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Excel Industries Ltd

NSE: EXCELINDUS BSE: 500650

₹1006.05

(5.15%)

Sun, 24 May 2026, 11:55 pm

Company History

1960

  • The company was started as a private limited company on 5th September.
  • The company manufactured basic industrial chemicals, pesticides, fumigants, etc.

1965

  • The company became a Public Ltd company.

1968

  • 12,500 bonus equity shares were issued in the proportion 1:2.

1970

  • 7,500 bonus shares were issued in the proportion 1:5.
  • Shares were then subdivided.

1971

  • 5,00,000 shares were issued at par.

1975

  • Plants at the Roha Works were commissioned in June.
  • 7,60,000 bonus shares were issued in the proportion 4:5.

1976

  • The pilot plant for the manufacture of endosulfan was commissioned.
  • A plant was put up for the manufacture of aluminium chloride.

1977

  • 8,55,000 bonus shares were issued in the proportion 1:2.

1978

  • The company concluded agreements for the supply of technical know-how and engineering services for the manufacture of malathion.

1983

  • 20,52,000 bonus shares were issued in the proportion 4:5.

1985

  • A plant was installed to manufacture glyphosate, a weedicide.

1986

  • The butene-diol plant with 600 TPA capacity was commissioned.
  • It was proposed to set up a 16,000 TPA plant for the recovery of high-alumina refractory grade cement.

1989

  • Upexcel, Ltd., was formed as a joint sector company with Pradeshiya Industrial & Investment Corporation of U.P.

1990

  • The company issued 4,00,000-14% secured non-convertible debentures.

1991

  • The Project financing proposal was approved by financial institutions.
  • The company incorporated a wholly owned subsidiary under the name Excel Industries (Australia) Pty Ltd., in Australia.
  • The company issued 6,00,000-18% secured redeemable non-convertible debentures.
  • The company issued 2,00,000-14% secured redeemable non-convertible debentures.

1992

  • The company issued 4,00,000-18% secured redeemable non-convertible debentures.
  • 23,08,500 bonus shares were issued in the proportion 1:2.

1993

  • A facility for the manufacture of 600 TPA of acetyl chloride was commissioned.
  • The company offered 3,50,000 equity shares to its permanent employees.
  • 3,44,920 shares were issued on a preferential basis to employees.

1994

  • The company entered into new businesses like micro-irrigation systems, seeds, and biofertilizers.
  • The capacity of the plant to produce Butene Diol was expanded.

1995

  • The company commissioned a windfarm project at Rajasthan with an installed capacity of 2.7 MW.
  • 36,35,210 bonus equity shares were issued in the proportion 1:2.

1996

  • The company carried out an expansion of production capacity of yellow phosphorous at Bhavnagar unit and Glyphosate at Roha unit.

1997

  • The company commissioned a new pesticide formulation unit at Silvassa.
  • Excel Industries set up a joint venture with Netafim of Israel to manufacture irrigation equipment in India.
  • The Credit Rating Information Services of India Limited rated Excel Industries' non-convertible debenture as `AA-'.

1998

  • Netafim entered into a joint venture with Excel Industries Limited to manufacture irrigation equipment in India.
  • Excel Industries planned to expand its business worldwide, particularly in Asia and the Pacific region.
  • The company commissioned a pilot plant for herbal extraction at its production site at Lote Parashuram.
  • Excel Industries was one of the major domestic players in the pesticide industry and a leading exporter of technicals and formulations.

1999

  • The company was the largest domestic manufacturer of endosulfan.
  • Excel Industries entered into a co-marketing arrangement with Danish multinational Cheminova for its glyphosate-based formulation.

2000

  • The company's subsidiary launched a seeds business and had to shell out Rs 2.25 crore as compensation to cotton farmers.

2001

  • Credit Rating and Information Services of India Ltd downgraded its rating assigned to the fixed deposit programme of Excel Industries Ltd.
  • The company embarked on a restructuring drive by spinning off its agri-business into a separate company.
  • The Board approved in-principle a proposal to restructure the business of the Company by spinning off its Agri Business Division into a separate Company under a Scheme of Demerger.

2002

  • A major fire broke out in one of the two main buildings of the corporate and registered office of the Company.
  • The Board approved the scheme of amalgamation of Waman Industrial Chemicals Ltd with the company.
  • Mr Kishore V Mariwala resigned from the Board of Directors.
  • Mr M K Vadgama resigned from the Board of Directors.
  • Mr A N Poddar, Director of the Company, expired.

2003

  • The Board approved a Scheme of Demerger of the Undertaking relating to the Agri Business of the Company.
  • The Hon'ble High Court of Judicature at Bombay sanctioned the scheme of arrangement for demerger of the undertaking relating to Agri Business of the Company.
  • Mr Dipesh K Shah resigned as Joint Managing Director of the company.
  • Mr S R Potdar was appointed Executive Director of the Company.
  • Mr Dipesh K Shroff was appointed as non-executive Director of the Company.
  • The company signed a memorandum of understanding to sell its land at Amboli for Rs 1.75 crore.

2007

  • Mr D Devednder Singh was appointed as an Additional Director of the Company.

2008

  • Mr Nilesh Bhaskar Sathe was appointed as an Additional Director of the Company.

2009

  • Excel Industries recommended a dividend of 10%.

2010

  • Mr Surendra Kumar Singhvi was appointed as the Secretary and Compliance Officer of the Company.
  • Excel Industries recommended a dividend of 40%.

2011

  • Excel Industries recommended a dividend of 75%, including a special dividend of 25% on the occasion of its 50th year.

2012

  • Excel Industries recommended a dividend of 40%.

2013

  • The company received the ICC Lifetime Achievement Award.

2014

  • Excel Industries offered an easy-to-use organic waste treatment system.

2019

  • The company acquired a chemical manufacturing unit of NetMatrix Crop Care Limited.

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