Sirpur Paper Mills got first prize in national energy conservation award for the year 2012.
Company won the series of awards is a land mark and excellent achievements which represent the dedicated efforts of the management & 100% involvement of employees. SPM always put emphasis for increasing productivity and also gives top priority for conservation of power, steam & water and employing the sophisticated technology for quality & conservation of natural recourses? in order to have recognition at National & International level. Dr. Purushottam Aggarwal, Principal Secretary-PHED & Ground Water, Govt. of Rajasthan has given the National Award for excellence in Water Management on 7th December 2012 at Jaipur.
Shri Devashish Poddar Vice Chairman & Managing Director has received the Prestigious National Energy Conservation Award and 1st Prize in Pulp & Paper Sector for 2011-2012 from, His Excellency The President of India Shri Pranab Mukherjee in the gracious presence of Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia Minister of State Power at Vigyan Bhawan on National Energy Conservation Day 14th December 2012.
Sirpur Paper Mills got first prize in state energy conservation award for the year 2012.
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Sirpur Paper Mills got award for the best environment practices
Confederation of Indian Industry, popularly known as CII, has conducted a competition for the "CII Environmental Best Practices Award"
for the year 2012. Various industries across the country were invited to participate in the Competition. Out of the 130 odd
entries received, 27 were shortlisted. CII invited the shortlisted companies to present their Environmental best practice
(which incidentally has cleaner technology as the main theme) before a panel of judges and the representatives of the participating
companies. This is done with the noble idea of sharing the best practise of one industry with others so that it can be replicated.
Thus precious resources like power, water, fuel etc can be saved. This in turn would help in reducing the Green House Gas emissions
and in tthe process help in saving the earth from global warming. Sirpur Paper mills is one among the 27 shortlisted companies.
At the seminar held at CII Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Center, Hyderabad on February 9 and 10, 2012, SPM presented its best practice
by title "New Effluent Treatment Systems for Modern Fiberlines - Mist Cooling System" and got "Innovative Environmental Project- 2012"
award.
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Sirpur Paper Mills gets award for the best Management from the Govt.
of AP.
New Delhi May 2 2006 : The Government of Andhra Pradesh conferred
the “BEST MANAGEMENT AWARD” for the year 2005-06 to
the Sirpur Paper Mills Limited for the good labour management. The
award was given to The Sirpur Paper Mills Limited today in a function
held at Ravindra Bhavan, Hyderabad by the honorable chief minister
of Andhra Pradesh Mr. Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy. The “Best
Management Award” is being given by the government of AP for
their outstanding contribution in maintenance of Industrial Relations,
Labour Welfare and Productivity.
On behalf of the Sirpur Paper Mills Limited the award was received
by Mr. S.K. Khare, Executive Director accompanied by Mr. M.P. Dokania,
President. Commenting on the receipt of the award Mr. Devashish
Poddar, Chief Operating Officer of The Sirpur Paper Mills said,
“This recognition is extremely encouraging for the employees
as we establish global best practices in our company. This reiterates
our commitment towards our employees for providing the best working
atmosphere to them”.
Sirpur Paper Q3 Net Profit up 34% Revenue up 7%
New Delhi January 31,2006 Sirpur Paper Mills Limited, an integrated
pulp and paper manufacturing company based at Andhra Pradesh, has
reported a revenue of Rs. 61.47 crore for the quarter ended December
31,2005 representing a growth of 7% over the corresponding period
last year. Net profit for the quarter grew 34% to Rs. 5.01 crore,
while Earnings per share (EPS) increased to Rs. 4.56 from Rs. 4.34.
Revenue for the nine months ended December 31,2005 grew 6% to Rs.
175.87 crore. Net Profit for the same period stood at Rs. 11.04
crore.
The Board of Directors have fixed April 1, 2006 as the record date
for the purpose of Call Money of Rs. 54 per share payable on 6672536
partly paid Ordinary Shares allotted on May 18,2005 on rights basis.
Mr. Devashish Poddar, Chief Operating Officer, The Sirpur Paper
Mills Limited. Said, “The Rs. 294 crore Expansion-cum-Modernisation
programme is proceeding as scheduled. The project is expected to
be completed by end of 2006. the commissioning of 200 TPD Imported
Paper Machine under the project will catapult Sirpur Paper as leading
player in the fast growing copier paper segment”
Sirpur Paper Mills embarks on expansion, modernisation drive Our
Bureau
Hyderabad , May 22,2005.
SIRPUR Paper Mills Ltd has embarked on a Rs 300-crore expansion-cum-modernization
program to increase its annual production capacity from 83,550 tones
to 1,38,300 tones.
The expansion project would be funded through a debt of Rs 165
crore, internal accruals of Rs 50 crore and an offer of Right Preferential
shares to the tune of Rs 60 crore. The project is likely to be completed
during 2006-2007.
According to the Chairman, Mr R.K. Poddar, the debt funds will
be syndicated by Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services
Ltd.
The project report has been prepared by SPB Projects and Consultancy
Ltd, which will also provide complete technical consultancy and
engineering services for the development of the mills.
For fiscal year 2003-2004 Sirpur Paper had posted a turnover of
Rs 249.55 crore and a net profit after tax Rs 17.92 crore. The company's
board has recommended a dividend of 50 per cent for the year.
The basic and diluted earnings per share of Rs 10 each for the year
stood at Rs 21.49. The company's net profit last fiscal 2002-2003
increased by 44 per cent when compared to the net profit after tax
Rs 12.47 crore registered during the previous year.
Mr Poddar told newspersons that following the execution of the expansion
project, the company's equity share capital would increase by about
Rs 7 crore. Currently, the company has a paid-up equity of Rs 8.35
crore.
Of this, the promoters' hold was 43.3 per cent and the non-promoters'
share was 56.7 per cent. Among the non-promoters, financial institutions
have a share of 20 (??) percent (** As per SPM Right Issue
Prospectus it is 12.66% ***), while the remaining 36.7
per cent was held by the public.
He said that the expansion-cum-modernization project envisages
improvement in product quality, reduction in cost of production
and curtailment of pollution. For every tonne of paper produced,
it was planned to reduce water consumption by 60 cubic meters, decrease
energy consumption by 400 units and bring down bleaching chemical
content by 50 per cent.
After the expansion, Mr Poddar said, the company would start manufacturing
photocopy paper. It would also undertake direct exports.
The Hindu, Business Line.
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