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State Trading Corporation of India Ltd
NSE: STCINDIA BSE: 512531
₹115.72
(0.46%)
Wed, 27 May 2026, 11:42 pm
Market Cap6.94B
PE Ratio1.08
Dividend0
Distribution Services
Food Distributors
24.5KCompany History
1956
- The Company was incorporated as a private limited company.
1959
- 1,00,000 shares were subscribed for by the Government of India.
1963
- The Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation of India Ltd was established and took over assets and liabilities from State Trading Corporation of India Ltd.
1969
- 3,00,000 bonus shares were issued.
1975
- 5,00,000 bonus shares were issued.
1977
- 2,00,000 bonus shares were issued.
1978
- 3,00,000 bonus shares were issued.
1992
- The Company was converted into a Public Ltd Company.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd was nominated by the Government of India as its agency for sale of soyabean oil.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd entered into MOUs with industrial houses for export promotion.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd set up a Trade Development Cell.
- Tea Trading Corporation of India Ltd became a subsidiary of State Trading Corporation of India Ltd.
- The Cashew Corporation of India Ltd was merged with State Trading Corporation of India Ltd.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd introduced link, barter and parallel deals for export promotion.
- Equity shares were subdivided and 150,00,000 bonus shares were issued.
1993
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd sold oil under its own brand name Ragini and Darpan.
1994
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd entered into an agreement with COMARK for handling coffee exports.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd disinvested 23,93,200 shares to various Mutual Funds and Financial Institutions.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd decided to enter into joint ventures to develop captive supply sources for exports.
1995
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd entered into joint ventures with two aqua culture units.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd finalised three more joint ventures in grey fabrics and mushrooms.
1996
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd ventured into import of gold and silver and export of jewellery.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd set up vaults at New Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd entered into a MOU with Srilanka Pharmaceuticals Corporation.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd entered into a MOU with Haffkeme Bio Pharmaceuticals.
2002
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd tied up with Power Finance Corporation to reduce the end cost of power.
2003
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd appointed Mr A S Arora as Part-time Director on the board of the company.
2005
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd signed a MoU with the Commerce Ministry for 2005-06.
2006
- Government permitted State Trading Corporation of India Ltd to export 1.5 lakh tons of sugar.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd planned to roll out regional brands.
2008
- The Company issued Bonus Shares in the Ratio of 1:1.
2010
- Government of India appointed Shri P. K. Chaudhery as Director on the Board of State Trading Corporation of India Ltd.
2011
- Shri Udai N. Abhyankar, Former IFS Officer, was appointed as a Director on the Board of State Trading Corporation of India Ltd.
2012
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd won the Gentle Giant Miniratna - I award for Largest Non-Manufacturing Company.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd ranked 32nd in terms of net sales among Top 1000 Companies by Business Standard.
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd ranked 39th in terms of net sales among Top 500 Companies by Financial Express.
2013
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd approved payment of Dividend for the year 2012-13 at 20%.
2014
- State Trading Corporation of India Ltd appointed Shri S. K. Sharma as Group General Manager of Personnel.