
was promoted by Mrs. Paru M. Jaykrishna, having rich business
experience in the field of manufacturing Pigments & Chemicals and
Travel Industry. Mrs. Paru M. Jaykrishna started Pigment Manufacturing
activities in 1994 by setting up plant for manufacturing Pigment Green
– 7 at Kadi, Mehsana in Gujarat. She was also President of Gujarat
Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI), first lady elected for this
post in Gujarat's Chamber history.
Mrs. Jaykrishna is
well supported by her Sons Mr. Gokul Jaykrishna and Mr. Munjal Jaykrishna,
with their graduation study from Lehigh University, USA with degrees
in finance and marketing. They have also adopted technical knowledge
very well. Group has achieved many export and excellence awards during
last 10 years.
The group has already
taken up the necessary steps for smooth functioning of the units.
The Asahi's 'turnover is expected to cross Rs. 2000 million in the year
2010-11.
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