Pramod Borkar, the managing director of Borkar Packaging said: "We are aiming to achieve a turnover of Rs 300 cr in 2014. For which we hope to target 30,000 tons of cartonboard conversion per annum in all three units. This means 24.30 lakh sheets / month and sales of Rs 2.5 cr from each of our printing lines."
Borkar added: "The group is aiming to ensure carton wastage is below 4% for paperboard cartons and 8% for Met Pet and PP cartons. Our in-house systems ensures 99.50% of quality product acceptance among our customers."
Borkar has factories in three locations: Goa, Daman and Nalagarh (Himachal Pradesh).
These three factories are muscled by four Manroland 700s, Planeta, KBA and Dominant along with a battery of Bobst die-cutters and foil stamping machines.
In 2004-05, Borkar added a factory at Nalagarh unit which caters to the expanding northern markets - and avail of excise duty exemption.
This cutting edge unit is powered by three six-colour Manroland with an inline coater, Bobst kit, foil stamping machines as well as finishing equipment.
The unit in Goa which will be dedicated for exports is on a expansion mode with the addition of 100,000 sq ft shopfloor space. The group expects to add new hardware to meet increased demand.
The three multi-location units service FMCG, pharma, liquor, food and beverage, household products and personal-care and specialty products for the top corporate brands.
Team Borkar: at the Daman plant
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