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History of Real Strips Ltd.

The Comp. has been promoted by Shri Amritlal K. Kataria, Shri Arvindkumar D. Sanghvi, Shri Ugamraj M. Hundia & Shri Prakashraj S. Jain.

The Comp. was incorporated as a Private Limited Comp. on 19/09/1990 under the name of Real Tubes Private Limited. Immediately after the incorporation of Comp. in September, 1990 various steps were initiated by promoters to st up a project to manufacture Seamless Steel Pipes & Stainless Steel Cold Drawn Tubes.

Present Business of Company ------------------------------- The Comp. is setting up a Cold Rolling unit for manufacturing Stainless Steel Strips at village Sari, Taluka, Sanand District Ahmedabad, Gujarat, to manufacture stainless steel strips with an installed capacity of 3,600 Tonnes per Annum.

As of March, 1992, the total installed capacity of downstream Cold Rolling units was around 1 million tonnes. There are nearly 50 Cold Rolling units in the country. Of these, around 18 units constitute more than 70% of capacity while the number of small units together have only 30% of total capacity.