Emami Paper Mills Ltd
NSE: EMAMIPAP BSE: 533208
₹121.60
-0.59 (0.48%)
Wed, 21 Oct 2026, 01:22 pm
Market Cap (in Cr)739
PE Ratio8.96
Dividend2.62
Process Industries
Pulp & Paper
24.5KEmami Paper Mills Ltd Company History
1981
- The company was incorporated as Gulmohar Construction Industries Limited.
1983
- A machine with a capacity of 10 TPD was installed at Balasore.
1988
- The manufacturing capacity was increased to 30 TPD.
1990
- The name of the company was changed to Gulmohar Paper Limited.
1998
- A second machine with a capacity of 70 TPD was installed at Balasore with a 5 MW power Plant.
2000
- Emami Paper Mills Limited, Balasore was merged with Gulmohar Paper Ltd.
- The name of the company was changed from Gulmohar Paper Ltd. to Emami Paper Mills Ltd.
2002
- Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) was introduced.
2004
- The brick plant was commissioned.
- The company won an award for environment, safety, and green belt Development.
2005
- The capacity of Machine I at Balasore was enhanced to 50 TPD.
- The capacity of the second machine at Balasore was increased to 85 TPD.
- The company bagged the achievement Award as best medium-Scale Unit.
2006
- The company received the Excellence Award for Industrial environment management.
- The company received the TPM excellence award - 1st Category.
2008
- Paper Machine 3, a de-inking plant, and a 15-MW Power Plant were installed at the Balasore Unit.
- The company was accredited for ISO 14001: 2004 and OHSAS 18001: 2007.
- The company achieved the Excellence in consistent TPM Commitment Award.
2010
- The company recommended a dividend of 30%.
2011
- The CEO of the company received the CA Business Achiever Award.
- The company recommended a dividend of 30%.
2012
- The company recommended a dividend of Re. 0.60 per share.
2013
- The company recommended a dividend of Re. 0.60 per share.
2014
- The company recommended a dividend of Re. 0.60 per share.
2016
- The corporate office address of the RTA was changed.
2021
- Emami Paper Mills Limited was awarded the First Prize in the Paper & Pulp sector for the year 2021 at the National Energy Conservation Award.
