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Companies in Which SAP ERP Is Implemented Companies in which SAP ERP is implemented • Torrent Pharmaceuticals Limited - Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India Torrent is a Pharmaceutical company which major focus on Exports .Chenab had implemented EMS solution for the customer and integrated it with S&D, Purchase and Financial modules of SAP ERP. Chenab has parameterized EMS in such a manner that any new operating unit, point of integration and benefit policies can be changes by customer themselves. • Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited - Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited is leading pharmaceuticals of India, having its offices and factories at diverse locations in India. Chenab has developed Exports and Imports Management system for customer and integrated it with SAP. Glenmark is using EMS from last 6 Years and they have extended our solution to their multiple factories. At Glenmark, Products are packed at various factories located at diverse location. EMS consolidates Packing information from various locations to single location at Head Office and generated various Pre-Shipment and Post Shipment Information. List of companies using SAP ERP . Gokul Refoils& Solvent Ltd Romsons Group of Industries Amruthanjan Madras Hydraulic Hose Pvt Ltd khadims Rahman Industries Limited Continental Carbon India Limited NIF Ispat Ltd Roca India Bharathi Cement Corporation Pvt. Limited Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation SAVA Medica Limited Siegwerk India Private Limited Fuchs Lubricants (India) Pvt. Ltd. Wood Group Kenny India Private Limited (WGI) Satec Environmental Engineering (India) Pvt. Ltd Intex Technologies India Limited Kasturi & Sons Limited (The Hindu News Paper) Lucas Indian Service Ltd Akums Drugs Pharmaceuticals Limited List of companies using SAP ERP . HT Burda Media Ltd Gabriel India Ltd Pioneer Urban Land & infrastructure Ltd. FAG Bearings India Ltd Intelligroup Asia Private Limited JBM group JK Lakshmi Cement Ltd Reliance Cement Company Pvt. Ltd. Porus Equipments Private Ltd KLT Automotive Tubular Products Ltd Himalya International Ltd Nitesh Estates Limited Bharat Fritz Werner Ltd Met Trade India Ltd Hueco Lightronic India (is a wholly owned subsidiary of BAG Electronics of Germany. Our products are mainly Electronic Ballasts and other related products) Netafim Irrigation India Pvt. Ltd Bucyrus India Pvt Ltd (is a subsidiary company of Bucyrus International) Intellicon Private Ltd Pilkington Automotive India Private Limited (Pilkington Glass) Sulzer India Ltd List of companies using SAP ERP . Rieco Industries Ltd Shurjo Energy Pvt. Ltd (We have great pleasure in announcing that Shurjo Energy has gone LIVE on SAP with all its functions in an integrated manner. We take this opportunity to thank Godrej Project Team whose efforts made it possible. The Team did their b Indian Furniture Products Limited Greenply Industries G R Infraprojects limited Sankalp Forgings Pvt Ltd Tata Bluescope Steel Ltd Geometric Limited Zuari Cement Limited Nuziveedu Seeds Pvt ltd (NSL Group) Makhteshim-Agan India Pvt Ltd Multiplex Group of Companies Metropolis Healthcare Ltd Birla Ericsson Optical Ltd Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd Omega Renk Bearings Pvt. Ltd (SAP ACE 2008 Winners : Best Implementation - Small Enterprises ) Grasim Pulp & Fibre Division Shriram EPC Ltd Rajsriya Automotive Industries(P)Ltd WABCO-TVS(INDIA) Ltd List of companies using SAP ERP . Kitex Garments Ltd Valvoline Cummins Ltd NSL Textiles Ltd Arch Pharmalabs Ltd (The implementation project is in process and scheduled Go-live is in last quarter of financial year 2010. Zensar Technologies Limited has been selected as our implementation partner) Hyderabad Chemicals (Implemetation Partner-Zensar Technologies Ltd) Apex Laboratories Ltd Anglo French Drugs Ltd Glochem Industries Ltd Total Logistics India Pvt Ltd Jaksons Ltd Sudarshan Chemical Industries Ltd (has won the SAP ACE Award for Customer Excellence, 2010 in the category of "Best Run Award in medium Enterprises - Manufacturing".) Spice Mobility Ltd Sundam-Clayton (has won the SAP ACE Award for Best Discrete Sector Implementation (Automotive) 2006 in Best Sector implementation Awards) Mother Dairy Fruit & Vegetable Pvt Ltd (has received the 'Best Run Award in Customer Products' at SAP Awards for Customer Excellence (ACE) 2010 & was the first company in large- scale SAP software implementation in the Indian dairy and fresh foods sector) Triton Group National Aluminium Company Ltd (NALCO) The ERP Project N‟vision from implementing SAP has started from July, 2008. It covers materials, sales & distribution, production planning, quality, finance and human resource management modules. Additional modules Jubilant Life Sciences Limited (formerly Jubilant Organosys Ltd) Global Healthcare Pvt Ltd (Medicity) Mankind Pharma Ltd Eros International Media Ltd List of companies using SAP ERP . Maharashtra State Power Generation Co Ltd Alchemist Ltd S Tel Pvt Ltd Vodafone Essar Limited Solar Industries India Ltd Electronica Machine Tools Ltd Anupam Industries Ltd Bright AutoPlast Nava Bharat Ferro Alloys Ltd AIA Engineering Ltd Electrotherm (India) Ltd NEOLITE ZKW North West Carrying Co Overseas Infrastructure Alliance (India) Pvt. Ltd.(OIA chose an SAP® Business All-in-One solution to support its global business.Implementation Partner Larsen & Toubro Infotech Ltd.) Asia Motorworks Ltd Avenue Supermarts Pvt Ltd (D-Mart implements SAP NetWeaver PI to automate vendor payment) Pall Corporation Pvt. Ltd (Pall Corporation is a Multi National Company almost established in 42 Countries. ) Steer Engineering Pvt. Ltd Vks Farms Pvt Ltd (export house for poultry, meat and agro products) Rajshree Cement List of companies using SAP ERP . Rupa & Co Ltd TCG Lifesciences Ltd Calcom Cement Calcom Cement UltraTech Cement Ltd Whirlpool Of India Ltd Vascon Engineers Ltd CLAAS India Private Ltd Fives Cail - KCP Limited Shaw Wallace Distillaries ACE Designers Wirtgen India Pvt. Ltd. Niehoff of India Pvt. Ltd Tejas Networks Ltd Lodha Group ADVIK Hi-Tech Private Ltd Rusan Pharma Ltd (Factory) Rusan Pharma Ltd Glenmark Generics Ltd Gujarat Reclaim & Rubber Products Ltd (has become the first company in the reclaimed rubber industry in Asia to deploy mySAP ERP) List of companies using SAP ERP . CavinKare MIRC Electronics Ltd MARG Ltd Navin Fluorine International Ltd Natural Textiles Private Ltd (THE WINNERS SAP ACE 2007-Best Implementation - Small Enterprises) National Housing Bank (THE WINNERS SAP ACE 2007-Best Financial Sector Implementation) Bajaj Hindusthan Ltd (THE WINNERS SAP ACE 2007-Jury Award - Agri-business Sector Implementation) amshedpur Utilities and Services Company Limited (JUSCO) Mahanagar Gas Limited (MGL) Gujarat Gas Company Ltd HPCL–Mittal Energy Ltd Goldshield Services Pvt Ltd Pfizer Pharmaceuticals The Sirpur Paper Mills Ltd Everest Kanto Cylinder Ltd Keerti Industries Ltd (formerly Suvarna Cements Ltd) Piramal Glass Ltd. (PGL, erstwhile Gujarat Glass Ltd.) Emami Ltd Comau India Pvt. Ltd Birla Precision Technologies (erstwhile Birla Kennametal Ltd) List of companies using SAP ERP . Gold Star Jewellery Ltd Cairn Energy India Ltd Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing Company Ltd Colgate Palmolive (India) Ltd Bayer Crop Science Ltd Thomson Holdings India Pvt. Ltd Jindal Photo Ltd Times Internet Ltd ABN AMRO Bank Fibcom India Ltd Medley Pharmaceuticals Ltd Pratibha Syntex pvt. Ltd GKB Hitech Lenses Dicitex Decor L&T Electrical & Electronics Division ( is the first company in India to announce the „go-live‟ of Strategic Enterprise Management (SEM), a key functional area of mySAP™ Financials) Philips Electronics India Ltd Hi-Tech Carbon (Aditya Birla) Hi-Tech Carbon (Aditya Birla) Kochi Refineries Tamilnadu Petroproducts Ltd (TPL) List of companies using SAP ERP . Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd Drive India Ltd GTN Textiles Ltd Johnson & Johnson Ltd. Navneet Publications Bharat Aluminium Company Ltd (BALCO) Rohm and Haas (India) Private Limited Samtel Color Ltd Honeywell Turbo Technologies Ltd Mohan Breweries & Distilleries Ltd Heinz India Galaxy Surfactants Ltd Clariant Chemicals (India) Ltd panacea biotec Lumax Industries Ltd Rane Brake Linings Brakes India Ltd Britannia Industries Ltd Tenneco Super Religare Laboratories Ltd List of companies using SAP ERP . Artemis health institute MSN Laboratories Ltd. Himedia Laboratories Genotypic Technology Wanbury Ltd Jet Airways (India) Ltd Kingfisher Airlines Ltd Nilkamal Ltd (The project was started on November 20th 2006 and went live on 1st May 2007. Several modules like FI, CO, MM, SD and PM were implemented simultaneously). Park Hotels Trent Ltd Barista Coffee Abhijeet Group Vascular Concepts SBI Life Japfa Comfeed India Ltd. Aarti Industries Ltd.(mplementing ERP-SAP R/3 Package in March 2010) Shakti Met-Dor Ltd Syngenta India Ltd Mind Tree Zyg Pharma Pvt. Ltd List of companies using SAP ERP . Tata Teleservices (TTSL) Super Spinning Mills Ltd RPG Life Sciences Ltd Zuari Industries Limited All Indian Origin Chemists and Distributors Ltd (Implement the SAP ERP application for supply network of pharmaceutical distributors and retailers in India) Madras Aluminium Co Ltd State Bank of India. (has implemented automation of its HR process through SAP-ERP- HRMS software) GAIL (India) Ltd Sun TV Network Ltd Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd (Its adoption of SAP and PULSE ERP wentlive for both the cement and the sugar businesses, respectively. In house functionalexpertise was further strengthened by the establishment of the Centre of Excellence forSAP. A unified SA Walchandnagar Industries Ltd Mahindra Lifespace Developers Ltd (2009-10 was an important year for Mahindra
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