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Company Description
Indias largest manufacturer of
Oleochemicals
This unit of Godrej includes)
1. Chemicals (100% shares)
2. Natures Basket Ltd (100% shares)
3. Godrej Properties (61.5% shares)
4. Consumer Product Ltd (21.2% shares)
5. Godrej Agrovet Limited (75.2% shares)
6. Godrej Hersheys (43.4% shares)
General Information
Established in 1988 as Godrej Soaps
Godrej Consumer Product Ltd got
demerged on 31st March 2001 and
resulted in two business units
Plants in Vikroli and Ambarnath in
Maharashtra and Vaila in Gujarat
Top Management
Adi Godrej, Chairman, Godrej Group
Nadir Godrej, MD, Godrej Industries
Chairman, Godrej Agrovet
Tanya Dubash, Chief Brand Officer, Godrej
Industries Ltd
Nisaba Godrej, Executive Director, Godrej
Consumer Products
Pirojsha Godrej, MD, Godrej Properties
Vivek Gambhir, MD, Godrej Consumer
Products
Shareholding Pattern
Percent Shares
Family
Foreign
Investors
Employees
Company
Mutual
Funds/UTI
Financial Statistics
Parameter
% increase in % increase in
last year
Q4 of 2012-13
Total Income
24%
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Net Profit
34%
35%
Profit Before
Tax
47%
73%
(http://www.godrej.com/godrej/GodrejIndustries/Pdf/GIL_Q4FY2012-13_Media_Release.pdf
Detergent
Beverages
Food
Others
Personal
Production
Oils and Fats
Soaps
http://www.godrej.com/godrej/GodrejIndustries/
Acquisitions
Indonesian household products
company Megasari Group (Godrej
Consumers)
Argentine hair colour brand Issue
group (GCPL)
African hair products company,
Darling Group (GCPL)
Swadeshi Detergents (Godrej
Industries Ltd)
Joint Ventures
Malaysian realty firm IJM Plantations
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
Weaknesses
Agricultural business
Wide variety of products
High volume production
Large market
Volatile to market
fluctuations
Inflation
Rural population unaware
Opportunities
Godrej Seeds
Export
Tap rural populations
Find cheaper products from
which oils, etc can be made
Increase in population
Threats
Market controlled by HUL
Specialised companies
existing
Major Competitors
Company
HUL
130094.33
Dabur India
27634.23
Colgate
19174.31
Emami
11264.40
GIL
10008.05
P&G
9457.92
Gillette India
7490.95
http://www.moneycontrol.com/competition/godrejindustries/comparison/GI23
Recent Happenings
Acquisition of 8 acres of MIDC
property in Ambernath as a process
to shift its main operational facility
from Vikroli to Ambernath.
GIL agreed to continue its inhouse JV
with Godrej Hersheys Ltd.
Go Green Initiative
Trailing 1 million urban and rural
population in skilled employment
Achieving zero waste and carbon
neutrality
Using 30% of energy from renewable
energy sources
Water recycling and reusing
Having higher quality products for
lower section of the population
Technical developments
Low priced raw materials to
manufacture high quality products
Faster and higher volume
productions
More qualified personnel to operate
machines
Newer chemicals manufactured after
following the trends of global
markets
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