Manufacturing Site - Sajjan India Limited

• About the company
• Production capabilities
• Environment, health and safety
• Corporate social responsibility
• Awards
Key facts about the Sajjan Group
Group companies
• Sajjan India Limited (Flagship
company)
• Om Intercontinental
•Priyata Intercontinental
•Sajjan Securities
•Sajjan Overseas
Manufacturing facilities
•4 manufacturing units
•18.5 Acres land area
(75,000 M2)
• 7.4 Acres built up area
(30,000 M2)
Head office in
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Employees - 100
320 KM / ~4.5 hours
•Manufacturing units
in Ankleshwar, Gujarat
• Employees - 450
Sajjan has successfully transformed into India’s leading
contract manufacturer
1905-1960s
• Jute and textiles
Key highlights
• Diversified into agro,
pharma and dyestuff
intermediates
• Electronic and
specialty chemicals
Product
portfolio
Strategy
1970-2006
2007-Current
• Technical grade
Active ingredients
under technology
transfer agreement
• Cost
competitiveness
• Focus on exports
• Cost
competitiveness
• Focus on increasing
export presence
• Large scale
manufacturing
• Building long term
customers
• Innovation
• Process
enhancements
• Non competing
approach with clients
• Established one of
the largest textile
mills in Central India
• Established direct
relation with Hoechst
AG
• New fully DCS
automated plant set
up
• 62 CDAs signed and
24 product
commercialised
• New fully
automated plant set
up
About the company…
• A leading contract manufacturer with expertise in large scale production of Active
Ingredients, Intermediates and specialty chemicals
• End use application across Agrochemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Electronics and Dyes
& Pigments
• ISO-9001, ISO-14001, OHSAS-18001 certified
• Closely held company – insulating us from stock market fluctuations
• Capable of undertaking multiple step chemical processes and wide range of
chemical reactions
• Strong technical team with in-house engineering and process development
capabilities
• Undertaking continuous improvement for process optimisation, waste water
reduction and product cost management
…and our value proposition
• 40+ years of strong business associations with global multinationals
• 100% Export Oriented Unit (EOU) allowing us for duty free imports of raw materials,
packaging, capital good and consumables
• Zero Debt Company - Willing to invest US$ 10 M ++ for new projects with a dedicated
production line under multi year contract
• Lean management structure for quick customer response and decision making
• Flexible production set-up enabling to introduce new products with minimal
modifications and capex
• Intellectual Proprietary Rights (IPR’S) strictly followed.
• No direct marketing – we do NOT compete with clients on the finished product
• 99.5% on time shipment record
• Utmost focus on Environment, Health and Safety
We have a well diversified business portfolio with
Agro Chemicals contributing to over 50% of total revenues
Sales by segment
Our mission to become a leading contract manufacturer
is supported by well defined business strategies
Mission
Provide timely service
& exceptional value
to help customers
gain competitive
advantage in their
markets
Maintain strictly
confidential cutomer
IP’s & business
information
Maximize value of
existing product
through constant
innovations
Continuous upgrades
of R&D facilities and
Environment, Health
and Safety standards
To become a
leading
contract
manufacturer
of specialty
chemicals
Support customer
growth opportunities
with dedicated
plants/equipments
Conduct business as a
model corporate
citizen
Our lean management structure helps us in quick
decision making
Organogram
Director
Priyanka Agarwal
VP (Marketing)
Ivan Fernandes
VP (Operations)
V K Todi
Chairman
M P Aggarwal
Sr. Manager
(Strategy &
Business
Development)
Harshil Shah
Sr. Manager
Umesh Gupta
GM (Finance)
Arun Mehta
Purchase Dept
GM (Commercial
& HR)
P. K.
Shrivastava
GM (R&D, QC)
Dr. A. P. Pandey
Plant Managers
•Hari Narayan (Plant 1)
•C.T. Gupta (Plant 2)
VP (Finance &
Business)
Rakesh Gupta
•K.B Jadeja (Plant 3)
•Milind Jhare (Plant 4)
AGM (Project &
Engineering)
R. H. Savalia
Sr. VP
(Commercial
Government
Liaison)
S. J. Kedia
GM (EXIM)
K .P.
Parmeshwaran
AVP (Projects &
Operations)
Gurupad
Manager
(System &
Safety)
Vilas Jadhav
Sr. Manager
(Environment)
Kamlesh Patel
We also have a highly qualified advisory board that is
actively involved in strategic decisions
Advisory board member
Mr. Raj Kaul
• BS in Eng. And MS in Business Management – Marketing & Finance
• Joined Bayer Crop Science in 1983 as apart of the business group responsible for R&D,
production, and marketing of the agriculture division
• Director of Bayer AG, Agro Chemicals business strategy
• Director, Bayer Crop Science India Limited responsible for M&A, divestments, JVs, alliances and
business strategies
• Retired as Senior VP in 2007
Dr. Jochen C. Wulff
• PhD in Organic Chemistry, University of Munich
• Expertise in M&A, integration and change management
• Joined Bayer AG in 1968 and was appointed Head of Crop protection division in 1992
• Turned around an unprofitable division into one of the worlds leading crop science companies
• Served as CEO and Chairman on Board of Management of Bayer CropScience from 2002-04
Mr. James C Borel (Jim Borel)
• Graduated in Agriculture Business from Iowa State University
• Served as Executive VP and member of DuPont’s Chief Executive Office till early 2016
• Currently serving as Director of Farmers Edge
• Also on the Advisory Board of River Glen Venture Partners, Arsenal Capital Partners and Agree
• Trustee of the University of Delaware, The Farm Foundation and Alpha Gamma Rho Educational
Foundation
• About the company
• Production capabilities
• Environment, health and safety
• Corporate social responsibility
• Awards
We have four plants with a total installed capacity of
12,300 TPA and reactors primarily in the range of 12-25 kl
Plant 1
Plant 2
Plant 3
Plant 4
Our plants are capable of handling various types of
reactions and adhere to highest safety standards
Plant capabilities
• Commenced in 1997 to manufacture Agro and Pharmaceutical
Plant 1
intermediates.
• Key reactions undertaken - Metal Catalytic Hydrogenation, Cyclization,
Oxidative Chlorination, Sulfonamide reaction, Condensation, and Bromination
• Commenced in 2001, for manufacturing Chlorinated Pyrimidine
Plant 2
Derivatives for Agrochemicals and Dyes & Pigments. Vilsmeier Reaction,
Oxidation, Pinner Reaction and Friedel Craft’s Reaction are the core
competencies of this plant. It is also used for generating high purity dry HCl
gas using a special technology where no waste is generated.
• Commenced in 2006 to manufacture Active Ingredients, Electronic
Plant 3
Chemicals, Agrochemicals Intermediates. The plant is fully automated using
Delta V Automation system. Multi step chemistry like Friedel Craft, High
pressure & Temperature Coupling, Selective Chlorination, Amination,
Benzylation and Steven's Rearrangement are undertaken in this plant.
• Commenced in 2017, for manufacturing of Technical Grade Active
Plant 4
Ingredients for a leading multinational company. The plant adheres to
highest safety standards and is fully automated using a Yokogawa system
Our plants backed by strong in-house R&D capabilities
Key insights
• Spread over 500m2
•
52 PhD and Scientists
• 8 molecules under development at any
point in time
• One dedicated team for cost
improvement activities
• Developed various innovative
and
cost effective processes involving
multi step synthesis
• R&D is supported by a well
equipped analytical laboratory
We successfully scale up from lab to Kilo to
commercialisation due to our well established Pilot Plant
Key insights
• Kilo lab capacity up to 5kg
• Thin Film Evaporator and Julabo
machine for reactions ranging from 40oC
to 170oC
• Multipurpose reactors with distillation
facilities for recycling of solvents
• Equipments include:
o Hastelloy, Stainless Steel, Glass
Lined and Glass Assembly - Upto
2.5kl
o High pressure Autoclaves 2 litre
capacity - 65 bar
o Hydrogenator - 150 liters - 10 bar
o Glass Assembly with Fractionation
Column - 200 liters
o Agitated Pressure Nutsche Dryer
o Vacuum Dryers & Filters
Our well equipped laboratory helps us adhere to the
highest standard of quality control
Key insights
• Quality checks at every stage of
production - from purchase of RM to
delivery of final goods
• Continuous development and
validation of our analytical methods
• Fully documented standard
operating procedure
• Easy access to top labs across India
for collaborative and specialized
analysis
List of equipments
•Atomic Absorption
spectrophotometer
•UV / VIS Spectrophotometer
•Macbeth 7000A Spectrophotometer
•Gas Chromatogram (GC)
•HPLC
•HPTLC
•Digital pH Meters
•Digital Melting Point Apparatus
•Auto Titrators
•Karl Fisher Titrator
•Tintometer
•Brookfield Viscometer
•Ion Chromatography 2100 - Thermo
fisher
•KF Coulometer - 831 Metrohm
We have fully integrated plants with a wide range of
reactors, distillation columns and closed filtration & drying systems
Commercial plant equipment list
EQUIPMENT
CAPACITY
TEMP
RANGE
PRESSURE RANGE
NUMBER
Glass lined reactors
12.5m3 – 22m3
2000C
Up to 6 kgs/cm2
70
SS 904L reactors
4m3 – 20m3
3000C
Up to 25 kgs/cm2
06
SS 316 & Carbon Steel reactors
1m3 – 30m3
100 - 1700C
Up to 20 kgs/cm2
115
Hastelloy C22 reactor
1m3 – 10m3
2000C
10 kgs/cm2
02
2.5m3 – 10m3
10m3
100 - 2000C
2000C
4 kgs/cm2
10 kgs/cm2
18
02
Dryer:
•Rotary vacuum (SS316)
•Fluidizied bed (SS316)
2 m3 – 6m3
0.8MT/Day
5MT/Day
130 - 2000C
4 kgs/cm2
04
02
Distillation columns – Glass lined, SS
and Carbon Steel (Lead Bonded)
Height: 6 - 10 meters
Diameter: 0.4 - 0.6
meter
125 - 1500C
09
Fractional vacuum distillation
columns
Height: 25 meters
Diameter: 0.8 meters
1250C
03
Agitated Pressure Nutsche:
•SS & Vinyl Ester lining
• Hastelloy
Our plant is energy efficient with full backup to ensure
uninterrupted production
Key insights
• Electricity
o State grid as primary supply – 3MW
o Natural gas Genset as backup supply
– 3MW
o Diesel Genset as secondary backup
– 2MW
• Steam – In house generation of high
pressure steam (25 Bar) with full backup
o Multiple Effective Evaporator (MEE)
– Steam is used to run a series of
MEE. Condensate is recycled to boiler
feed
o Vapor Absorption Machine – Used
to generate cooling and chilling water
Our plant is self sufficient with its own utilities
Utilities
• Electricity
EQUIPMENT
CAPACITY
o State grid as primary supply – 3MW
Captive
plant gas Genset as backup
•1MW x supply
3 (Natural gas)
opower
Natural
•1MW x 2 (Diesel)
– 3MW
Boilers (Gas based)
•12 Mt/h, 17 kgs/cm²
o Diesel Genset as secondary
backup
•15 Mt/h, 33 kgs/cm² +
600 kw Turbine
– 2MW
•25 high
Mt/h, 45 kg/cm² + 2
• Steam – In house generation of
mw Turbine
pressure steam (25 Bar) with full backup
o Multiple
Effective Evaporator
(MEE)
Compressed
air
•800 CFM,
7 kgs/cm²
•175 CFM,
– Steam is used to run a series
of 7 kgs/cm²
Nitrogen
plant Condensate is recycled
200 to
m³/hr
x2
MEE.
boiler
Brine chilling
feed plant
•-20 C, 25 TR/hr
•-20 –
C, Used
250 TR/hr
o Vapor Absorption Machine
•-40 C, 50 TR/hr
to generate cooling and chilling
water
•-25 C, 200TR/hr
Water chilling plant
+5 C, 330 TR
Vapour Absorption Machine (VAM)
330 TR , + 5°c Chilling
output
Ammonia Vapour Absorption Machine
250 TR, -25°c Output
Sajjan has expertise in large scale production of specialty
chemicals which involves complex chemistry
Core competencies
 Pyrimidine Dérivatives : Large scale handling of Chlorine Gas, Phosphorus Oxy Chloride
and Phosphorus Trichloride
 Chlorination : Extremely efficient process without water. POCl3 is re-generated and the HCl
gas evolved is scrubbed to get HCl acid
 Bromination by Liquid Bromine : Robust process followed ensuring minimum waste.
 Dry HCl Gas : Environmentally friendly process to produce dry HCl gas where no liquid
and solid waste is generated.
 Hydrogénation : Expertise in metal catalyzed Hydrogenation.
 Vilsmeier Reaction : Highly hygroscopic process is being handled efficiently for
Formylation reaction in Heterocyclic compound at plant scale.
 Cyclization Reaction : Cyclization by using HBr gas in acetic acid, HCl gas, POCl3 and
AlCl3
 Methoxylation : Use of strong nucleophile like Sodium Methoxide powder and Sodium
Methoxide 25% solution with co-catalyst for oxidative reductive reaction.
 Double Bond Reduction : Using metal catalyst of various grades at multiple temperature
and pressure range
 Thiolation : Halogen exchange reaction by using reactants like Thiourea, Sodium Poly
sulfide and Mercaptans
 Chlorination (using Oxalyl Chloride) : Double acid choloride preparation on aromatic
compound by using Oxalyl Chloride. CO gas generated in the process is incinerated.
Our plant undertakes a varied range of reactions (1/2)
Core competencies
Reaction
Reagent
Reaction condition
Pinner
Malononitrile, Methanol and Dry HCl Gas
15-20°c Alkylimidate
Nucleophilic addition
Chlorination of Hydroxy Aryl
compounds
Phosphorus oxy chloride, phosphorus
trichloride,
and with chlorine-water
-4°c to 125°c ; In process generation of
POCl3 by cleavage of O-P bond
Stevens Rearrangement
Dimethylamine, Benzyl Chloride
75°c ; migration of benzyl from –N to -C
Vilsemeir
Phosphorus Oxychloride +
Dimethylformamide
120°c ; Iminium ion formation which on
HOH gives -CHO
Ammonolysis
Liquid Ammonia
100-140ºc ;4-12 bar
Exchange of Halo into Amino group
Acetylation
Acetic acid and acetic anhydride
115ºc ; Neculeophile and electrophile
reaction
Friedel Craft’s
Acyl chlorides; Fe2O3 & AlCl3
90-95° ; Via Acylium ion electrophilic
substitution reaction
Haloform
NaOCl aqueous
90-95°c ;Exhaustive halogenation on
hydrolysis gives -COOH
Our plant undertakes a varied range of reactions (2/2)
Core competencies
Reaction
Reagent
Reaction condition
Morphonolysis
Morpholine
220°c ;20 bar
Coupling reaction
Hydrogenation
Catalytic
Raney Nickel
H2 gas
80-100ºc ;10 bar
Heterogeneous
Cyclization
Ethyl mercaptan, tetramethoxypropane,
Benzylmercaptan Hydrogen peroxide
100ºc ; Intramolecular – Nitrile
Cyclization
Oxidation
a. Methyl into
Carboxylic acid
b. Thiol into Sulphone
Aqueous sodium Hypochlorite solution
Sodium Chlorite (NaClO2 )
H2O2 30%
75ºc ;85ºc ;
Pinnick oxidation
-CHO to -COOH
-CH3 to -COOH
Bromination
Aromatic Ring
Liquid Bromine ;HBr acid 48% + H2O2
25ºc Substitution reaction; Use of atomic
-Br
Sajjan continuously works on developing new reactions
which helps us stay ahead of competition
New reactions developed/commercialized
Heck Carbonylation : Substitution of carboxilic acid functional via CO gas and Pd/C at high
temperatures and pressure (150oC / 35 bar)
Grignard Reaction : Experienced in carrying out Turbo Grignard reaction of Aromatic acid
chloride
Ritter Reaction : Specialised in the production of aromatic amine using Alkyl Nitrile and Sulfuric
acid
Michael Addition : Use of Hydrazine hydrate and N,N-Dimethyl acrylamide for heterocyclic
compound
Perkin Condensation : Aromatic Aldehyde and Acid anhydride condensation
Ammonolysis : Halogen exchange reaction at high temperature and pressure (200oC / 65 bar
pressure)
Ring Hydrogenation : In Aryl Derivaties Ring Hydrogenation is carried out in presence of
catylyst Pd/C and high temperature and pressure (160oC / 16 bar)
• About the company
• Production capabilities
• Environment, health and safety
• Corporate social responsibility
• Awards
Our plant complies with all environmental, health and
safety standards
Protecting our environment
Health and safety of our employees
• We are a Zero discharge unit
• Health & safety is Paramount
• ISO 14001:2004 compliant
• Waste water, air emissions and solid waste
are managed in the most efficient way
o Waste water – Use of Multiple
Effective Evaporator and Reverse
Osmosis (RO)
o Air emissions – Well designed
scrubbers for gaseous emissions
o CO – Incinerated in well designed
incinerator
o Solid waste – disposed in
government approved disposal sites
• Equity partner with Local Government in
waste water pipeline projects
• Invested over USD 5 million towards green
house gas abatement initiatives which are
registered with UNFCCC (United Nations
Framework Convention on Climate Change)
• OHSAS 18001:2007 compliant
• Adequate training provided to every
employee on health & safety best
practices
• Safety information displayed where
applicable
• Employees are provided with personal
protective equipment and gear
• Occupational Health Centre (OHC) and
an ambulance on site
• Fire fighting equipment are placed at
appropriate locations
• water reservoir of 600m3 on-site reserved
for fire fighting
• Alarm system and emergency shutdown
procedures in place and regularly maintained
Multi Effect Evaporator
Incinerator
• About the company
• Production capabilities
• Environment, health and safety
• Corporate social responsibility
• Awards
We firmly believe in CSR and giving back to the society
Plant Ecology Centre
• Undertakes study of plant and
vegetation suitable for neutralisation of
environmental gases in Ankleshwar
• Also serves as an environmental data
bank for scientific research and study of
the environment
Inaugurated in 2009 by Mr.
Mangubhai Patel - Forest and
Environment Minister of Gujarat
We firmly believe in CSR and giving back to the society
Education
• Dept of Chemical Engineering, Rotary
Institute of Chemical Technology,
Ankleshwar
• Agarwal Vidya Mandir School, Ratlam
• Sajjan Lions International Academy
We firmly believe in CSR and giving back to the society
Healthcare
• Various healthcare initiatives like:
oInitialized highly intensive day care (HIDU) unit
at Breach Candy Hospital, Mumbai
o Research and Development Centre for
Parkinson’s disease in Mumbai
o Welness Centre in Boston, USA
o General and Multi specialty medical camps for
underprivileged residents in remote villages of
Gujarat
• About the company
• Production capabilities
• Environment, health and safety
• Corporate social responsibility
• Awards
Silver Recognition Level based on EcoVadis CSR Rating –
Amongst top 13%
Gujarat Cleaner Production Award - Government of
Gujarat Forests & Environment Department
Best Supplier Sustainability Award – Bayer Group of
Companies India