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Jayendra Amritlal Vora - 013843 Jayendra Amritlal Vora - 013843 CA Professional Achiever – Others (Agriculture) Proprietor – DEEJAY EX-IMP
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Turnover (Sales) of the Company in Rupees: Consultancy Fees Rs. 2.2 million (F.Y.2011-12) Turnover (Sales) of the Company in Rupees: Consultancy Fees Rs. 2.2 million (F.Y.2011-12) Net worth of the Company: Rs. 25 million (F.Y. 2011-12) of Mr. Jayendra Amritlal Vora - Proprietor Net worth of the Company: Rs. 25 million (F.Y. 2011-12) of Mr. Jayendra Amritlal Vora - Proprietor Market Capitalization of the Organization: N.A. Market Capitalization of the Organization: N.A.
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KEY ROLE IN THE ORGANIZATION Sole Proprietor with qualification as Chartered Accountant and rich experience which can be summarized as of Total Business Manager /Entrepreneur Sole Proprietor with qualification as Chartered Accountant and rich experience which can be summarized as of Total Business Manager /Entrepreneur Over 40 years of association with the vegetable oilseeds and oil processing industry Over 40 years of association with the vegetable oilseeds and oil processing industry Member of Managing Committee of: Member of Managing Committee of: The Solvent Extractors Association of India – Mumbai The Solvent Extractors Association of India – Mumbai The Groundnut Extractions Export Development Association of India - Mumbai The Groundnut Extractions Export Development Association of India - Mumbai
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MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS The Solvent Extractors Association of India- Mumbai identified farming in Latin America as one of the measures to Food Security problem concerning Government of India. The Solvent Extractors Association of India- Mumbai identified farming in Latin America as one of the measures to Food Security problem concerning Government of India. In November 2007 a Delegation consisting of two Members was deputed to Latin America to study and submit Techno- Economic Feasibility Report on Investment in Agriculture Land for Farming in the Latin America. In November 2007 a Delegation consisting of two Members was deputed to Latin America to study and submit Techno- Economic Feasibility Report on Investment in Agriculture Land for Farming in the Latin America. Appointed as a Team Leader of The Delegation owing to qualifications and techno-commercial experience of about 35 years then in the Vegetable Oils & Oilseed Processing industry of India Appointed as a Team Leader of The Delegation owing to qualifications and techno-commercial experience of about 35 years then in the Vegetable Oils & Oilseed Processing industry of India
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MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS The Delegation submitted its Techno Economic Feasibility Report to The Solvent Extractors Association around March 2008 outlining commercial economics of farming, the quantum of ideal business investment, laws of the land for financial investment, repatriation of returns, other legal and operational procedures to be followed for acquisition of agricultural land and subsequent farming activity in Latin America. The Delegation submitted its Techno Economic Feasibility Report to The Solvent Extractors Association around March 2008 outlining commercial economics of farming, the quantum of ideal business investment, laws of the land for financial investment, repatriation of returns, other legal and operational procedures to be followed for acquisition of agricultural land and subsequent farming activity in Latin America. The study and findings penned in the Techno-Economic Feasibility Report on Investment in Agriculture Land for Farming in Latin America encouraged and motivated investment in the Core Sector like Agriculture outside territorial waters of India as a source and means to Food Security-which is a cause of concern for the Government of India. The study and findings penned in the Techno-Economic Feasibility Report on Investment in Agriculture Land for Farming in Latin America encouraged and motivated investment in the Core Sector like Agriculture outside territorial waters of India as a source and means to Food Security-which is a cause of concern for the Government of India. Based on the said Report and the subsequent follow-up visits by the interested Members of the SEA, a consortium of about seven industrialists in India has formed a Corporate Entity in India and its subsidiary in Uruguay to carry out acquisition of Agriculture Lands to undertake farming of soyabeans, Maize, Wheat etc. Based on the said Report and the subsequent follow-up visits by the interested Members of the SEA, a consortium of about seven industrialists in India has formed a Corporate Entity in India and its subsidiary in Uruguay to carry out acquisition of Agriculture Lands to undertake farming of soyabeans, Maize, Wheat etc. The Agriculture Lands have been acquired and the requisite permissions have been received from the Uruguay Government based on the techno-economic feasibility report submitted by the delegation The Agriculture Lands have been acquired and the requisite permissions have been received from the Uruguay Government based on the techno-economic feasibility report submitted by the delegation
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