What we do TGV Sraac Ltd is a leading Indian manufacturer of Chlor-Alkali Chemicals, Chloromethanes, Castor Derivatives and Fatty Acids, serving diverse industrial segments. |
Founded in 1,981 |
Market share A major player in India with significant capacity in caustic soda and allied chemical production, expanding presence in oils and fats segments. |
Problem solved Provides essential chemicals for industries reliant on caustic soda and related products, addressing demand for high-quality, power-efficient chemical manufacturing. |
Top clients or who we serve B2B customers across chemical processing, manufacturing industries, and downstream sectors requiring caustic soda and fatty acids. |
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Our journey and innovations Started in 1981, modernized with Bipolar Membrane Cell technology; diversified into castor derivatives and fatty acids; expanded captive and renewable power generation. |
Where we operate Primarily in India with exports; growing footprint through new product segments and planned expansion in Kakinada. |
Top products or what we offer Flagship products include Caustic Soda, Liquid Chlorine, Hydrochloric Acid, Chloromethanes, Castor Oil Derivatives and Fatty Acids. |
Top brands Caustic Soda: #1 in production capacity in segment; Chloromethanes: fast-growing segment; Renewable power: internal consumption, reducing costs. |
Raw materials needed Chlorine, Castor oil, Rice bran oil, and other non-edible oils for derivatives; raw materials for chemical manufacturing processes. |
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Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue primarily recurring from chemical sales; oils and fats segment and power generation add diversified revenue streams. |
Our industry position Industry leader in chlor-alkali chemicals in India with expanding diversification into oils, fats, and green power sectors. |
Financial highlights FY 2024-25 Revenue Rs. 1749 Cr, Net Profit Rs. 92 Cr; 13% turnover growth, 51% profit increase attributed to better product demand and cost optimization. |
Geographical revenue split India contributes ~94%, exports contribute approximately 6% of total revenues. |
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Whats driving growth Demand for caustic soda and chloromethanes, cost-cutting, modernisation plans, and expansion into fatty acids from non-edible oils. |
Our future plans Setting up Rs. 105 Cr PVC plant at Kakinada; diversifying fatty acids production; exploring options for Bellary power plant utilization. |
Our green promise Focus on captive renewable solar power generation, reducing carbon footprint and power costs; ISO certifications for environment and safety maintained. |
Our people and values Committed workforce with focus on safety, environmental balance, continuous improvement, and employee well-being. |
Key challenges ahead Power-intensive operations require managing costs and regulatory approvals; optimizing utilization of power plants post-PPA expiry. |
Interesting facts Uses advanced Bipolar Membrane Cell Technology; extensive captive power generation including solar and wind farms; ISO 9001,14001,45001 certified. |
Risks and strategy Power supply challenges, market demand fluctuations mitigated by product diversification and investments in renewable energy. |
