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YEAR EVENTS
1954 - The Company was incorporated as a public limited company at
Chennai on 12th July, and obtained a Certificate of
Commencement
of Business on 30th July. It was promoted by late Shri
V.S.
Tyagaraja Mudaliar.
- The Company set up a plant (Unit I) with an installed
capacity of
1200 TPD at Vadapathinangalam in Thanjavur district of
Tamilnadu.
1974 - The Crushing capacity was increased to 2,000 TPD. Since
then,
the Company had been modernising the plant and
machinery to
attain higher efficiency.
- Rate of dividend on preference shares increased from
8.6% to
10.5% with effect from 1.11.1975.
1986 - The company was issued a letter of intent to set up a new
sugar
factory (Unit II) with an installed cane crushing
capacity of
2,500 TPD at Thirumandangudi in Thanjavur district of
Tamilnadu.
- Plant and machinery was procured on a turn-key basis
from KCP,
Ltd. Two DG sets of 320 KVA each were also installed to
meet any
contingencies.
1988 - 6,00,000 Bonus shares issued in prop 1:1.
1989 - The Company privately placed 15,000-14% non-convertible
debentures of Rs 1000 each with UTI and SBI Mutual Fund.
The
debentures are redeemable in three instalment beginning
at the
end of 6th year from the date of allotment with a
premium of 5%
to be paid with the IInd instalment.
- 45,00,000 Bonus equity shares issued in prop. 15:4,
14,25,000
shares were then issued at a premium of Rs 15 per share
of which
two blocks of 46,875 shares each were reserved and
allotted to
UTI and SBI Mutual Fund. 71,250 shares were offered on
a
preferential basis to employees (including Indian
working
directors/workers) of the Company. Only 11,400 shares
taken up.
The balance 12,60,000 shares, along with the unsubscribed
portion
of 59,850 shares of employees quota, were offered for
public
subscription during July, 1990. Additional 2,13,750
shares were
allotted to the public to retain over-subscription.
1990 - The Company decided to enter into new lines of business viz.,
leasing, hire purchase, computer hardware and software,
etc.
- During July, the Company made a public issue of equity
shares
with an objective to raise resources to meet part of the
cost of
new sugar project, augment long-term resources and to
list equity
shares on recognised stock exchanges.
1992 - The Company has commissioned the services of the Sugarcane
Breeding Institute, Coimbatore to undertake a detailed
study and
suggest necessary measures to improve the quality and
yield of
sugarcane.
- The Company has also been chosen by Tamilnadu Industrial
Development Corporation (TIDCO) as co-promoter for
implementing a
project in the Associate Sector to manufacture
n-Butanol, an
alcohol based chemical.
- It is proposed to introduce the Double Common Header in
the
Injection Station to reduce the power consumption in
the
condensing and spraying system.
- It has proposed to modify the existing VKW Boiler Furnace
and
Economiser Tube design to increase the thermal efficiency
in the
boiler.
- The company has proposed to modify the existing
Evaporator
Station with Dynamic Juice Heaters to reduce the steam
consumption.
- It is proposed to introduce specific imbibition system in
the
Mills to reduce the imbibition percentage for the same
milling
performance.
- It is proposed to introduce Multi Pass Evaporator to
improve heat
transfer and to reduce scale formation.
1993 - Located alongside the sugar factory at Tirumandankudi, with
an
installed capacity of 60 kilo-litres per day of
Rectified Spirit
and 30 kilolitres per day of Extra Neutral Alcohol
Commissioned
in August.
1994 - The Company finalised the proposal to set up cogeneration
facilities at the Tirumandankudi sugar plant for
generation upto
19 MW of power. The power plant would last substantial
captive
availability of fuel in the form of bagasse from the
sugar mill
and the same would be supplemented by lignite from the
Neyveli
mines.
- The Company has successfully introduced the poly bag
method of
planting sugarcane which not only economies on seed
requirement,
but also through better germination, results in higher
yield per
acre and sucrose content.
- The Company is also considering expansion of its interests
in the
sugar industry and it is proposed to integrate the project
for
co-generation of power therein.
- High efficiency pumps were installed in injection station
which
has resulted in energy saving.
- Double Common Header has been introduced and it has
resulted in
power saving of about 125 KW.
- 8,50,000 Shares issued Pref. shares issued.
1995 - With a view to overcome the problems faced during the trial
run,
certain modifications were suggested and the plant was
shut down
since March 1996 to July 1996 for enforcing the
modification.
- The company received a Letter of Intent for expanding the
capacity of Tirumandankudi sugar factory from 2500 TCD to
5000
TCD.
- The Company undertook to install 9.74 MW back pressure
turbine at
Tirumandankudi power plant to increase the power
generating
capacity from 19th to 27 MW.
- The Company also undertook to set up Co-generation
facilities for
19 MW power at Kollumangudi.
- The Company was granted a Letter of Intent for setting up
a new
2,500 TCD sugar factory in Tiruvadaimaravdur taluka,
Tanjavur.
- During the year, 5,500,000 Redeemable Cumulative
Preference
Shares of Rs. 10 each were issued and allotted.
1996 - The Company has allotted 4,12,869 No. of equity shares at a
price
of Rs 165 per share to the Promoters on preferential
basis.
- The Company had allotted 21,50,405 No. of Equity shares
of Rs 10
each at a premium of Rs 80 per share to the shareholders
of the
company on rights basis.
- The 19 MW Power Cogeneration project at Tirumandankudi
was
commissioned during November.
- The Company is installing a 9.74 MW back pressure turbine
at the
Tirumandankudi Power Plant, so as to increase the Power
generating capacity from 19 to 27 MW during the crushing
season.
- The Bagasse based Cogeneration Plant was commissioned.
This
is the first major Bagasse based Cogeneration Project of
this
kind in the sugar industry in the whole of India.
1997 - The Unit Trust of India (UTI) has renounced its rights
entitlement of 1,86,443 equity shares of Thiru Arooran
Sugars
Ltd at the rate of Rs.4 per share on January 22, 1997.
- Arooran Sugars Ltd has recently obtained one more letter
of
Intent from the Centre to set up a sugar mill of 2500
TCD at
Valangaiman near Kumbakonam in Thanjavur district.
- With the proposed two factories, it is set to emerge one
of the
largest sugar producers in the country with 12,000 TCD
at its
command.
- The Chennai-based Thiru Aroonan Sugars Ltd (TASL),
proposes to
substitute some of its high-cost long-term and short-term
funds
with low cost resources.
- Thiru Arooran Sugars Ltd has been chosen for `Best
Project/Entrepreneur' award by Indian Renewable Energy
Development Ltd (IREDA). The agency has set up special
awards
as part of its celebrations to commemorate the completion
of 10
years of service in the renewable energy sector.
- The capacity of the existing unit in Thirumandangudi has
been
doubled to 5,000 tonnes daily while the co-generation
plant in
this centre has a capacity of 27 MW.
- 24,500,000 preference shares of Rs 10 each were privately
placed
aggregating to Rs 2450 lakhs.
1998 - Thiru Arooran Sugars is the latest to join the race in the
Southern sugar market to expand capacity.
- The company recently set-up a new 2,500 tcd sugar unit
at
Thiruvidaimarudur through a new subsidiary - Shri Ambica
Sugar
Mills - which could also call for additional investments
from
TASL, leading to a higher fixed-cost component in its
cost
structure.
- Thiru Arooran has a capcity of 7,500 tcd and is adding
further
capacity of 2,500 tcd through a subsidiary company.
- 10,000,000 Preference shares of Rs 10 each privately
placed.
1999 - The sugar plant, situated at Pennadam, has a capacity to
crush
500 tonnes per day. With this the capacity of TASL
group
increased to 12500 TCD taking into account 5000 TCD at
Thiruman-dangudi and 2500 TCD at Kollumangudi.
2000 - The Company a leading integrated sugar manufacturer based in
Tamil Nadu, has proposed to hive off its `cash cow'
co-generation
division.
- TheTerra Energy shall allot to Thiru Arooran Sugar
Industries 1,00,00,000
No. of equity shares of Rs 10 each fully paid-up
aggregating Rs 10 crore,
20,00,000 redeemable preference shares of Rs 100 each
aggregating Rs 20
crore and 12,84,000 optionally convertible debentures of
Rs 100 each aggregating
Rs 12.84 crore.
2003
- Delisting of the Equity Shares from Madras Stock Exchange
2005
-Shree Ambika Sugars Ltd an associate company of Thiru Arooran Sugars
Ltd merges two of its cogeneration power subsidiaries with itself |
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