Presentation Topics :
ITC LIMITED
Presented by:
Manjunath,V.
MBA (ABM)
ITC-Profile
On 24th August 1910 the Company was incorporated as a Private
Company under the name, Imperial Tobacco Company of India
Ltd.
On 27th October 1954 The Company was converted into a Public
Limited Company.
The name of the Company was changed from the Imperial Tobacco
Co. of India Ltd., to India Tobacco Co. Ltd., in May 1970 and then
to I.T.C.Limited in the year 1974.
FMCG &
Cigarettes
Agri Business
Paperboard &
Packaging
Current Scenario
Company is headed by Mr. Yogesh Chander Deveshwar.
ITC Limited completes 102 years on 24th August, 2010.
ITC's Agri-Business is India's second largest exporter of
Agricultural products.
Launching E-Choupal technique on July 2010, services through
6500 E-Choupal which are connected across 10 states, reach
more than 4 millions farmers in about 40,000 villages.
Corporate Positioning Statement : Enduring Value. For the Nation. For the Shareholder
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Financial details
Paid Up Capital
Total Turnover
Core Values
ITC's Core Values are aimed at developing a customer-focused
and will deliver what they need in terms of value, quality and
satisfaction.
ITC believes mainly on Touching your life Everyday.
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Environment
initiatives:
Social Initiative:
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Renewable Energy:
Renewable energy provides more than 38% of all the energy
needs of ITC.
ITC has setup 14MW of wind energy facility to provide
power to the packaging unit in Chennai.
Also commissioned a 21MW facility in
Karnataka and 2.5MW in Rajasthan.
Investment are also being made to wind
energy facilities to provide
supplementary power to ITCs hostels in
Chennai and Mumbai.
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Water Management
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Integrated Watershed
Development Programme
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Do Green Practices
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Conclusion:
ITC being a very large company and working across different sectors
of business is actively engaged in CSR activities having a vision to
serve a larger National Purpose of Nation Building through core values
so that every part of the society have the chance and the accessibility to
the basic needs which the rural India doesnt have through imparting
assistance and education to uplift them from poverty and misery these
people have been facing from a very long time.
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