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History of Natraj Proteins Ltd.

YEAR EVENTS 1990 - The Comp. was incorporated on 21st November, at Gwalior M.P. It was promoted by S.S. Arora, J.P. Agarwal & K.C. Sharma. The main objectives of Comp. is to manufacture refined vegetable oil solvent extraction oil & oil cake.

- The Comp. undertook to set up a solvent extraction plant for manufacure of soyabean oil & de oiled cakes. Land measuring 8.69 acres was obtained at Nagpur Kalan Village, in the Itarsi district of Hoshangabad in MP. M/s. Glanptech Agro Processes Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai supplied the extraction plant while the continuous oil refinery plant was being supplied by M/s. Alfa Laval [Indias] limited M/s. Thermax limited supplied a boiler of capacity 3 TPD.

1995 - 24,20,000 No. of equity shares of Rs. 10 each subscribed by promoters, directors & their friends. 21,20,000 No. of equity shares of Rs. 10 each were issued through a prospectus during February of which 5,00,000 shares reserved & allotted to NRIs including FSIs on repatriation basis.

- Of the remaining the following were reserved for allotment on preferential basis:

- [1s] 10,000 shares to employees [only 20,000 shares taken ups];

- [2s] 4,00,000 shares to Indian Mutual Funds [75,000 shares taken ups]. Balance 12,10,000 shares along with 3,33,000 shares not subscribed under preferential quota issued to the public.