Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd could be a diversified entity with a turnover of way over one

billion dollars. They have got a worldwide presence with 33 manufacturing bases to adjoin
their continents. Their products are supplied to 126+ countries with able assistance from
11,000+ dealers and distributors worldwide. They have reached over 8.5 million farmers as
their customers. They are the second-largest Micro-Irrigation company within the world.
The Micro-Irrigation Division manufactures a full range of precision-irrigation products.
This firm also provides services from the soil survey, engineering design to agronomic
support. It nurtures a sprawling 2300 acre Hi-Tech Agri Institute; a Farm Restheirce R&D,
Demo, Training & Extension Centre. They also undertake turnkey projects for agricultural
and irrigation development with a holistic & integrated approach. Over 1500 Agri and
irrigation scientists, engineers and technicians are engaged in offering services for complete
or partial project planning and implementation, for example, Watershed Development
through Wasteland Transformation, including crop agronomy, protected cultivation and
many more. Jain Irrigation is additionally the most important manufacturer of plastic pipes
in India, covering an extensive range of pipes and fittings. They annually process over
500,000 MT of various polymers. They extrude pipe/sheet and inject the moulds of PVC, PE,
PP & CPVC with other engineering polymers like Polycarbonate, Polyamide, PBT, ABS and
many more. They are a complete Solution Provider for various plastic piping systems
employed in conveying fluids, semisolids, gases, and cables. The Tissue Culture Division can
produce 80 million banana plantlets at total capacity and has established matching primary
and secondary hardening facilities as independent R&D and virology labs.
Similarly, a contemporary Biotech lab equipped with all modern and state–of–the–art
facilities meet the requirements of continuous genetic improvement and validation program
in cultivators of onion, banana, mango, pomegranate etc. They also process tropical fruits
like mango, banana, pomegranates into purees, concentrates, juices and IQF products. The
Dehydration Facility dehydrates onions & vegetables. The Spray Drying Unit processes
gooseberry and other fruit purees into powders. Agricultural and fruit processing waste are
converted into biogas to get an additional 1.6 MW capacity and waste heat for refrigeration
and soil conditioner.
Theytake care of sustainable farming, a system they profess and practice under the aegis of
JAINGAP. Their non-banking finance corporation SAFL has disbursed quite 30 million USD for
tiny holders to adopt agriculture inputs including micro-irrigation, within the first year of
operation. Jain Irrigation is the only company in India that isn't only a pioneering
manufacturer of hi-tech agricultural inputs but aIso a complete Agri-Service provider,
Training and Extension Institute, large farm cultivator, and an Agricultural Consultancy
organization. Jain Irrigation nurtures the whole Agri value chain through such multi-
dimensional activities and has become a One-Stop Hi-tech Agri Shop. Their other businesses
include PVC sheets, Solar Water Heaters, Solar Water Pumps, PV Panels, and Solar Lighting
appliances, where the stress is on conserving scarce natural resources like forests and
energy. PVC sheets can replace wood as a substitute for artefacts and save their forests.
Similarly Solar Water Heaters and Photovoltaic Lighting systems use the abundant
alternative energy available free and save natural sources of energy like coal which is
employed to provide electricity etc. Their unflinching efforts in pursuit of excellence,
appropriately blended with ongoing Research and Development efforts, have earned the
country's corporate, the best R&D awards and various other awards and recognition for
outstanding performance in Exports, Fair Business Practices, Quality, Excellence etc. A
lifetime commitment to introduce modern yet affordable and viable technologies altogether
their product offerings has compelled us to be creative and innovative. The reward has been
over scores of satisfied farmers and lots of happy customers globally.
Board Of Directors
SHRI ANIL BHAVARLAL JAIN, MANAGING DIRECTOR, VICE CHAIRPERSON, EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR, PROMOTER-DIRECTOR
SHRI AJIT BHAVARLAL JAIN, JT.MANAGING DIRECTOR, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, PROMOTER-
DIRECTOR
SHRI ATUL BHAVARLAL JAIN, JT.MANAGING DIRECTOR, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, PROMOTER-
DIRECTOR
SHRI GHANSHYAM DASS, NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR
SHRI DEVENDRA RAJ MEHTA, NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR
SMT RADHIKA PEREIRA, NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR
DR. HARISHCHANDRA PRASAD SINGH, NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR
DR. NARENDRA JADHAV, NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR
MS NANCY BARRY, NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR
SHRI MUKUL SARKAR, NOMINEE DIRECTOR
MR.JOHANNES BASTIAAN BOUDEWIJN MOHRMANN, NON-EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR,INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR

The current share holding patternof the company is as under :-

Sl. No. Name of the Owner Percentage of shares Holding

1. Promoters 28.64 %
2. Pledged Shares 49.95%
3. FII/FPI 8.41
4. Fin. Insts./Banks 0%
5. Insurance Co. 0%
6. MF 0%
7. Other DIIs 13.75%
8. Other 49.19%
9. Total 100%
With the above shareholding pattern, it is evident that the company though has huge
potential in growing, the promoters have quite small % of share, however, the same has
been maintained for past 5 quarters. The quantity of pledged shares have also been reduced
in the past quarters leading to the growth of the company.
SWOT analysis Jain Irrigation System: -
Strength

 Increased Growing impact on agriculture.

 Increased population
 First mover advantages
 Large market to cater
 Low ground water, leading to efficient and powerful pumps and new irrigation
techniques are required.
 Green houses are being built in cities as well to cater their demand of vegetables.
 Growth in net profit with increasing profit margin (QoQ).
 Growth in Quarterly Net Profit with increasing Profit Margin (YoY)
 Increasing Profit every quarter for the Past 3 Quarters.
Weakness

 Low growth market

 Government sector is always controlling the prices
 Low selling power
 Negative Breakdown First Support (LTP<S1)
 Bearish Englufing (Bearish Reversal)
 Red Flag: Downgrade by the Credit Rating Agency
 Low Piotroski Score: Companies with Weak Financials
 Companies with High Promoter Pledge
Opportunity

 Water shortage in many areas have made company invest in R&D to develop new
areas
 High demand in new and emerging countries owing to the low price of the
components
 Highest recovery from 52 weeks
 Stock with Low PE (PE<=10)
 COVID has made many labourers to return to their homes and start doing traditional
agriculture. Now to cater their demands the company may launch extensive
campaign and gain advantage.

Threat

 Increasing trend in Non core income

 High competition in the ongoing market.
The main competitors of the firm are as under: -
Netafim,
Netafim India was incepted in the year 1997 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Netafim,
the global leader in smart irrigation solutions and sustainable productivity. They offer a
broad array of products and services such as micro-irrigation, greenhouse, community
irrigation and digital farming solutions to farmers across the length and breadth of India.
They are operating 3 manufacturing plants, employ over 1000 people, and over the years,
have developed a widespread network of over 2500 associates across India. Netafim India
isn’t limited to India but has established its operational network across the Indian
subcontinent.

Currently, They operate irrigation systems for over 23 lakh acres of land throughout the
country and have offered extensive agronomic designs, after-sales support, and agricultural
extension services to ensure sustainable prosperity for over 10.7 lakh farmers and their
families across the country. And, still going strong! We are an active partner with several
government projects including APMIP, GGRC, and TANHODA. Netafim has been
revolutionizing agriculture, and have helped millions of farmers across the world to achieve
optimized results. Further, their R&D is backed by the foreign institutes and hence they
produce good quality products.

Seneca Foods
International brand and growing at a very fast rate. Very high growing rate, good growth in
Indian utilitarian system.
Growing at a rate of 8% per annum, low volume compared to Jain Irrigation system, low
expenditure on R&D. Growth is low.