Nutan Ayurvedic Research Centre, Spread over 70 thousand square meter, growing more than 225 medicinal plants is engaged in development of Ayurvedic products and medicines in Association with Mahakali Arogya Seva Trust. N.A.R.C. is a GMP Certified and ISO 9001 2000 Certified Company. It is serving the poor and deprived people for relief from many incurable and chronic diseases. N.A.R.C. is managed and operated by Vaidyaraj Harinath M. Jha and Dr. Shashinath M. Jha who are well known for their research and achievement in Ayurved.
Dr. Shashinath M. Jha, from a medical oriented faimily has attained higher education in the field of Ayurved form “Maharishi Vedic University Netherland” and is an expert in self pulse diagnosis, preventive course and “Nadi Vigyan”. He has also been to Germany, Holland & U.S.A to promote Ayurveda. N.A.R.C is involved in various marketing activities presenting “Aloevera Herbal Concept” Tm. A complete range of Herbal products are manufactured by N.A.R.C, which are the result of years of untiring research work. The products of “Aloevera herbal concept” are organically prepared having natural characteristics of nature’s best herbs. The main content of all the products is “Aloevera Barbendisis mullar”, considered blessing to Man kind. Consumers are the prime concern of the company that’s why the products are quality oriented.
N.A.R.C. is manufacturing herbal products and simultaneously it has its own marketing set up as well as it has tied up with 16 leading marketing companies in India e.g. Hiteshi Herbotec Pvt. Ltd, WAH {Wealthy And Healthy} Pvt. Ltd., N. Delhi, Noor - E-Such Herbal Pvt. Ltd., Arshnet Pvt. Ltd., Sunrise Pvt., Ltd., Dr. Subodh Health Care Pvt. Ltd., etc. and abroad N.A.R.C is having its own Export/Import License (copy attached) as well as its own Neutral Code and is marketing its products abroad, in collaboration with Shakti International Ontario, Canada as well as in the U.S.A. in collaboration with MAYA MIRACLE, KAYA CREATION, New Jersey, and Rohan’s Ltd. U.K.
N.A.R.C. is having its own farming department and is undertaking MOU with farmer’s for getting good quality of Raw materials like Aloevera Barbendisis Mullare to fulfill its requirement. N.A.R.C is also organizing several medical camps for chronic diseases in tribal and rural areas. N.A.R.C is also involved in organizing seminars in various states for the promotion of its herbal Ayurvedic products.
We have received several prizes in the field of manufacturing herbal products. Copy of Maharastra govt. prize & S. Africa are attached.
In future we are also planning to develop indoor patients for AIDS & CANCER diseases which is a challenge for our society.
Very recently we have manufactured “Pancreas Activator Medicine”. Which is blessing for man kind, who are suffering from insulin dependent Diabetes Mellitus and Non insulin dependent Diabetes mellitus. We have got success in about 2000 patients suffering from Diabetes and we are planning to get it patented from WHO and hope very shortly we will be able to do so.
Vision
To create Disease free society following the footstep of our ancient Rishis by providing organic herbals medicines and food supplements.
To provide Preventive Healthcare Products for Natural Friendly Care to the society globally.
Profile of Dr Shashinath Jha
The founder Managing Director of “Nutan Ayurvedic Research Centre” Dr S. M. Jha was born in medical oriented family of famous Ayurvedacharya Vaidyaraj Mahendra Ganesh Jha on 24th nov 1964 at Manik Chauk, Dist. Sitamarhi, Bihar.His Father is (Retd) Chief medical officer and Internationally famous medical practitioner of Ayurveda. In Early childhood of Dr Jha many astrologers had forecasted about his amazing futuristic vision which is true to the word as of today.He has completed his primary and higher secondary education under the guidance of his father. He passed his Secondary School Examination in 1980 from Bihar School Examination Board , Patna, with first division. He has completed Intermediate Science from university of Bihar in the year 1982. He completed his graduation from M..P Sinha Science college, with Honours in Chemistry in First division.He has completed diploma in computer Sciences in 1988. Under the guidance of his elder brother Vaidraj Harinath M. Jha he completed his degree in Ayurved Ratna in first division and after that he was appointed as visiting professor at Maharishi Vedic university, Netherland, following this he specialized in pulse diagnosis and preventive course and served the needy in Germany, Netherlands, U.K. and USA.
Mr. Jha since 1990 was involved in plantation and processing of some medicinal plants i.e. Safed Musli, Ashwagandha, Kalmegh, Kaunch etc. To strengthen his capabilities in the area of plantation, processing and marketing of the above mentioned herbs, he attended many training programs & workshops across the country. Looking to the wide scope and demand of Aloevera in domestic as well as international market, Mr. Jha did market research on Aloevera plantation and processing by attending various seminars and workshops at various places across the country and outside of Country found that Aloevera has wide scope and huge demand in international & domestic market and cultivation of Aloe Vera crops need less water and meets most suitable climate conditions of Rajasthan to utilize waste land and highest medicinal value among other herbs. Hence Mr. Jha diversified himself to Aloevera plantation and processing to serve the society globally with the aim to generate employment especially to the farmer community based at Gujarat.
Mission
Establish as a science-based problem solving head-to-heel brand, harnessed from nature’s wealth and characterized by trust and healthy lives.
Our mission is to meet mankind’s daily health & wellness needs with brands that make them feel good, look good and get more out of life. Profits generated though brands are used to serve the mankind selflessly
Looking to the need and demand of natural care and treatment by using natural organic environment/human friendly products
To provide any kind of Research and consultancy services in the field of medicine, neutraceutical, yoga, pharmaceutical products or other related activities.
Develop market worldwide with an in depth and long-term approach, maintaining at each step with highest ethical standard.
In future we are also planning to develop nature care for AIDS,CANCER,DIABETIES,THYROID,and PSORISIS of LIVER diseases which is a challenge for our society.
NutanAyurvedic Research Centre : COMPANY OF INTERNATIONAL STANDARD
Our Aloe Vera Gel & Juice for further processing is being manufactured through quality test and guaranteed to be biologically active as we are having big organic plantation of Aloevera to be used in our manufacturing unit.
Compared with the other manufactures, has the following advantages:
1. Ayurvedic License No.GA/1475 AYU & GMP certificate obtained. 2. Company has already received Food license and License for manufacturing of Drugs under the provisions of Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and Rules there under. 3. Technical Coordination with (PUM) Holland. 4. Our products is approved by Health Ministry of Canada. 5. ‘State-to-the-art’ processing lines for mass production of aloe raw materialsOrganic Plantation based Production. 6. Standardized Production Unit – constructed in conformity to the GMP standards, ISO 9001:2000 certifications etc. 7. Inside the Production Workshop- Class Air Purity to avoid any air pollution for Aloe-raw materials, washing Aloe-leaf with RO/DM water plant in three stages. 8. Yearly output of Aloevera Products: 380 M.tons, Aloevera Extracts 1000000 litres, Avleh 15000 KG. Capsules 10,000,000 Nos. Ayurvedic Powder 54 MT. Ayurvedic tablets 24mt. 90% automatic Aloe Juicing Plant.
Product Portfolio
We are a prominentprocessor and supplier of pure and genuine Herbal Ayurvedic Products. Our products are widely acclaimed for their effectiveness in eliminating problems related to health, skin, beauty and hair. These are widely used by various beauty-parlors, ayurvedic and herbal institutes, spa & massage centers. These products are processed by 100% pure and authentic herbal raw material. Besides, the product of “Aloevera Herbal Concept” is prepared having natural characteristics of nature’s best herbs.
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Quality
Being a quality-driven organization, we strongly believe in providing optimum quality products. Our adherence towards quality has been certified by prestigious ISO 9001:2000 certificate. We follow set quality parameters to ratify our customer's hunger of quality products. Our exclusive quality-control department is well-equipped with all the latest machines and testing equipment. This helps us in ensuring the usage of finest and pure herbal raw material and offering genuine herbal product range.
We testify our products on the following parameters:
Purity of raw material
Durability
Strength
Resistance qualities
Healing tendency
Product life-cycle
Infrastructure
We have developed a state-of-the-art infrastructure at Vadodara, Gujarat, for processing of our Herbal Ayurvedic Products. Our infrastructure is spread over 10000 square meters and we are currently growing more than 225 medicinal plants. Our unit is well-equipped with all the latest technologies to ensure high-grade products to the customers. We have segregated our departments into R&D, quality testing lab & other developmental activities for effective processing. We process these products in compliance with the environmental policies and standard quality parameters to sustain their purity.
Farming Methodology
Farming Methodology
Nutan Ayurvedic Research Centre (N.A..R.C.), growing more than 225 medicinal plants on its own 70 thousand square meter land and on other hired land spread in various Districts of Gujarat under supervision, which is further used in development of Ayurvedic products and medicines. It is commonly thought that medicinal plants are mainly herbs, but in fact about one-third are trees—this has implications for conservation and management of supplies to the industry. The majority of plants used in ayurveda are procured from the wild, though around 10 per cent are cultivated on private lands. Good Agricultural Practices (GAP)
A benchmark of acceptable crop production methods
A prerequisite to manufacturing pharmaceutical-grade products
A code of conduct that lays down how crops must be grown right so quality of product is not compromised
The medicinal plants have to be grown without chemical fertilizers and use of pesticides. Organic manures like, Farm Yard Manure (FYM), Vermi-Compost, Green Manure etc. may be used as per requirement of the species. To prevent diseases, bio-pesticides could be prepared (either single or mixture) from Neem (kernel, seeds & leaves), Chitrakmool, Dhatura, Cow's urine etc. Stipulates that use of pesticides and herbicides, if any, be documented, synthetic fertilizer be minimized and banning human sewage sludge in fields
Introduced by European Herb Growers Association
GAP considers parts of plant used, water availability, temperature during growing season, time of harvest, and storage and transport of the raw material as all impact the therapeutic properties of herbal medicine
Good Agricultural Practices are helped by Good Harvesting Practices
Good Harvesting Practices (GHP)
Covers wild crafting of medicinal plants
Designed to ensure that wild material is harvested in a sustainable and environmentally acceptable way
N.A.R.C uses medicinal plants in various forms, some of which can be gathered only by harvesting:
the roots
the bark
the whole plant and
the fruits, leaves, flowers, rhizome, seeds etc.
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Our Team
Our people are of the highest caliber and are led by Project leader with substantial experience. Our people include a mix of Doctors, management graduates, Chemist and technician.
The people we recruit have diverse qualifications and have strong technical, industry and management skills. Their specialist skills that we will bring to your assignment have been developed through their academic background, rigorous internal training and extensive engagement experience. Our people are committed to exceeding clients' expectations continuously by delivering services with a strong industry focus, superb technical competence and a commitment to the professional values of integrity and objectivity. Our policy is to have a concentration of diverse qualifications and skills in our people, to enable us to address any specific issues that may arise during an engagement with any client.
Production Methodology
Produces quality aloevera herbal formulation. To monitor quality, many endangered herbs are grown by the company on its farmland as per standards of Good Manufacturing Principles (GMP) are rigorously followed in the Plant and Company prides. NARC produces quality polyherbal formulations. To monitor quality, many endangered herbs are grown by the Company on its farmland. The principles of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) are rigorously followed in the plant and the Company prides itself on being environment friendly. As part of the environment control system, it had installed a modern effluent treatment plant long before regulations mandated it. A high stress on quality, several quality circles and special project teams working on Total Quality Management (TQM) projects make quality a way of life inN.A.R.C.
The manufacturing plant uses automatic, high-speed punching, coating and filling machines. The tablet coating facility is one of the largest in India. The plant can produce nearly 5 billion tablets and 60 million bottles of liquids annually. The pursuit of quality is an integral part of the fabric of our culture and comprises: consistency, care, concern, commitment, responsiveness, and, of course, technical proficiency. As a part of our proactive commitment to providing the highest-quality products possible, we periodically survey clients, the results of which ensure that we continue to meet our clients’ needs and expectations.
Quality covers two areas - Quality Assurance and Quality Control.
Pharmaceutical products are designed and developed with the following requirements -
GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices)
GLP (Good Laboratory Practice)
GCP (Good Clinical Practice)
GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) for pharmaceuticals include assessment of quality, safety & efficacy:
a. Crude plant material - pharmacognosy b. Plant preparation - analytical c. Finished product - formulation and development d. Stability - stability studies are conducted on all our products as per ICH (International Conference for Harmonization) guidelines to ensure quality of the product throughout its shelf-life e. Clinical studies - Phases I, II & III, and Phase I V (post-marketing surveillance)
Safety Assessment a. Toxicological studies - acute, subchronic, chronic, and teratogenicity
Efficacy assessment a. Activity - pharmacological b. Clinical studies - phases I, II, & III
Formulation of products
1. Identification (Literature surveys of ancient classical texts and scientific literature) 2. Pharmacognosy - microspical identification, macroscopical identification, maceration and cultivation 3. Preclinical pharmacology 4. Standardization - Certificate of analysis, quality assessment, purity 5. Formulation and Development - development of dosage forms, stability studies
Quality Services Methodology
The Quality Management System at
1. QA holds prime responsibility for generating systems and procedures, handling product complaints, audit, process stabilization and validation 2. Regulatory Affairs prepares QA-related documents for product registration, GMP documentation and answering technical queries 3. QA regulates sourcing, site approval, GMP maintenance, transfer of technical documents, training support, product technology transfer, daily reviews and audits 4. For GMP - documentation of critical steps in the manufacturing process and any significant changes made to the process are validated
Good Laboratory Practices (GLP)
1. Organizational process; includes the conditions under which laboratory studies are planned, performed, monitored, recorded and reported 2. Purpose - to promote development of quality test data - comparable for mutual acceptance in different countries - to avoid technical barriers to trade - to develop standards for herbal formulations - to protect human health and environment
3. GLP principles - Standard Operating Procedures, test facilities, personnel and test systems Good Clinical Practices (GCP) 1. An international ethical and scientific quality standard for designing, conducting, recording and reporting trials that involve human subjects 2. Compliance with this standard provides public assurance that the rights, safety and well-being of trial subjects are protected, consistent with principles in the declaration of Helsinki, and that the clinical trial data are credible 3. Objective - to provide a unified standard
Research Activities
Pharmacognosy
Establish bona fides of herbal materials through morphological and microscopic studies
Maintain herbarium of phyto-medical materials.
Formulation and Development
Pre-formulation studies to check the biochemical action of ingredients.
Trials to assess safety and efficacy of formulations.
Accelerated stability trials to check physical, chemical, microbiological and biological aspects of formulations.
Standardize processes for uniform quality.
Transfer of technology to the production department.
Immuno-pharmacology
Study the mechanism of drug action at a molecular level.
Attempt to understand the endogenous mediators involved in the activity.
Develop immuno-protective agents to counter opportunistic infections in AIDS, carcinogenic malignancy, septic shock, organ transplantation and chronic infections.
Substitute work with in vitro (in the laboratory) cell line models for in vivo
(in the body) experiments.
Our approach is based on ensuring the consistent delivery of quality audit services for our clients. We place major emphasis on ensuring client satisfaction in relation to our service delivery. The firm has well established quality standards, policies, procedures and practices in place.
The Management of provides close monitoring for day to day quality control in relation to all work done and reports issued by quality control department.
Ayurved and Nutan Ayurvdic Research centre
Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine based on natural and holistic living, derives from two Sanskrit words- Ayu or life, and Veda or knowledge. This Science of Life analyses the human body through a combination of the body, mind and spirit. Ayurveda is based on man's symbiotic relationship with nature and its resources. According to ayurvedic teaching, everyone and everything in the universe consists of three basic forces or elements. In Sanskrit they are called vata, pitta and kapha (also spelled as vat, pit and kaph). They are thought to control all physical and mental processes and are compared to the workings of the wind, the sun and the moon:
• Vata is linked to the wind, which is constantly on the move, and controls the central nervous system • Pitta is like the sun, a source of energy. It controls the digestive system and all biochemical processes • Kapha governs the balance of tissue fluid, controlling cell growth and the firmness of the body—rather as the moon governs the tides.Good health is believed to result from the three forces being in harmony—not unduly stronger or weaker than each other
Bad health is said to occur when they are out of balance. Maintaining a harmony between the different elements is the key to the ayurvedic concept. Four thousand year old references to the Nasatya are found in the now extinct, Hurrian and Hittite languages in Turkey, and in the Sanskrit language in India. Ayurveda is considered the upaveda or accessory Veda to the Atharva Veda. The four Vedas are the world's oldest literary documents in an Indo-European language.
Ayurveda's lasting influence in the non Indo-European sphere began after the rise and spread of Buddhism in the 6th century B.C.E. Buddhist monks introduced Ayurveda to China, Tibet, Korea, Mongolia and Sri Lanka, leaving a lasting legacy in their medical systems.
More recently, the German translation of an ayurvedic text that dates back to less than 1000 B.C.E., the Susruta Samhita, contributed to modern medicine the discipline of plastic surgery. Susruta mentions eight branches in ayurveda - General medicine, Surgery, ENT and Eye diseases, Toxicology, Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Gynecology, Sexology and Virility.
At N.A.R.C, we have more than 225 Ayurvedic prepar-ations which form an important part of Ayurvedic practitioner's daily practice. A complete range of Herbal products are manufactured by N.A.R.C, which are the result of years of untiring research work. The products of “Aloevera herbal concept” are organically prepared having natural characteristics of nature’s best herbs. The main content of all the products is “Aloevera Barbendisis mullar”, considered blessing to Man kind. Consumers are the prime concern of the company that’s why the products are quality oriented.
At , research begins with raw herbs chosen from traditional texts and from observations and experiences of indigenous plants. Our team of herbalists study texts, both traditional and scientific, exhaustively for relevant data. A few herbs of promising activity are short-listed. Polyherbal formulations of these short-listed herbs are made in order to provide a wider scope of pharmacological and cosmetic activity.
Very recently we have manufactured “Pancreas Activator Medicine”. Which is blessing for man kind, who are suffering from insulin dependent Diabetes Mellitus and Non insulin dependent Diabetes mellitus. We have got success in about 2000 patients suffering from Diabetes and we are planning to get it patented from WHO and hope very shortly we will be able to do so.
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Our Certificates
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Our Valued Clientele
Furthermore, the Company has already started test marketing of its product range at various places in India and abroad and have been receiving tremendous response towards quality of the products. We are having MoU for providing Aloevera herbal products to the following companies in India as well as in abroad: At present N.A.R.C has started its own production of Aloevera based skincare/healthcare products at its manufacturing unit in Narsanda (Dist. Kheda). N.A.R.C have already launched its product range in Gujarat, Rajasthan, U.P., Mumbai, and Delhi and are shortly starting marketing operations in Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and J&K. We are receiving encouraging feedback from these areas. We have procured orders from reputed organization like etc. for bulk supply of Aloevera Juice and other healthcare products. Similarly we have arrived at successful negotiations for export for U.K, U.S.A., Canada, Nepal, Holland, UAE etc.
International MoU
Shakti International Ontario, Canada.
Kaya Creation, U.S.A.
Aloe-Aqua PLC, U.K.
Trilok PLC, U.K.
Kotecha PLC, U.K.
Kinara Healthcare, Dubai.
Abdulla LCC, Dubai.
Domestic MoU
Cadila-Zydus Ltd.
Air India,
Indian Railway,
Hiteshi Herbal Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.
Sunrise Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.
Surajbala Exports P.Ltd,Delhi
Noor-E-Such Herbal Pvt. Ltd., Gaziabad.
Adis Marketing, Ahmedabad.
Arshnet Pvt. Ltd., Nadiad.
Lady Care Pvt. Ltd., Anand.
Dr. Subodh Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Anand.
Saraswati Marketing, Anand.
Ajit Ayurved ,M.P.
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Market Research
Recently there has been a shift in universal trend from synthetic to herbal medicine, which we can say ‘Return to Nature’. Medicinal plants have been known for millennia and are highly esteemed all over the world as a rich source of therapeutic agents for the prevention of diseases and ailments.
The demand for ayurvedic formulations is increasing both in the domestic market as well as internationally. According to some estimates, the domestic sales are growing at an annual rate of 20 per cent while the international market for medicinal plant-based products is estimated to be growing at 7 per cent per annum. However, India has a very insignificant share of the international herbal medicine market although it is one of the biggest reservoirs of plant resources.
Given the rapidly increasing demand, there is tremendous pressure on the supply base. This has reached crisis point for some species.It is reported that certain species of Medicinal plants have already become extinct through over-harvesting, and other species are endangered. Drug manufacturers make use of alternative species when the ‘first choice’ is no longer available. However, there are reports that even some of the ‘second best’ alternatives are now facing extinction.
Further, there are concerns about maintaining the quality of supplies.There are a number of potential (and some actual) responses to this demand-supply gap. These include substitution of raw material, import of medicinal plants, cultivation of plants by the corporate ayurvedic industry, cultivation of plants by farmers and enhancing production from natural habitats. In addition to these attempts to address the demand-supply crisis, there is a long-established response, which represents an unofficial, illegal response by sections of the industry, that is the use of adulterants.
There is widespread use of traditional medicines in India and this is predicted to increase.
International market
The World Health Organisation estimates that over 80 per cent of the world’s population relies on traditional plant-based medicine for their primary health care needs. During the last decade the demand for medicinal plants has grown significantly in Europe and elsewhere. The international market for medicinal plant-based products is estimated to be US$ 60 billion and is growing at the rate of 7 per cent per annum In Germany and France many herbs and herbal extracts are used as prescription drugs and their sales in the European Union were around US$ 6 billion in 1991 (and probably over US$ 20 billion now). In USA, herbal drugs are currently sold in health food stores and had a turnover of around US$ 4 billion in 1996, which was anticipated to double by the turn of the century. Nutraceuticals (nutritionally or medicinally enhanced foods with health benefits) are in great demand in the developed countries particularly USA and Japan. The nutraceutical market in USA alone is about US$ 80–250 billion, with a similar market in Europe.
Domestic market The Indian government and non-government organizations have been collecting statistics on the Ayurvedic system in India and these data about the manpower and institutional aspects of Ayurveda have emerged:
Number of registered medical practitioners: 366,812
Number of dispensaries: 22,100
Number of hospitals: 2,189
Number of hospital beds: 33,145
Number of teaching institutions (undergraduate): 187
Number of upgraded postgraduate departments: 51
Number of specialties in postgraduate medical training: 16
Number of pharmacies manufacturing Ayurvedic medicines: 8,400
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Marketing Effort
Marketing Effort By
Distribution of the medicinal plants across the country by the :
There are 6 major, 21 medium and 37 minor markets of medicinal plants spread across the country. A major market is taken to be one that has more than 25 big traders of medicinal plants with an individual turnover of Rs. 5 million or more per annum; a medium market is one where there are 25 to 50 big traders whose turnover ranges between Rs. 2.5 to 5 million per annum; the rest of the centres with smaller numbers of big, exclusive traders and lower turnover are classified as minor markets. The minor markets also include centres that have a greater volume of trade but where only a few species are traded, like Dhamtari in Madhya Pradesh where a few species such as Aloevera,Aonla, Harra and Beheda are traded in huge volumes. The major centres, located at the heads of the routes taken by the medicinal plants, are big cities, including the metros. Centres like Anand, Ahemadabad, Rajkot, Jaipur, Udaypur, Lucknow, Kanpur,Gorkhpur, Patna, Ranchi, Ujjain, Bhopal, Satna, Hyd-erabad Sidhpur, Unjha, and Siliguri are specifically medicinal plants markets. Major export takes place from Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Tuticorin. The supply channel runs from the minor to the medium to the major markets before being exported.
Financial Statement
Financial Projections
Summary of Project Cost and Requisite Fund
Particulars
Amount (Rs.)
In Cr.
Comments
Disbursement for Fixed Assets (A)
30
Details are given below
Working Capital (B)
97
Details are given below
Total Project Cost (A)+(B)
127
Consisting of Capital Expenses and Working Capital
Loan Fund
20
From Bank
Own Fund
50
Its Comprises cost of Fixed assets and Contribution
Requisite Fund (FROM DMIC JV)
57
Ratio Analysis of Projections
S.No.
Ratios
Percentage
1
Net Profit Ratio
16%
2
Cost to Turnover
81%
3
Other Cost to Turnover
2%
4
Return on Investment
15%
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Locations covered in India by N.A.R.C to deal in Ayurved
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