IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Limited

1. IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Limited

2. Barnala Geographical Location Map

3. Mr. Varinder Gupta - Aged 44 years is the Chairman and Managing Director. He has more than 24 years wide and rich industrial experience. He is an industrialist and associated with the company since inception. Dr. M.A.Zahir - Aged 65 years is a Director since 1998. He has more than 41 years of experience in business management education and involved in imparting training to the senior executives. Presently he is on the Board of many reputed companies. He holds a Masters’ Degree in Commerce and Ph.D. Mr. Chandra Mohan - Aged 75 years is a Director since, 2005. He has a experience of more than five decades in Indian Industry. He was instrumental in the designing and developing Indian tractor named Swaraj with totally indigenous technology which not only competed successfully with foreign technology but exceed them . He has been decorated with numerous awards including Padmashree for his contribution to the industry . He is B A (Hons) and B SC in Mechanical Engineering Board of Directors

4. Mr. Yogesh Goel - Aged 52 years is a Nominee Director of PSIDC since 1998. He has 31 year rich experience in his credit in the identification, promotion and implementation of chemical units in joint/assisted sectors. Presently he is the Chairman of Punjab Pollution Control Board. He is Graduate in Chemical Engineering from Punjab University, Chandigarh Dr. (Mrs.) H K Bal - Aged 66 years is a Director since 2002. She had served many colleges and was head of Department of Business Management of Punjab Agriculture University, Ludhiana. She is Doctorate in Statistics . Mrs. Lalita Kapur - Aged 51 is a Nominee Director of IDBI since 2002. She has more than 30 years experience in identifying and financing the projects . She is M A , B Ed and is currently working as an Assistant General Manager with IDBI. Mrs. Dimple Gupta - Aged 40 years is a Director since, 2006. She is an Industrialist and having wide and rich experience in this field. Board of Directors

5. 1986 – IOLCP s Establishment Year 1991 – Acetic Acid Manufacturing Started 1996 – Ethyl Acetate Plant Commissioning Year 1999 – Acetic Anhydride Production Started 2000 – Ibuprofen Plant Came into Existence 2006 – Cogeneration Operations Mile Stones Crossed

6. Product Range Chemical Products Acetic Acid Ethyl Acetate Acetic Anhydride Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Ibuprofen

7. Our Products - Our Strength

8. Acetic Acid • Acetic Acid or Ethanoic Acid Commonly Known as Vinegar • Sour Taste & Pungent Smell • Widely used as Chemical Reagent & Industrial Chemical • Derivatives application almost in all fields

9. Applications & End Usage

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11. Indian Scenario

12. Global Production

13. Acetic Acid Production Capacities - IOLCP

14. Captive Consumption Vs Merchant Sales

15. Acetic Acid – Market Share Domestic Market Global Market Indian Market 3,70,000 MT per Annum Global Market 92,00,000 MT per Annum

16. Acetic Acid-Our Major Customers

17. Ethyl Acetate • Ethyl Acetate or Ethyl Ethanoate – Fragrant, Colorless Liquid • Diverse Industrial Application as Solvent • Usage as Synthetic Fruit Essence • Flavor in Pharmaceuticals • Coextractant of Camphor, Fats, Oils & Antibiotics • Ability to replace Aromatic Solvents like Toulene, Xylene & Methyl Isobutyl Ketone.

18. Applications & End Usage

19. Indian Scenario

20. Global Production

21. Ethyl Acetate Production Capacities - IOLCP

22. Ethyl Acetate - Market Share Domestic Market Global Market Indian Market 1,50,700 MT per Annum Global Market 14,00,000 MT per Annum

23. Ethyl Acetate-Our Major Customers

24. Acetic Anhydride • Ethanoic Anhydride or Acid Anhydride • Declared As “Controlled Substance” under the Narcotics Drugs & Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act 1985 by Narcotics Control Bureau, India • Usage in Pharmaceutical, Agrochemical, Dyes & Pigments, Cellulose Acetate Production

25. Applications & End Usage

26. Indian Scenario

27. Global Production

28. Acetic Anhydride Production Capacities - IOLCP

29. Acetic Anhydride - Market Share Domestic Market Global Market Indian Market 50,000 MT per Annum Global Market 2,00,000 MT per Annum

30. Acetic Anhydride-Major Customers

31. Ibuprofen • Non-Steroidal Anti – Inflammatory Drug (NSAID) • Reduces Hormones Causing Inflammation & Pain in Body • Usage in Treatment of Variety of Ailments • Grades Available - IP - BP - USP - EP - Micronized

32. Applications & End Usage

33. Indian Scenario

34. Global Production

35. Ibuprofen Production Capacities - IOLCP

36. Ibuprofen - Market Share Domestic Market Global Market Indian Market 7,500 MT per Annum Global Market 24,000 MT per Annum

37. Ibuprofen- Our Major Customers

38. Growth Potential • The potential of growth of these products is elicited from their usage in various industries. • Also, the increase in the production capacities speaks for the increasing demand for these products in the market. • Ethanol, major raw material, available in abundance from Distilleries of Punjab & UP. • Secure Growth Prospective for Future Products with commencement of IOC Refinery at Panipat & also from the Upcoming HPCL Refinery at Bhathinda

39. Co-generation IOLCP has its own 4 MW Captive Co-generation Presently IOLCP has both Steam and Power generation of its own. The Proposed Expansion is for additional 10 MW

40. Global Presence The various international markets catered till date include: 1. BANGLADESH 10 .IRAQ 19.PAKISTAN 2. BELGIUM 11.AUSTRALIA 20. MALAYSIA 3. CHINA 12. KUWAIT 21.BOLIVIA 4. EGYPT 13.AFGHANISTAN 22. AUSTRIA 5. IRAN 14.COLOMBIA 23. DAMAN 6. SINGAPORE 15.VIETNAM 24. BAURUT 7. SYRIA 16.NAMIBIA 25. KOREA 8. THAILAND 17.MAURITIUS 9. UAE 18.MYANMAR

41. Our Technical Specializations REACTION SEPARATION DISTILLATION

42. Process Efficiencies

43. Process Automization Distribution Control Based Operations • Complete Automation of Process • Computerized Parameter recording • Better control of Process Parameters • - Operations on single mouse click

44. Energy Saving Measures • Energy Conservation - Major Emphasis Area • The most cost effective way for sustainable energy development is by improving end-use efficiency. • We Utilize Waste Process Energy to produce 660 TR/Day of Chilled Water generated through VAM Machines.

45. Recognization Awarded with “National Energy Conservation Award” Consecutively For the Year 2005 & 2006 By Ministry of Power, Government of India

46. Quality • The most up to date technology for manufacturing, processing and quality control. • High Quality Products with Quality Checks at each and every stage, starting from Raw Material to Finished products with latest Technology Instruments.

47. Research & Development • Equipped with latest infrastructure • Highly competent research team • Manufacturing technology for all the products developed in-house • Capacity to produce single to multi-kilogram quantities of organic compounds • Pilot plant studies for new products / molecules • ChemCAD (Simulation Software)

48. Environment Friendly Plant Untreated Effluent Treated Effluent Standard pH 4.0 - 5.0 7.0 – 8.0 7.0 - 8.0 TDS (mg/L) 2100 - 2500 1600 - 1800 <2100 BOD(mg/L) 10000 - 12000 20 - 30 < 30 COD (mg/L) 14000 - 18000 175 - 200 < 250

49. Manpower

50. The company believes that adherence to the corporate ethics and transparent working results in substantial and sustainable improvements in the performance. The Company has adopted the following practices : Code of Corporate Governance & Conduct Code to Prevent the Insider Trading Code of Corporate Disclosure of Insider Trading Whistle Blower Policy Corporate Ethics