Le Bar Diamantaire- this lobby bar, with its stunning design provides the perfect venue to savour delectable light bites with a refreshing drink. The lounge sports a majestic floor-to-ceiling unique Wine Tower that hosts over 800 bottles of exquisite wines.

All the spaces in Sofitel Mumbai BKC are designed to provide a unique experience as a home away from home, where French luxury is the essence. The careful balance between French and Indian cultures is achieved with elegance and classiness!

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Technology plays a key role in Agribazaar’s success. The company employs more than one hundred information technology professionals. Advanced solutions are offered such crop monitoring, image-based testing, A.I.-based satellite-imaging for crop-yield estimations, weather tracking and soil moisture detection.

Agribazaar currently connects approximately 10,000 traders and processors with its network of 200,000 farmers across India.

“We want to bring over one hundred million farmers into the digital marketplace in the next three to five years and gradually increase the number of traders using our platform to sixty million,” says Agarwal.

“We aim to become a global platform for the betterment of the farming community and are looking for long-term investors and innovation partners to grow with us.”

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www.agribazaar.com

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Welding Division was in operation for the manufacturing of welding consumables, welding equipment and machinery, etc.

Projects and Constructions Division, known as PCC (Projects, Construction and Contracts Division), was in operation for the installation of turn key projects, engineering, procurement and construction, and heavy fabrication.

Engineering Division (Tools Division) was in operation for the manufacturing of special purpose machine tools and tooling systems.

Automotive Division was initiated in 1996 in commemoration of the centenary of the automotive industry, marking Henry Ford’s completion of his first experimental car. That same year, in line production obtained an Industrial Entrepreneurs Memorandum license and converted the production facilities into assembling 10,000 units enhancing its shop floor from 67,000 square feet to 110,000 square feet for additional production and testing space. Due to political reasons, the license was withdrawn on the recommendation of the state government. This stalled operations and research, and development efforts toward automatic dynamic car parking stations were initiated. Upon successful research, a prototype was made and tests executed with satisfactory results; this led to the creation of the Infrastructure Development Division to further establish automatic dynamic car parking stations.

During the restructuring of operations, the Marketing and Trading Division was created.

Registered Office: Udaya Bharathi 8-3-228/325, Rahamath Nagar Yousufguda, Hyderabad-500 045

Corporate Office: 3rd Floor, Sree Nilayam, 8-3-214/40 Srinivasa Nagar Colony (West), Ameerpet, Hyderabad 500 038

Factory: Ube Estates, Nemarigomla Village Bibinagar Mandal, Nalgonda District 503 126 Telangana

Bengaluru Office: 19/20 Poojashree Nilaya, Gutte Anjaneya Temple Road Kote Kengeri, Bengaluru- 560 060

Bankers: Axis Bank Limited, Secunderabad Branch R P Road, Secunderabad-500 003 A/C. No. 068010200018160 IFSC: UTIB0000068

Auditors: D Venugopal & Co., Flat No.102, Sri Sai Sampada Plaza Street No 6, Habsiguda, Hyderabad – 500 007

Company Secretary: CS N Swarupa Rani Flat No 507, 5th Floor, Dream Home Venkatadri Nivas, Regimental Bazar, Secunderabad- 500 025

Telephone: 0091-40-4855-1047

Managing Director: 0091-96-5228-1479

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This entity or company is not related to UBE Industries Ltd. Japan and UBE Industries India Private Ltd.

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“As a zero debt, privately owned export company we have ended all non-sustainable production practices and products and today focus on high-quality products with reduced environmental impact,” said Aggarwal.

Sajjan has always believed in giving back to society and hence undertakes large-scale corporate social responsibility activities spanning education, health and the environment.

These initiatives include funding a new intensive care unit in Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai, Maharashtra; establishing Agrawal Vidya Mandir school over 40 years ago in Ratlam; Madhya Pradesh which currently houses close to 1,000 underprivileged children who are sponsored by Sajjan; the department of chemical engineering at a university in Gujarat funded by Sajjan; and funding an international standard school — Sajjan Lions International Academy — in Ankleshwar, Gujarat.

“Good health and quality education contribute to the nurturing of young minds,” said Aggarwal. “The project closest to my heart is the school we built in Ratlam, the city in which I was born. We have also been awarded the Gold recognition certificate by EcoVadis putting us in the top two percent of the companies globally.”

“We carry out CSR projects to support the communities in which we work and as we continue to grow our business, we will contribute to the betterment of peoples’ lives.”

www.sajjan.com

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In 2012, Tatsuno India commissioned its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility for the production of petrol and diesel dispensers in addition to other related equipment. The facility is Tatsuno’s largest investment outside Japan and reflects its commitment to the ambitious “Make in India” initiative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to Arup Chatterjee, Managing Director of Tatsuno India.

“Tatsuno is a research and development-driven company with close to 2,500 patents and registered designs. Our products are renowned for their durability and consistent performance, and our technology sets us apart from the competition. Our tamperproof products have now been proven to be the most secure in India and we are encouraged that our customers and Indian society see the value we deliver,” said Chatterjee.

Recently, Tatsuno has also begun designing more price-competitive products in India by utilizing cutting-edge technology from Japan, which is adapted to the local market. Prestigious clients in India include the National Oil Companies, Shell and Reliance Industries.

In 2013, Reliance Industries invited Tatsuno India to explore opportunities in East Africa. Since then, Tatsuno has grown its business in the region and this year began operations in Nigeria. Tatsuno also supplies dispensers for clean fuels such as liquefied petroleum gas, compressed natural gas and liquefied natural gas; it is also currently working on introducing hydrogen dispensers to the Indian market.

“As a family-owned global business, we are flexible and can move faster than large conglomerates,” said Chatterjee. “While we take small steps, each step allows us to grow in a sustainable manner. Our goal is to continue to grow with the market and be involved in every sphere of automobile fueling in India while developing the brand in Africa.”

www.tatsuno-corporation.com/en/

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“We recently completed our third expansion, raising our production capacity to 12 machines a day. We are still considering further increasing our production capacity, in accordance with the growth of the Indian market,” said Sharma.

The Indian market for excavators has been growing around 20 percent year on year for the last four years. This robust growth is expected to continue as India’s construction equipment market is projected to have a compound annual growth rate of 10 percent over the next five years.

Aligned with its vision of “delivering true value to society,” KCEI, together with the Indian Construction Equipment Manufacturers Association, have been driving initiatives to improve the safety and emission norms in India.

KCEI is also one of the Japanese companies collaborating with the Indian government to establish the Japan-India Institute for Manufacturing (JIM) in Sri City. The JIM program is a collaborative effort aimed at increasing the pool of skilled workers to support the growth of India’s manufacturing industry.

“India is one of the fastest-growing markets for Kobelco worldwide and we are committed to being a partner of choice in constructing India’s bright future,” said KCEI Managing Director and CEO Koji Nakagawa.

www.kobelco-in.com

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The company manufactures and supplies flexographic and gravure inks for the packaging industry and delivers newspaper and offset inks for use in the print media industry. The company does business in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, the Middle East, Africa, Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States.

According to Seth, who is also a member of Sakata Inx’s international advisory board, local research and development (R&D) started early in India.

“Headed by our Japanese engineers, our R&D activities in India lead to the development of ink technologies which suited India’s extreme climate and humidity, and the wide geographical territories assigned to Sakata India for business,” said Seth.

“Today we are the leaders in quality and are committed to formulating state-of-the-art, environment-friendly ink products which deliver unsurpassed performance while minimizing environmental impact. Our customers’ place great importance on solvent retention levels, food grade applications and global compliance and productivity.”

Today, Seth is focused on establishing a manufacturing facility — a wholly owned subsidiary of Sakata Inx (India) in Bangladesh — and reaching out to new markets in Africa and other territories.

“Sustainable solutions and environmental stewardship have always been core values for us,” said Seth. “We will continue to work closely with our customers to address social and environmental concerns while growing our business in India and beyond. Sakata will continue to grow by remaining focused on our customers.”

www.sakataindia.com

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“We at Yaskawa India are always thinking how can we further the country and economy through understanding how best to improve products and automate energy-saving processes,” said President and CEO of Yaskawa India Akinori Urakawa.

With sales of 2.8 billion rupees in the 2017-2018 financial year, continued business growth and expansion is expected, with the run-off creating further job opportunities. Currently, Yaskawa has 230 employees and operates a production facility of three assembly lines in a 55,000 square foot facility in Bangalore.

“Today, our operations span the length and breadth of the country, and India remains a central hub for our future goals benefiting our operations greatly. The way to achieve this has been through quality customer and employee communication and proper fundamental business behavior,” said Urakawa.

Yaskawa’s three pillars of importance are, creating a sustainable workplace, sustainable ecology and social responsibility. They push the company to be deeply involved in corporate social responsibility; the firm currently supports multiple nonprofit organizations across the country that aid the needy and disabled.

“Our local initiatives are aimed predominately at education and the empowerment of women in the workplace. With India’s growing economy and middle class, people’s desires are driving the country and this will ultimately benefit everyone’s livelihood,” said Urakawa.

www.yaskawaindia.in

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