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31/05/2011 State : Andhra Pradesh LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ENTREPRENEURS' MEMORANDUM (IEM) Filed From : 01/05/2011 to : 31/05/2011 STATE : ANDHRA PRADESH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- S.No Name of Undertaking/ Location Item of Manufacture Proposed Ack. Address Annual No./ Capacity Date -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 SURABHI SPINNING PVT. LTD., KARIMNAGAR COTTON YARN MANUFACTURING 17952.000 1372 PLOT NO.269/2ND FLR. ANDHRA PRADESH SPINDLES 02/05/2011 PHASE II,KAMALAPURI COLONY, SRINAGAR COLONY HYDERABAD-500073 ANDHRA PRADESH. NU Telephone Fax LOCATION SY.NO.487, TEHSIL SULTANABAD MANDAL 2 UDAYA KRISHNA STEEL ROLLING MILLS PVT. LTD., MEDAK TMT BARS AND M S BILLETS 45000.000 1382 PLOT NO. 51, VIGNANPURI ANDHRA PRADESH M.T. 03/05/2011 COLONY, KUKATPALLY, RANGAREDDY-500072 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION 59/AA, REDDYPALLY(V) TEHSIL MEDAK 3 MUNNANGI SPINNING MILLS PVT.LTD., GUNTUR COTTON YARN 25000.000 1389 PERECHERLA BY PASS ROAD ANDHRA PRADESH SPINDLES 03/05/2011 MEDIKONDURU MANDALAM GUNTUR 522 009 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION KORRAPADU VILLAGE TEHSIL 4 SIMHAPURI FARMERS AGRI PARKS PVT.LTD., NELLORE RICE 82368.000 1390 VILLAGE PUDI ANDHRA PRADESH MT 03/05/2011 TADA MANDAL NELLORE ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION PUDI VILLAGE TEHSIL 5 SSV SPINNERS PVT.LTD., MAHABOOBNAGAR COTTON YARN 24480.000 1391 8-3-945, FLAT NO.509 ANDHRA PRADESH SPINDLES 03/05/2011 SRINILAYA ESTATES AMEERPETA,HYDERABAD RANGAREDDY ANDHRA PRADESH 500 073 NU Telephone Fax LOCATION VELLATURU VILLAGE TEHSIL PEDDAMANDADI MANDAL 6 SIMHADRI POWER LTD., VIZIANAGARAM POWER GENERATION 0.000 1416 303, MY HOME LAXMI NIVAS ANDHRA PRADESH MW 04/05/2011 APARTMENTS, GREEN LANDS ROAD, AMEERPET, HYDERABAD-500016 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION SREERAMPURAM VILLAGE TEHSIL VIZAINAGARAM 7 SRI LALITA CEMENT INDUSTRIES LTD., NALGONDA CEMENT/ CLINKER 1000000.000 1418 FLAT NO. 301,11-4-646/B, ANDHRA PRADESH TONS 05/05/2011 AC GAURDS , HYDERABAD,GOLKONDA HYDERABAD-500004 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION RAGHUNATHA PALEM TEHSIL NALGONDA 8 SRI LALITA CEMENT INDUSTRIES LTD., NALGONDA CO- GENERATION POWER PLAN 5.000 1419 FLAT NO.301,11-4-646/B, ANDHRA PRADESH T FOR CAPTIVE USE MW 05/05/2011 AC GAURDS HYDERABAD, GOLKONDA HYDERABAD-500004 ANDHRA PRADESH. NU Telephone Fax LOCATION RAGHUNATHA PALEM TEHSIL 9 NSR SPINNING MILLS PVT. LTD., GUNTUR COTTON YARN 19584.000 1439 C/O KONDAVEDU COLDSTORAGE ANDHRA PRADESH SPINDELS 06/05/2011 BEHIND MIRCH YARD, NALLAPADU ROAD, GUNTUR -522004, ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION CHEBROLU G.B.C.ROAD, TEHSIL GUNTUR 10 DEEVYA SHAKTI PAPER MILLS (P) LTD., MAHABOOBNAGAR DUPLEX & COATED WHITE BOA 37000.000 1456 6-3-1186/A/1, ANDHRA PRADESH RD & KRAFT PAPER TONNES 09/05/2011 BEGUMPET, HYDERABAD-500016 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION KONDURG TEHSIL MAHBOOBNAGAR 11 RAIN CEMENTS LTD., KURNOOL MFR. OF PORTLAND CEMENT A 0.000 1461 RAIN CENTER 34, ANDHRA PRADESH LUMINOUS CEMENT SLAG CEME TONNE 09/05/2011 SRINAGAR COLONY, NT AND SIMILAR HYDRAULIC HYDERABAD-500073 CEMENTS EXCEPT IN THE FO ANDHRA PRADESH. RM OF CLINKERS NU Telephone Fax LOCATION BOINCHERUVUPALLI TEHSIL MANDAL 12 SRI MOULI TEXTILES PVT.LTD., GUNTUR COTTON YARN WEAVING 37.480 1463 8-6-99.100 ,5TH LANE ANDHRA PRADESH LAKH/MTR 09/05/2011 NEHRU NAGAR, GUNTUR-522001 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION KONDRUPADU ROAD TEHSIL GUNTUR 13 JAYA FABRICS INDIA PVT. LTD., GUNTUR COTTON YARN WEAVING 37.480 1465 5-90-50/1,6/2, ANDHRA PRADESH LAKH/MTR 09/05/2011 CHANDRMOULI NAGAR, GUNTUR-522007 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION KONDRUPADU ROAD, TEHSIL PRATHIPADU 14 RAIN CEMENTS LIMITED, NALGONDA PORTLAND CEMENT ALUMINOUS 0.000 1466 RAIN CENTER 34, ANDHRA PRADESH CEMENT SLAG CEMENT AND S TONNE 09/05/2011 SRINAGAR COLONY, IMILAR HYDRAULIC CEMENTS HYDERABAD-500073 EXCEPT IN THE FORM OF CLI ANDHRA PRADESH NKERS NU Telephone Fax LOCATION RAMAPURAM VILLAGE TEHSIL NALGONDA 15 KOTHAMAS TEX PVT. LTD., GUNTUR COTTON YARN WEAVING 37.480 1467 C/O KOTHAMAS SHOPPING ANDHRA PRADESH LAKH/MTR 09/05/2011 MALL.G.T. ROAD, GUNTUR-522004 ANDHRA PRADESH. NY Telephone Fax LOCATION KONDRUPADU RAOD TEHSIL GUNTUR 16 KYORI POWER PVT. LTD., VIZIANAGARAM ELECTRICAL ENERGY BY COAL 1051.000 1483 4TH FLOOR, ANDHRA PRADESH BASED THERMAL POWER PLAN MU 10/05/2011 MY HOME JUPALLI, T AMEERPET,GREEN LANDS, HYDERABAD-500016 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION VELDURU TEHSIL 17 SRI VENKATA SIVAPARVATHI SPINNING MILLS PVT. LTD., GUNTUR COTTON YARN WEAVING 16.650 1484 D.NO.19-8-97,SURYA DEVARA ANDHRA PRADESH LAKH/MTR 10/05/2011 ESTATE, LAST, ETUKUR ROAD GUNTUR-522003 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION KONDRUPADU ROAD, TEHSIL 18 FENNER (INDIA) LTD., MEDAK MANUFACTURING V-BELT 0.000 1487 PLOT NO. 4 & 22, PHASE-IV ANDHRA PRADESH PICES 10/05/2011 IDA, PATANCHERU, MEDAK-502319 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION PLOT NO. 4 & 22, TEHSIL PATANCHERU 19 GAJAVELLI SPINNING MILLS PVT. LTD., GUNTUR COTTON YARN AND OTHER SYN 19584.000 1509 GAJAVELLI POORNACHANDRA ANDHRA PRADESH THETIC YARNS SPINDLES 11/05/2011 RAO 5-89-7/1, 3RD LANE, LAKSHMIPURAM, GUNTUR-522007 ANDHRA PRADESH Telephone Fax LOCATION NARAKODUR-TENALI RD. TEHSIL GUNTUR 20 AJANTA SPINTEX (INDIA) PVT. LTD., GUNTUR COTTON YARN , COTTON WAST 24192.000 1512 7-2-68, OLD POLICE ANDHRA PRADESH E, COTTON YARN WASTE SPINDLES 11/05/2011 STATION, ROAD, NARASARAOPET GUNTUR-522601 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION KAKANI VILLAGE, TEHSIL 21 SRI LALITA POWER INDIA LTD., NALGONDA THERMAL POWER PLANT 220.000 1514 FLAT NO.301,11-4-646/B, ANDHRA PRADESH MW 12/05/2011 A.C. GUARD, HYDERABAD, GOLKONDA HYDERABAD-500004 ANDHRA PRADESH,. NU Telephone Fax LOCATION RAGHUNATHA PALEM TEHSIL NALGONDA 22 UPI POLYMERS PVT. LTD., NELLORE HDPE PIPES 18000.000 1530 A-2, GIRI SHIKHARA APTS. ANDHRA PRADESH MT 12/05/2011 6-3-600/3, HILLTOP COLONY ERRAMANZIL, HYDERABAD-500082 ANDHRA PRADESH. NU Telephone Fax LOCATION SY#2508,SURVEPALLY(V TEHSIL SPS NELLORE 23 SHREE KRISHNA POLYSTRAP PVT. LTD., CHITTOOR POLYSTER STRAPPING ROLL 1500.000 1533 S#123/4,&124/2A, ANDHRA PRADESH TONS 12/05/2011 NAGARI NAGARI NAGALAPURAM ROAD, NINDRA VILL:&MANDAL CHITTOOR, ANDHRA PRADESH-517591 NU Telephone Fax LOCATION NINDRA VILLAGE TEHSIL 24 PRIME HITECH ENGINEERING LTD., NELLORE FABRICATION OF TRANSFORME 4500.000 1540 PRIME GROUP BUILDING, ANDHRA PRADESH RS TANK TON 13/05/2011 11/5B,PUSA ROAD, NEW DELHI-110008 NU Telephone Fax LOCATION NAIDUPET MULTI PRODU TEHSIL NAIDUPET, 25 CHALIMEDA FEEDS PVT. LTD., KARIMNAGAR VEGETABLE OILS (SOYABEAN, 123000.000 1546 D.NO. 3-5-446 ANDHRA PRADESH RICE BRAN, SUNFLOWER, COT MT 13/05/2011 GANDIROAD TON SEEDS ETC.) KARIMNAGAR, KARIMNAGAR-505001 ANDHRA PRADESH. NU Telephone Fax LOCATION IHUTAPALLY TEHSIL 26 ASTRA FERRO TECH PVT. LTD., VIZIANAGARAM FERRO SILICON 6170.000 1576 59A-10-9, K.P. NAGAR, ANDHRA PRADESH MT 16/05/2011 VIJAYAWADA, KRISHNA DISTRICT ANDHRA PRADESH-520008 NU Telephone Fax LOCATION PENUBHARTHI VILLAGE TEHSIL 27 TGV POWER & INFRASTRUCTURE PVT.LTD., KURNOOL GENERATION AND TRANSMISSI 79.200 1588 216, K.J.COMPLEX, ANDHRA PRADESH ON OF ELECTRIC ENERGY PRO MILL.K.W 18/05/2011 BHAGYA NAGAR, DUCTION IN COAL BASED THE KURNOOL, RMAL POWER PLANTS ANDHRA PRADESH 518004 NU Telephone Fax LOCATION GONDIPARLA, TEHSIL 28 METROCHEM API PVT. LTD., VISAKHAPATNAM ALISKIREN FUMARATE 12.000 1595 FLAT N O. 302,BHANU, ANDHRA PRADESH TN 18/05/2011 ENCLAVE SUNDERNAGAR, HYDERABAD-500038 ANDHRA PRADESH. NU Telephone Fax LOCATION PLOT#30B,40B, 60B, TEHSIL PHARMACITY PARAWADA 29 VINTEX SPINNERS LTD., MEDAK SPUN YARNS, COTTON & SYNT 6563.000 1601 8-3-217/15, OPP. HUDA ANDHRA PRADESH HETIC TONS 18/05/2011 COMPLEX, AMEERPET, HYDERABAD ANDHRA PRADESH 500 038 NU Telephone Fax LOCATION KHASIMPUR,ZAHEERABAD TEHSIL 30 GROWEL FEEDS PVT.LTD., KRISHNA AQUA FEED 70000.000 1605 1-1-69/C, ELURU ROAD ANDHRA PRADESH TONS 18/05/2011 GODIVADA KRISHNA ANDHRA PRADESH 521 301 NU Telephone Fax LOCATION SY.NO.57,CHEVURU (V) TEHSIL YAT,MUDINEPALLI (M) 31 HUDSON FISH FEEDS PVT.LTD PRAKASAM FISH FEED 72000.000 1612 HOUSE NO. 13A,ROAD NO.12 ANDHRA PRADESH TONNES 19/05/2011 BANJARA HILLS HYDERABAD-500031 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION 489/2, TEHSIL VILL: ADDANKI MANDAL 32 SVS TEXPIN PVT.LTD., NALGONDA COTTON SPINNING 4320.000 1635 PLOT NO. 3-61,G-1, ANDHRA PRADESH MT 23/05/2011 VENKATADRI ENCLAVE, STREET NO.6,HABSIGUDA HYDERABAD 500 007 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION SY.NO.441 & 442 TEHSIL VILLAGE 33 AMEDHA POWER PVT.LTD., WEST GODAVARI GENERATION AND TRANSMISSI 450.000 1641 AYYAPPA SOCIETY ANDHRA PRADESH ON OF ELECTRIC ENERGY PRO MW 23/05/2011 PLOT NO. 1182 DUCED IN GAS BASED THERMA NADHAPUR L PROJECT HYDERABAD 500 081 ANDHRA PRADESH NU Telephone Fax LOCATION KRISHNAPURAM VILLAGE TEHSIL 34 HARITHA BIO PRODUCTS INDIA PVT. LTD., KARIMNAGAR EXTRA NEUTRAL ALCOHOL/IND 26000.000 1655 FLAT#301,H#6-3-663/7/C, ANDHRA PRADESH USTRAIL ALCOHOL/ ETHANOL KL 23/05/2011 VISHNU HABITAT, ( UNDENATURED ETHYLA ALCO SOMAJIGUDA, HOLIC STRENGTH BY VO OF M HYDERABD-500082, ORE THAN 80$) EXCLUSIVE P ANDHRA PRADESH. OTABLE ALCOHOL NU Telephone Fax LOCATION PARLAPALLI, TEHSIL KARIMNAGAR 35 RAJKUMAR IMPEX (P) LTD., EAST GODAVARI CASHEW KERNELS 9600.000 1660 B-603,KESHAV DUGAR APTS ANDHRA PRADESH MT 23/05/2011 RAJA ANNAMALAI PURAM CHENNAI, TAMILNADU-600028 NU Telephone Fax LOCATION CHINNIMPETTA (V) TEHSIL EAST GODAWARI 36 RAJKUMAR IMPEX (P) LTD., CHITTOOR CASHEW KERNELS 9600.000 1661 B-603 KESHAV DUGAR APTS ANDHRA
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