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  Polycab has its root in Mumbai's Lohar Chawl, dating back to 1964 when it used to be just an electrical Shop. Thakurdas Jaisinghani who moved to India from Pakistan started Sind Electric Stores, but he died within 4 years and his sons had to take the responsibility to run the Shop. His eldest son, Girdhari (whole-time director at present), 16 back then had to stop his studies and take care of the Shop, Inder, 14 back then did the same. Inder is the current chairman and director of the company. Other two brothers Ramesh and Ajay did the same. The brothers set up their first manufacturing plant in Halol, Gujarat to make wires and cables. They got the company registered in 1996. In 1998 they set up a new manufacturing plant in Daman to expand the capability to optical fiber cables, switchboard cables, power cable, etc.. The company was having organic growth till 2009, in 2009 they received an investment of 401.8 crores from International Finance Corporation ( Subsidiary of World...

  SHILPA MEDICARE - A Company with a Vision?      We are going to discuss a company whose founder is known for his vision, analytical thinking, and taking different routes than the rest. Management      Shilpa medicare was founded by Mr. Vishnukant C. Bhutada in 1987, having its first contract manufacturing unit in Raichur, Karnataka. Back then Ahmedabad, Mumbai, and Hyderabad were top cities for Pharma companies yet he started his unit in Raichur and did face challenges in finding manpower but the rest is history.      He was born in a Maheshwari Marwari Family and against the community trend of doing B.com and joining family Business, he decided to pursue B. Pharma and post that founded Shilpa Medicare. His family was in the business of textiles so Pharma was something different he pursued.      Although the company started with contract manufacturing, slowly they entered API (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients) business....

Little Background      Aarti Surfactants Ltd was formed after demerger with Aarti Industries. The home and personal care segment of Aarti Industries was not doing well so management decided to split it, for every 10 shares held by Aarti Industries investor they got an option of either getting one equity or redeemable preference share of Aarti Surfactants. The demerger was approved in June 2019 by NCLT and the demerged entity got listed in July 2020. Now you already know the promoters are great and they have created wealth for investors. Turnaround      The company was loss-making in FY18-19, but they made a profit of 2.09 crore in FY19-20 as compared to a Net Loss of 6.47 crore in FY18-19 which implies demerger was a good call by promoters and it worked. Company Overview      Aarti surfactant is one of the leading producers of ionic and non-ionic surfactants and specialty products. What are surfactants you ask?      Well, surf...