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ITC LTD:INDIAN TOBACCO

COMPANY Ltd.
The company’s name ITC was originally an acronym for Imperial
Tobacco Company of India Limited. In 1970, it was renamed India
Tobacco Company Limited (ITC full form). India Tobacco
Company Limited was later abbreviated as I.T.C Ltd in 1974.

ITC : BUILDING THE ITC OF TOMORROW SAB

SAATH BADHEIN
 Founder - YC Deveshwar
 ITC works in 3 sectors - agriculture (products), manufacturing
(food), services (hotel)
 200+ manufacturing units in India
 They have:-
1. 11 OWN FACTORIES ( ULUBERIA, PANCHLA and etc)
2. 5 SUNRISE FACTORIES
3. 4 UNDER CONSTRUCTION/RADAR
 Launched 120 products.
1. 64 manufacturing line
2. 404 Acres Plan Area
3. 60L sq feet buildup area
4. 4000+cr. LY turnover
5. 4300+cr.CY turnover
6. 10000+ workforce – 24% female workforce, 740 managers

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  Focuses on Customer focus, innovation, respect for people
 It also has its own E-Store/online delivery app named “ITC e-
store”WhatsApp engagement with farmers in agri-sector:6 million
households are connected with ITC
 ITC Hotel was the first to receive Lead Zero Coupon.
 ITC has 9 factories all over India, concentrated in the south-
east, east and north They largely focus on “food safety and
quality”
 ITC Trichy is completely female-driven.

ICML PANCHLA OVERVIEW :ICML Panchla -

Integrated Consumer & Manufacturing Logistics
 Inaugurated on 10/2/2016
 The facility strives for “purposeful innovation”, “excellence”,
“customer focus”
 Status of the Enterprise: last 3 years there has been growth in
turnover
 Plot area = 39.22 Acres
Divided into 2phases
Phase 1 - factory 21.75 Acres
Phase 2 - warehouse 17.47 acres

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 Industry-visit conducted by Department of
Economics,Lady Brabourne College on 18th
November, 2022)

Number of operated during the year is 12 months

1. Number of hours enterprise normally worked in a day is 24

hours for 7 days and shift is divided into 3 i.e 8 hrs per shift
2. Products in Production
Bingo
Yippee
( Fingers and snack noodles)
4. Production Lines : 4 for finger snacks, 2 for noodles, 1 for
potato chips. The factory mainly had production lines for ITC food
products Yippee Noodles and Bingo Tedhe Medhe Chips.

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5.Raw materials are collected from : agribusiness in Guntur, Andhra
Pradesh (vertical integration)
6 . Source agency for purchase of basic inputs : ITC Panchla purchases
its basic inputs from some specific farmers and farms. These farmers
produce the crops in some certain specific way as per the requirements
of the factory
7. Nature of problems faced if any, during the reference year no
problems

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 POWER SUPPLY
 3 sources – WB electricity department, automated backup diesel
generators, inverters;
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 Low amount of solar powermain: Government-provided
(WBSEDCL)
 Non-availability of electricity connection : No
 Power-cut : No
 Backup power supply: diesel generators, inverters, personal solar
power, battery
 Shortage of capital : No
 Non-availability of raw materials : No
 Marketing of products : No
 Any other problems : No

8.States of the enterprise over the last 3 years:

Increase in turnover
9.Factory Status During COVID
The plant operated all throughout the pandemic, maintaining proper
sanitization
Factory ran through lockdown - supported system of food availability,
majority of the
Workforce remained employed
10.By-Products
 Corn Starch
 Rice starch
 Waste noodles and chips
Disposal: Cattle Feed, Peel

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 ♦ Employment Particulars during Reference Period
Total manpower in the factory at Panchla- 928
 Total number of female employees (Managerial + Factory Floor) –
54
 Total number of male employees (Managerial + Factory Floor) –
874

Total number of workers in managerial positions – 71

 Number of females in managerial positions – 20
 Number of males in managerial positions – 51

Total number of operators – 163

 Number of females in operator positions – 0
 Number of males in operator positions – 163
 617 employees are outsourced. They are called Service Provider
Persons.
 54% of employees are on said 3rd party payroll
 No. of child workers – none
 Average age range of workers – 30 to 50
 Labourers are categorised into skilled, unskilled and experts

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 Education levels-
Managerial level- Graduates
Machine Operators- ITI certificates
Packaging workforce- 10th or 12th higher secondary graduates

 Salary range for skilled positions- ₹10000 (State Minimum Wage)

to highest paygrade offered by company

 Transport Facility- Company provided pick up and drop facilities

for those in managerial positions

 Internships- offered to those studying engineering degrees

 Industry labour benefits are provided to both skilled and unskilled

workers
 Other Employee benefits- Health Insurance, Provident Fund,
Allowances etc. provided following prevalent government policy.
Catering services were seen to be provided for workers in the
factory.

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Fixed assets owned and hired-
 Land and building: 39.22 acres
1. Factory: 21.75 acres
2. Warehouse:17.47 acres
 Plants and Machinery :
1.Types of machinery used :
a. Rotating
b. Fixed based (stationary)
c. Running on high electricity
 Transport equipment : Trucks
 Tools and other fixed assets: Generators for backup
electricity in case of a power cut
♦ Loans
 Source of loan : Banks and personal investment
♦ Environmental Aspects
 Pollutants emitted : Different types of greenhouse gases,pollutants
through water,particulate matter etc.
 Any abatement technique followed : Yes
 Specify : produce innovative by-products, specialized taps to
reduce overflow, RO System, machines to reduce air quantum.
 Do they have Pollution Certificate : Yes
 Industrial Safety measures followed by workers : Yes
 Are fire protection norms followed : Yes
 Waste disposal : wastage is crushed and disposed to landfills, food
waste usually goes to cattle field, NGOs use the by-products.

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 Special measures of sustainability : follows 3Rs – uses biomass
system, solar power, water harvesting
♦ Marketing of Products
 Any special marketing strategies : Slogan (SAB SAATH
BADHEIN)
 Most preferable media of advertisement : Television, Print media
and Digital media.

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 The students who visited the Industry were from both Semester 5
and Semester 3.
1.Riya Rani Singh
2.Anushka Khara
3.Mrinalini Bandyopadhyay
4.Suryakana Saha

1. Anushka Das
2. Azalea Sarkar
3. Roopsa Chakraborty
4. Anusha Paul
5. Rishika Roy
6. Sarnalika Das
7. Trisha Bala
8. Arshia Singha
9.Sanjita Maiti

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10. Sulagna Das
11. Asmita Basak
12. Sneha Ghosh
13. Riya Mandal
14. Manjima Das
15. Srikanya Chakraborty
16. Aishiki Paul

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