House Magazine of Madras Cements Ltd

For Private Circulation only

P R Ramasubrahmaneya RajhaChairman & MD

A s s t r o n g a s f a m i l y b o n d sA s s t r o n g a s f a m i l y b o n d s

Dear friends,It is said that tough times make tough people and the present time is replete with

challenges for the cement industry. Though it is part of the typical business cycle we are going through, it is, nevertheless, a clarion call for preparing ourselves for the future by honing our internal capabilities and sharpening our focus onto the emerging demands of the business environment.

I would like to dwell on a few significant aspects to which we must focus our attention during these crucial times. As you know that, during the last couple of years, we have made huge investments in capacity expansions as also in forward integration projects such as grinding units and packing plants to cater to the increasing demand of the construction industry as well as to ensure timely delivery to our customers. The investments were funded using a prudent balance of internal accruals and external borrowings. While on the one side, we incur additional costs due to interest payments, there has been also considerable increase in input costs and the freight charges, amply adding up to our production costs. With the competition getting more intense due to increased supplies, margins are also on the squeeze.

At this juncture, it is very important for us to focus on two vital areas: First and foremost, we must keep the costs under control at all fronts. Controlling of costs is not mere cutting down of expenditure, but it is to ensure that every rupee is spent prudently so that it accrues as value to the organisation. Now it is not about ‘doing more’, but it is about ‘doing different’. So, if you consciously observe your day-to-day routine activities and take a hard look around your workplace, there could be plenty of potential opportunities waiting to be improved. I am sure you can come out with new ways of doing things that could contain wasteful costs and enhance effectiveness. You might remember the old adage that many a drop makes an ocean. Our collective efforts can go a long way in building a culture of fiscal discipline.

The second aspect we should focus on is to explore means of becoming even more customer-centric. We have always stood steadfast in meeting our customers’ needs, not only their explicit needs but their unspoken ones as well and we have never shied away from walking the extra mile for accomplishing that. That is why you may find our internal quality yardsticks go far beyond the prescribed standards. If we imbibe this spirit of customer-centricity in all our actions, then excellence will become part of our habit.

I see an all-round optimism and the economy is in the pink of health. I envisage a great potential for our Company in view of the imminent opportunities and our innate human capabilities. But, if we have to participate in the India growth story, it is for us to act on these vital aspects now. It is time for us to display our commitment and prove our resilience as we emerge even tougher, when the storm withers over time.

Wishing you and your family members all the very best.

From Chairman’s DeskJuly 2010 - October 2010 Vol. 1, No: 8

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Jul- Sep - 2012 House Magazine of Madras Cements Ltd Vol. 2 No: 01

Green Awardfor our Alathiyur Plant

PatronP R Ramasubrahmaneya RajhaChairman & MD

Advisory BoardA V DharmakrishnanChief Executive OfficerBalaji K MoorthyPresident (Marketing)M J Sai KumarAsst Vice President – HRDK.SelvanayagamCompany SecretaryN VaradarajanSr GM - IT

EditorG BharathSr DGM- Learning & Development

COORDINATORSRR Nagar E Alwar, AGM- PersonnelJayanthipuramS N M Suri, DGM-PersonnelAlathiyurSridhar N., Sr Manager-PersonnelAriyalurA Johnson Antony Leo, DGM-PersonnelMathodManjunath Das, AGM-PersonnelMarketing-TamilnaduR Vijayan, AGM-Marketing, MaduraiMarketing-AndhrapradeshA Sriram Reddy, Manager- Marketing - VijayawadaMarketing-KarnatakaS Srikanth, DM-Marketing, BangloreMarketing-KeralaP Viswanathan, DGM-Marketing, ErnakulamCorp Office, Grinding Units,RRDC, RMC, DMP R Murali, Dy. Manager-Payroll,Corp office, Chennai

Published byMadras Cements LtdCorporate Office, 98-A, Auras Corporate Centre Dr RK Salai, Mylapore, Chennai- 04

Design & Printing G.DevarajContent Factory

Our Founder Shri P A C Ramasamy Raja continues to be a source of inspiration for us.

Here we reproduce a Poem on our Founder, written by his grand daughter Ms Vidya Jayaraman, published in “Sun of Rajapalayam”, the book published during the Birth Centenary of our Founder.

The Subtle Sakshi

Dear Friends,

Sustainable development is something we hold close to our heart at RAMCO and we go extra miles when it comes to environmental protection. We have never hesitated to invest in technology to ensure safe and clean environment in and around our factories. Our Units are known for their receiving awards in recognition of energy conservation and environmental protection. Alathiyur Unit is the first in the industry to receive 4 Leaves Award from Centre for Science and Environment in the year 2005. Our relentless efforts in the direction have now been recognized by Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board as well as AP Pollution Control Board. Our Alathiyur Unit has received the ‘Green Award 2011’ instituted by TNPCB and our Jayanthipuram Unit has been conferred with State level Award for Cleaner Production by APPCB.

As a responsible corporate citizen, we have always displayed high degree of commitment towards maintaining product quality, environmental protection and health and safety of employees. Apart from adopting the best-in-class technology to meet these commitments, we have also put in place ISO systems for ensuring quality, environment and safety practices are of global standards. Our Units at RR Nagar, Alathiyur and Jayanthipuram have already been certified for compliance to ISO standards of Integrated Management System (IMS) which comprehensively covers the standards relating to quality, environment and occupational health and safety.

Now that our Ariyalur Unit and all our Grinding Plants (Kolaghat, Salem and Chengalpet) have been certified for ISO 9001:2008 by BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards), we can say with pride that all our Factories and Grinding Units are now ISO 9001:2008 certified for compliance to Quality Management System. I am sure our teams at these Units will continue in their stride and get IMS certified.

I am also happy to note that our Quality Circles have been actively implementing new ideas for improvement and it is heartening to note that their presentations at the recently held QCFI Chapter Convention have bagged many Gold and Silver Awards.

Wishing you and your family members all the very best.

He tilled to sow

He sowed to see

The barren blossom

To sprouts

That became

The ember in every home

The yarn in every fabric

The cement binding every brick

The screw holding every plank

The fire in every student

Each work a worship

Each monument a mandir

Today

Each sprout a tree

Each tree a banyan

Each banyan a shade

Each fruit an offering

Each sustained by the sun.

The spirit-

The son of the soil

Who dared to dream

Who yet

Remains unchanged

The silent subtle Sakshi

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Inspirations From the Chairman's Desk

What is the outlook for the industry?

In the last two years, the industry is growing at different pace in different States. The only State where it is not growing is Andhra Pradesh. In the last four years there has been a decline. This, from a position where it used to grow at 15-20 per cent. At one stage the consumption peaked to almost 28-30 million tonnes a year. In the last seven years, installed capacity in Andhra Pradesh has gone up by three times.

However, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan and Gujarat are the only States where incremental growth can come. In the other States — Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh — only small capacity addition is possible as the existing limestone reserves are fully tied up. Andhra Pradesh still has a lot of scope for putting up new capacities in Kadappa and Kurnool districts.

Madras Cements has around 600-700 million tonnes of untapped limestone. We have bought the land, got mining leases and environmental clearance. We have bought 4,000 acres. We are watching the market conditions. Recently, we got mining lease near our Jayanthipuram plant, where we have over 100 million tonnes of limestone. Other players too have limestone in Andhra Pradesh. Another 50-60 million tonnes of capacity can come in Andhra Pradesh. But the problem is logistics.

Another advantage in Andhra Pradesh is it has also got coal, which is another important raw material. If coal blocks are opened up and allotted to cement companies, the cost of production can be the cheapest in Andhra Pradesh. The other States can only receive cement. Take the east, there is no limestone deposit. The east has to receive cement from Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. They can have only grinding units. In Odisha, Orissa Cements has one plant and ACC has one small plant. That is all. No other plant can come up.

Which means your cost of transportation will be huge…

The challenge for the cement industry is going to be logistics. Cement is a high volume, low value commodity. Even at Rs 350 a bag, it is only Rs 7 a kg. The logistics cost may either equal or exceed manufacturing cost. Five to 10 years down the line, for many companies the distribution cost will be more than the manufacturing cost.

How are companies like Madras Cements tackling the huge drop in the Andhra Pradesh market?

That is why we have put up a grinding unit in West Bengal, with a capacity of one million tonne. At least a third of our capacity we can take to West Bengal. We are also exploring markets in Odisha and Maharashtra. Part of this cement is also sold in Karnataka. Even though growth in Andhra Pradesh is not up to the mark, we are able to substitute with other markets. We are selling our cement even in Arunachal Pradesh and Assam for certain projects.

Where do you see Madras Cements going forward? What is your mandate?

We have enough reserves to expand. Our philosophy is for existing investment, we should have decent capacity utilization. Our concentration is capacity utilization from the existing plant, may be we will expand in West Bengal and other places by putting up grinding units to increase our capacities. The capacity utilization will be around 70-75 per cent.

What would be the challenges for Madras Cements?

First, we have to improve our capacity utilization. Second, more control over distribution cost and third brand building. Since we have to enter the new markets, challenge is how to establish our brand against established players.

‘Logistics & distribution costs, biggest challenge for cement industry’

Our CMD handing a cheque for Rs 1 crore towards Chief Minister’s Thane Relief Fund for restoration and rehabilitation work in the cyclone affected areas.

To nurture and encourage the sporting talents, our Alathiyur and Ariyalur units jointly donated Rs.9 lacs for constructing a Skating Arena in Ariyalur.

Here, Ms Anu George, IAS, the then District Collector of Ariyalur Dist., is seen receiving the cheque from S Shanmugam-VP-Mfg. Also seen in the picture are S Ramalingam-AVP-Works, S Ramaraj-SGM-Admin and C Ravichandran-GM- Admin.

MCL participated in the Udyog Mela organized at SJCIT, Chikkaballapur, Karnataka on 14th and 15th July 2012. Hon’ble Minister Dr M Veerappa Moily visited our stall at the Mela and greeted our Officers

Sri Partha Chatterjee, State Commerce and Industries Minister, West Bengal, visited our stall at Science city, Kolkata

Udyog Mela Chikkaballapur Kolkata

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Corporate CitizenshipExcerpts from an interview of our CEOpublished in Business Line dated 9th June 2012

Sensing the dire need for drinking water in the village of Neranjikorai near our North Puddupalayam Mines, we constructed borewell with drinking water facility. A Johnson Antony Leo-DGM-Personnel, & Mr N Ajmal Ahmed, Sr.Manager-Mines are seen with the village community.

Our Mathod Unit gave away uniforms and school bags to the local schools in the nearby villages of our Mathod plant namely, Balenahalli village and Mudiyappana Hatti Village.

Last issue, we had covered about how our RSSL volunteers rushed to the cyclone-ravaged villages and rendered timely help in terms of reaching them with immediate essentialities for livelihood like drinking water, food, clothes etc and even light by distributing candles.

The Tamil Weekly Ananda Vikatan talks about how it helped the cyclone- affected people who lost their hutments by providing them with concrete houses and how Ramco Cements came forward to support them by providing cement and sheets at highly concessional rates.

As part of our RSSL activity, we have been distributing school bags, uniforms, note books and writing materials to the needy children of nearby villages of our Units.

More than 1000 children from over 15 schools in the surrounding schools of Alathiyur were benefitted.

Ariyalur Alathiyur

MathodAlathiyur School Topper and District III Rank holder in X Standard Board Exam is receiving the Award from our CMD

CMD gave away the Award to the student of Alathiyur School who topped the Ariyalur District in the XII Standard Board Examination

CMD appreciated the teachers of Alathiyur School and congratulated them on securing good results in the Board examinations.

Teachers Day was celebrated at Mathodu Unit on 5th September 2012 and here, Ramachandra Y Dambal, DGM (Works) felicitated the retired teachers of the locality and also the teachers of our Gokula Vidya Mandir Schools.

Teachers Day Celebration at MCL Mathodu

Providing employable skills can pave way for the empowerment of women in the villages and towards this cause, our Ramco Social Service League, RR Nagar, established a tailoring school in Thambanaiyakanpatti. The school was inaugurated on 15th June 2012.

RR Nagar

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Corporate Citizenship Enabling Education

Our Vice Chairman receiving the “TNPCB Green Award 2011-2012” from the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Tamilnadu. MCL’s Althiyur factory has been conferred this award by Tamilnadu Pollution Control Board.

Jayanthipuram bagged the State level award for “Cleaner Production Measures” instituted by Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board. President-Mfg received the award from Chairperson, APPCB.

n Second Line Cement mill was commissioned at Ariyalur unit.

n Ariyalur Unit has been certified ISO 9001:2008 without any non conformity at the first go. This was achieved within a short span of five months by strictly adopting the standard guidelines efficiently.

n Our Salem and Chengalpet Grinding Units have also conferred the ISO 9001-2008 certification by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)

Milestones

Jayanthipuram

Ariyalur

Best Organisation Supporting QC Movement Award-2012 for MCL

Awards Galore for MCL at Quality Circle Convention at Madurai The Quality circle teams of RR Nagar, Alathiyur and Ariyalur participated in the Madurai Chapter convention held at KLN College of Engineering, Madurai on 21st & 22nd September 2012. About 135 Quality Circle teams from various public and private sector organizations participated in the convention and presented their case studies. All the three Units together bagged a total of 10 Gold Awards and 6 silver awards.

The following are the awards bagged by our QC teams / departments from our Units:

RR Nagar Alathiyur AriyalurGold Awards Cement Mill / QC – 261 Electrical & Inst / Galaxy Mechanical / Orchid 120 Electrical / QC – 201 Mines / Everest Electrical / Daisy Powers-130

Mines Crusher / QC – 151 Mech. Workshop / Victory Instrumentation / Tulip 140 Packing Plant & CDS / Super King

Siliver Awards OHC & Personnel / QC – 311 Accounts & IT / Blossom Mechanical / Iris 150 Mines Auto / QC – 101 Accounts / Sunflower 180 Quality Control / QC – 321

RR Nagar Alathiyur Ariyalur

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Quality Circles Awards & Accolades

President-Mfg, Jayanthipuram Plant receiving the Best Organisation Supporting Quality Circles Movement Award for the year 2012 from Hon’ble Minister of IT and Communications Sri Ponnala Lakshmaiah on 08.09.12 at Hyderabad in a function conducted by QCFI, Hyderabad Chapter.

Our Alathiyur was fortunate to have the divine blessings of Jagadguru Shankaracharya Sri Sri Bharati Tirtha Mahaswamiji, the presiding Pontiff and the 36th in the line of Jagadgurus of the celebrated Sringeri Sri Sharada Peetham

Sri Bharathi Theertha Mahaswamiji has been the guiding spirit behind innumerable spiritual aspirants and our CMD and his family have been ardent devotees of Mahaswamiji.

An erudite scholar, His Holiness has composed many a divine verse in praise of His Guru, the previous Gurus and various forms of God. His Holiness is also a versatile linguist. His discourses in chaste Sanskrit, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Hindi have pulled people from far and near towards treading a virtuous life.

It is, of course, a great blessing for us that the compassionate sage had visited our Colony at Alathiyur and gave pearls of wisdom to the devotees.

Our CMD launched the 5S Practices at RR Nagar on 24.04.2012 and Dr. R. Balakrishnan, 5S consultant has been hand-holding us in implementing 5S activities. 5S helps a great deal in reducing the Inventory, improving the productivity and safety and conserving the space as well as input materials.

At RR Nagar, 5S Practices activities are already in full swing in Production areas, Office area and beyond the work place area and 60% of 1S activities are completed and 2S activities have already been started in few Zones. Twenty eight officers have been trained by Dr. Balakrishnan training to conduct internal audit of 5S twice a month and expedite the improvements. RR Nagar has set out to complete the 5S Activities by the end of this calendar year.

During the 5S Audit conducted by our Consultant in August, Occupational Health Center scored the Highest Rating followed by IT Dept in second place and Auto Garage and Cement Mill Substation sharing the third place.

Progress of 5S Practices at RR Nagar

A place for everything …… and everything in its place

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Sri Sri Bharati Tirtha Mahaswamiji visits Alathiyur 5S Practices at RR Nagar

Ernakulam

TrivandrumAlleppey

TrivandrumErnakulam

KottayamQuilon

It is believed that during Onam, the mythological king Mahabali arrives in Kerala every year to enquire about the welfare of his beloved subjects.

Ramco Kerala celebrated Onam this year with a family get together of the entire dealers of Kerala.

It was an occasion for the dealers and their families including children, to share the happiness, interact with one another and also to reinforce their bonding with Ramco.

The dealers and their family members got together under the Ramco banner to enjoy the festivities with all its indulgence. Everyone enjoyed the entertainment bonanza that accompanied the events to its fullest brim.

The spectacular events during the Ramco Onam festival were caught on camera with all its resplendent beauty and vibrant mood. Men and women of all age groups were impromptu coming

forward to partake in the competitions vying for the prizes. It was sheer beauty watching the children including tiny tots dancing to the rhythm of music against the backdrop of Ramco Bandhathwam.

10 Onam family get together were held in 10 different locations in Kerala during the week preceding Onam. Everyone requested that such family meetings be conducted every year in the same way it was conducted this year.

Ramco Kerala teams were present in traditional attire to welcome the dealers and their family members.

President (Marketing) attended the function at Trivandrum and Cochin and used the occasion to greet the audience and to thank the Ramco Family members for their unflinching loyalty and continued support for Ramco over the years.

- P. Viswanathan

Painter Meet at Villupuram on 8.8.2012 to promote our Dry Mortar Products.

Tile layers meeting held at Ponkunnam, Kerala on 23.09.12

Dry Mix Marketing

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Onam Celebrations in Kerala

ONAM heralds the arrival of the harvest festival in Kerala.

Sri J. Radhakrishnan, IAS, visited our Stall during All Tamilnadu Civil Engineers Conference held at Yerkaud on 10.06.2012.

Association Of Consulting Civil Engineers (ACCE) Bangalore and MCL jointly celebrated the Engineer’s Day on 15.09.2012, coinciding with the 152nd Birth Anniversary of Sir M.Vishveshwariah. MCL had sponsored the full day workshop as well as the felicitation event. The event was presided over by our President Marketing. Sudhir Chandra, Director (Projects & Planning) – Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation (BMRCL) was the Chief guest and K Jayakumar, our Sr GM- Marketing was the Guest of Honour.

Our MACE Division launched yet another MACE Van at Tanjore on 3rd June 2012 to provide technical support to our customers

Our VP-Mktg. presenting a Cheque to our Exclusive Dealer M/S. Annai Agencies, Kurivikulam, Nellai District whose shop got gutted during fire mishap.

Making forays into Sri Lanka market; Masons Meet at Mannar, Srilanka on 13.06.2012. Chairman & Vice Chairman of Mannar Municipal Corporation on dias.

Karnataka

M Bilal of Tech Services giving a demo on the testing services that are being offered through MACE.

17th Van of our MACE Division is being flagged off at Coimbatore by R Ramakrishnan, VP(Mktg)

Engineer’s Day at Bangalore

Madras Cements Ltd has reported a 25 per cent jump in net profit for the first quarter of the current year compared with the corresponding quarter previously. Higher cement sales and improved profitability have contributed to the growth, said a company press release.

The company has reported a net profit of Rs 123.01 crore (Rs 98.30 crore) for the quarter ended June 30, 2012, on a total income of Rs 995.27 crore (Rs 768.21 crore). Finance cost has increased to Rs 54.26 crore (Rs 47.60 crore). The operating profit was up 26 per cent to Rs 314.47 crore (Rs 250.18 crore). Cement sales jumped 20 per cent during the first quarter to 21.58 lakh tonnes (17.79 lakh tonnes). Revenue from wind mills has increased to Rs 40.95 crore (Rs 32.08 crore) with electricity generation increasing to 1,144 lakh units (943 lakh units) during the quarter.

Madras Cements net up on higher sales, better realisation

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Marketing News – Tamilnad Marketing News–Karnataka

Spell-binding:Malavika and Sidharth, both daughter and son of Gopakumar, Sr Manager- Marketing, Ernakulam have made us proud by their spell-binding performance in the Spell Bee Competitions. While Malavika was ranked 10th in the International Spelling Bee competition held in Feb 2011 at Malasia, Sidharth came 24th in the subsequent one held in Jan 2012 in Abu Dhabi.

School Topper in SSCN. Chandrika, Daughter of Nallathambi of Chennai office, has secured 490 / 500 in X Std. examination. She is not only the School topper in her school Kamaraj Metriculation Hr Sec School but also stood second at district level in North Chennai dist.

Ramco Bhandham wishes her all the very best in her academic pursuits.

K Sathasivam, GMM-AP and S Chandra Sekhar, AGMM-Vizag on the occasion of 25th marriage anniversary of Paluri Srinivas of M/s Sree Sitarama Agencies, our major Dealer in Vizag.

S Sangeetha, Daughter of E Seenivasagan, HEO of RR Nagar has secured First Rank with Grade A+ (CGPA mark 8.88) in M.Tech (Digital Communication and Network Engineering) and bagged the Gold Medal for being the topper in all the examinations of May 2011 in her college Kalasalingam University, Krishnankoil.

The logo designed by J Mothilal Lenin was adjudged the best in the 5S Logo Competition held during at Launch of 5S at RRNagar. Here N Ravishankar, SVP-Mfg, RRN, is seen declaring the winner of the Logo competition.

Running For A CauseIt is not any prize, money or sense of achievement that drives our K Selvanayagam to run non-stop but it is the cause he has taken upon himself that keeps him going miles.

He has recently (on 26th August 2012) completed a full Marathon (42.2 kms) at Hyderabad in a timing of 5.17.31 hrs and he has dedicated this run for the cause of charity- an orphanage run by Shri Sivaprakasa Swamigal at Vadalur. The orphanage was devastated in the thane cyclone. His run could mobilize a sum of Rs 3 lacs for charity which has been donated to refurbishment of building and amenities at the orphanage.

Gold Medalist in MTech Winner of 5S Logo Competition

Ramco sponsors Iftar Party held at Hyderabad

Potential Internal Trainers of Ariyalur Unit during “Train the Trainer” workshop held in July. They are given conceptual exposure followed by hands-on practice sessions in training methodologies like Lecturing, Coaching, Discussion Leading, Experiential tools through a series of training sessions.

Our Mathod team in action during a training workshop on “Communication & Interpersonal Skills”

Internal Trainers in Action Training Workshop at Mathod

VP Marketing and GM-Mktg (AP) during the wedding function of daughter of the Leading dealer in AP- Sri Narsimha Raju of M/s. SRI VIJAYALAKSHMI MARKETING

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Marketing News –AP Achivers All

Learning Track

Fare Forward

CoRPoRATe offICeAjaya Kumar R AGM-CivilKishore S Management Tr - HRDElangovan K Asst.Officer-AccountsRathakrishnan B Guest House CaretakerKrishnan R Cook RRDCMutharasan G Apprentice MARkeTING Ayan Chakraborty AGM-MarketingChandi Prasad Mohanty Dy.Manager-Technical ServVenkatesh Pulavarty Asst.Manager-Tech ServiceRavi G Asst.Manager-Tech ServiceJagadeshan S Asst.Manager-Tech ServiceMuthukumar M P Asst.Manager-Tech ServiceSambit Kumar Swain Jr.Manager-Accounts (C)Raj Ganesh J Jr.Manager-Accounts (C)Karthick Ganesh R Jr.Manager-Tech.ServicesSubha Ranjan Rakshit Sr.Sales OfficerKambampati Anudeep Sales OfficerGanesh T Sales OfficerTanmoy Das Sales OfficerBaskaran S Sales OfficerRitweek Ray Sales OfficerSuresh Sales OfficerRanjit Purushothaman Sales OfficerPramod Khot Sales OfficerBinil K A Sales OfficerSoumit Samanta Sales OfficerImmanvel Darwin A Sales OfficerShantappa Sales OfficerDeepanraj N Dy.Sales OfficerAbhijit Das Dy.Sales OfficerAmiya Kanta Panigrahi Dy.Sales OfficerSimon Victor M Dy.Sales OfficerSenthil Kumar V Dy.Sales OfficerVijayan C Dy.Sales OfficerKaushik Das Dy.Sales Officer-Tech SerSubhadip Banerjee Dy.Sales OfficerHitendra Kumar Sahoo Dy.Sales OfficerKrishnendu Das Dy.Sales OfficerMaria Charles V Dy.Sales OfficerChinmaya Kumar Sahu Dy.Sales OfficerSanthoshkumar S Dy.Sales OfficerKameswaran S Sales OfficerAshok Kumar Panda Dy.Sales OfficerPrakash S Dy.Sales OfficerThiyagesh S Dy.Sales Officer

Debendranath Sahoo Dy.Sales OfficerMuthusubramanian S Sales OfficerAravind Subramanian N V Sales OfficerVishnu M G Sales TraineeVishal Balan Sales TraineeAnu Govind P S Sales TraineeVivek Oommen Abraham Sales TraineeAnshuman Pattnaik Sales TraineeArun Kumar Singh Sales TraineeSingisetty Vinaya Kumar Sales TraineeSriman Reddy V Sales TraineeNavaneeth M Sales TraineeArun Pious W Sales TraineePragadeesh V Sales TraineeVinayaga Sundaram A Sales TraineeDinesh Kumar M S Sales TraineeVisakan K Sales TraineeSatheeshkumar B Dip.Engr.Tr.-Tech ServMuppudathi T Dip.Engr.Tr.-Tech ServThameemansari K Dip.Engr.Tr.-Tech ServManikandan B Dip.Engr.Tr.-Tech ServThota Bharath Bhushan Sales TraineeVenkata Swamy Naidu P Sales TraineeJaison Mathew Jose Sales TraineeGopala Krishnan A R Sales TraineeDebanjan Dutta Sales TraineeSurya Banerjee Sales TraineeSudip Kumar Dutta Sales TraineeJitendra Ray Sales TraineeVadivel V Sales TraineeAsgar Alli Asst.Officer-AccountsBijaya Kumar Ojha Asst.Officer-AccountsPrasant Kumar Swain Asst.Officer-AccountsBiswajit Parida Asst.Officer-AccountsSankar S Asst.Officer-AccountsAjaya Kumar Jena Accounts Trainee R.R.NAGAR Sambasivam V S AGM-MinesMathavan G Dy. Manager-HorticultureMasoom Basha MD S Asst.Manager-MinesVinoth Kumar S Accounts TraineeDeivanayagam Pillai N P Dip.Engr.Dev.Tr-Elect.Vijaya Kumar S Geologist Trainee JAyANThIPuRAM Raju Badugu Asst.Manager-GeologyKrishna Chaitanya Varma U Asst.Manager-SafetyPhani Srinath P Asst.Officer-MaterialsHanumantha Rao M V P Jr.Officer-CDS

Nagi Reddy P Jr.Engineer-MinesShaik Mansoor Dip.Engr.Tr.-MinesMadhava Rao CH Attendant - HEOKarimbhasha S D Attendant - BlastingVenkateswara Rao G Attendant - Blasting AlAThIyuR Ramakrishnan V AGM-Admin & LiaisonRavikumar A V Dy.Manager-SafetyNiranjan K Management Tr - PersonnelShiva Kumar S Graduate Engr.Tr.-MinesPerumal Swamy N Asst.Officer-SecurityMateti Sriram Dip.Engr.Tr.-MinesPrasannavenkatesh R Time Office TraineeRajaram M Dip.Engr.Dev.Tr-Elect.Alagarsamy S Apprentice - MechSankarapandi N Apprentice - MechSureshbabu G Apprentice - Electrical ARIyAluR Ananta Sayanam P T Sr.Manager-MechanicalGopinath M Asst.Manager-MinesVeeraraghavan S V Graduate Engr.Tr.-Elect.Sadanandh S Industrial EngineerKarthikeyan N R Dip.Engr.Tr.-ElectricalHarikrishna Madasu Dip.Engr.Tr.-MinesGanesh S R Apprentice - WB MAThoD Shankar E Engg.Dev.Tr.-ITSridhara B H Chemist Trainee

Sudhansu Gantayet

Ayan Chakraborty

R Ajaya Kumar

Balakrishna Nair K Attendant - Mechanical Alathiyur retired on 16.06.2012

K.Ravi Kumar, Dy.Officer-Accts, Vizag retired on 31-05-2012

Palaniappan Sr.Fitter, Alathiyur retired on 15.06.2012

Alagarsamy U Dy.Manager-Accts(C ) Quilon 17/07/2012Rayappan S Jr.Manager-Accounts RRN 01/08/2012Ramanathan S Driver RRN-Mines 25/07/2012Narayanasamy R Heavy Equp. Oper. RRN 05/06/2012Muralingashetty Auto Mechanic Mathodu 03/06/2012Ramachandrappa S Stores Issuer Mathodu 09/06/2012

Ramco Bhandam Wishes A Happy And Healthy Retired Life!

Ramakrishnan R Accounts TraineeGangadhara M B Apprentice - ElectricalNagaraj G ApprenticeParameshvarappa S Apprentice - ProcessSannappa P Apprentice - Driver ChINGelPeT GRINDING uNIT Karthikeyan P R Graduate Engr.Tr.-Mech. kolAGhAT GRINDING uNIT Sudhansu Gantayet GM-WorksAbhijit Kumar Dey Sr.Manager-MechanicalRajkumar Mishra Dy.Manager-Elect. & Inst.Dharani Karthik S Engg.Dev.Tr.-ITAnindya Bhunia Dy.Officer-QCArindam Kundu Dy.Officer-Process RMC PlANT Kalyana Sundaram P Concrete Pump OperatorSudharsan E Concrete Pump Operator DRy MIx PlANT Ramesh V Officer-R & DVishnushankar J Dip.Engr.Dev.Tr-Inst.

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Welcome to the Ramco Family

A Suriyanarayanan weds with S Manju on 17.05.2012P Suresh Kumar weds with K Sudha on 17.05.2012A Besky Demilo weds with B Gracy on 23.05.2012N Saravanan weds with S Pandiselvi on 23.05.2012K T Vaithyanathan weds with N Thenmozhi on 23.05.2012G Marisamy weds with M Murugeswari on 25.05.2012V Venkateswaran weds with Kalipriya on 29.06.2012J.Johins Young Divine weds Anjel Jeyaseeli on 24.05.2012.Sankareswaran S weds Lalithambigai S on 25/05/2012Muthukannan M weds Kaliammal M on 31/05/2012Ganesh A weds Ananthi G on 01/06/2012Gangi Reddy C V weds Pramitha C on 13/06/2012

Arun Ravi weds Nima K.B. on 2012

Suresh V weds S Sudharsana on 31st May 2012

B Ramesh weds Sree Nanchari on 26.04.2012

M Nagendran weds Selvi. N Deepa on 31.05.2012

Dinkaran weds V.Shyamaladevi on 23.05.2012

E Maduraipandian weds M Sundaralakshmi on 1st June 2012

L Kailasam weds Jyothsna on 07.04.2012

A Perumal samy weds Selvi. P Deepika on 05.07.2012

P.Maharathan weds P.Akila on 7th Aug 2012

K Sivalingam weds S Kavitha on 21st June 2012

D. Rajkumar weds selvi R A Gotahavari on 18.05.2012

Ramantathan R weds Saranya on 20th June 2012

L Kumar Nayak weds Krishnaveni on 25.04.2012

R. Jayakumar weds Selvi. B Preethi on 25.05.2012

Hearty Wishes for a Happy Married Life

J Rajesh weds V Sandhya on 31.05.2012

Wedding Bells