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Dadra and Nagar Haveli.Xlsx Dadra & Nagar Haveli S.No. District Name of the Address Major Activity Broad NIC Owners Employ Code Establishment Description Activity hip ment Code Code Class Interval 1 01 ALOK INDUSTRIES SURVEY NO.171-5-1 CLOTH PRODUCTION 06 131 4 >=500 LIMITED, 521-1 SAYLI RAKHOLI SILVASSA 396230 2 01 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES 342 POST NAROLI TEXTURIZING 06 131 4 >=500 LIMITED DADRA & NAGAR POLYESTER YARN HAVELI KHARADPADA 396235 3 01 GINITEXT PRIVATE 155-1&2 KARAD TEXTURIZING 06 131 4 >=500 LIMITED 396240 POLYESTER YARN 4 01 J & F INDUSTRIES 156-2 SILVASSA, PACKING PRODUCTS 06 222 4 >=500 LIMITED DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI SAYLI, NEAR CASTROL 396230 5 01 JBF INDUSTRIES SURVEY NO.273 MANUFACTURE OF 06 203 4 >=500 LIMITED SILVASSA DADRA AND POLYESTER YARN NAGAR HAVELI ATHOLA 396230 6 01 IPCA LABORATORY PLOT NO.256-1 DADRA MANUFACTURER OF 06 210 4 >=500 LIMITED AND NAGAR HAVELI, MEDICINE SILVASSA ATHAL 396230 7 01 GULF OIL S.NO.27-1-2 SILVASSA OIL PRODUCTION 06 192 4 >=500 CORPORATION KHANVEL RD.MASAT LIMITED 396230 8 01 JAI CORPORATION 140/1/1/1-1-140/1/1/9 MANUFACTURING 06 131 4 >=500 LIMITED VILLAGE KHADOLI DYED YARN SILVASSA DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI 396230 9 01 SANATHAN TEXTILES 187-4-1-2 D.N.H. YARNS FOR THE 06 131 4 >=500 PRIVATE LIMITED SILVASSA SURANGI FABRIC OF LIFE BRIDGE 396230 10 01 FILATEX INDIA LIMITED 1(1) DADRA 396230 THREAD PRODUCTION 06 139 4 >=500 11 01 BHILOSA INDUSTRIES SURVEY NO.199;201-1- POY FDY 06 222 4 >=500 PRIVATE LIMITED 3-202-1-2-202-2 -3 KAPADIA FARM 396230 12 01 UNIFY TEXTURIZERS 139-140 KARAD 396230 POLYESTER DHAGA 06 139 4 >=500 PRIVATE LIMITED MANUFACTURING 13 01 HINDUSTAN UNILEVER SURVEY NO.907, SHAMPOO, LIQUID 06 202 4 >=500 LIMITED KILVANI ROAD AMLI GLITCH, FAIR 7 SILVASSA LOVELY, CREAM ETC. GANDHIGRAM BUS STOP 396230 14 01 APAR INDUSTRIES 148-1&148-3-1 UNIT-2 COPPER 06 242 4 >=500 LIMITED RAKHOLI ROAD SILVASSA KHATYAPADA 396230 15 01 SUNPHARMA 214-20 PIPARIYA- MANUFACTURE OF 06 210 4 >=500 INDUSTRIES LIMITED SILVASSA 396230 TABLET AND CAPSULES 16 01 DAMODAR INDUSTRIES 245/3 SAILY 396230 YARN PRODUCTION 06 131 2 >=500 17 01 SHUBHALAKSHMI SURVEY NO.179-1-2 & MANUFACTURING(POY, 06 131 4 >=500 POLYESTERS LIMITED 179-1-4 SILVASSA SILLI PDY, TEX YARN) 396230 18 01 HINDUSTAN UNILEVER 151-1-1 DAPADA MANUFACTURE OF 06 202 4 >=500 LIMITED 396230 DETERGENTS SOAPS AND PRODUCT 19 01 BEEKAYLON SYNTH MASAT MADHUBAN POLYESTER YARN 06 131 4 >=500 PRIVATE LIMITED DAM ROAD 396230 20 01 ALOK INDUSTRIES 249-1 ENIB- DIV- TEXTILE EMBROIDERY 06 131 4 >=500 LIMITED VASONA 396230 PRODUCT 21 01 SARLA PERFORMANCE 59-1,4 , 64-3,4 POLYESTER, NYLON, 06 131 4 >=500 PRIVATE LIMITED GOVERNMENT YARN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, AMLI, PIPARIYA 396230 22 01 T.C.P.L. MASAT-SILVASSA PACKAGING ITEMS 06 222 2 200-499 MADHUBAN DAM ROAD 396230 23 01 JIWARAJAKA TEXTILE 172-1-2 KANADI FATAK YARN PRODUCTION 06 131 2 200-499 INDUSTRIES (NAROLI) 396235 24 01 R.R. KABEL LIMITED SURVEY NO. 142-2 MANUFACTURING OF 06 273 4 200-499 KARAD, SILVASSA WIRE MADHUBAN DAM ROAD 396230 25 01 STERLITE MADHUBAN ROAD OPTICAL FIBER CABLE 06 273 4 200-499 TECHNOLOGIES 396230 LIMITED 26 01 THE PAPER PRODUCTS 33-1 SILVASSA AT FLEXIBLE PACKAGING 06 170 4 200-499 LIMITED POST UMARKOI 396230 MATERIALS 27 01 PRINCE PIPE FITTING 132-1 ATHAL PIPE 06 222 4 200-499 PRIVATE LIMITED INDUSTRIAL 396230 28 01 RAJ RAYON 191 SURVEY NO.177-1-3 MANUFACTURE OF 06 222 4 200-499 INDUSTRIES LIMITED & 177-1-4 SURANGI POY. FDY & PTY 396240 29 01 SUNITA TEXT SPIN 187-1-1 D.N.H SILVASSA POLYESTER TEXT 06 131 4 200-499 PRIVATE LIMITED KHADOLI SURANGI SIZING YARN ROAD 396230 30 01 JAI CORP PRIVATE 24 KHADOLI 396230 P.P FABRIC PRODUCT 06 131 4 200-499 LIMITED, KHADOLI 31 01 ALOK GARMENT SURVEY NO. 17-5- CLOTH PRODUCTION 06 131 4 200-499 1&521-1 RAKHOLI SAYLI, SILVASSA 396230 32 01 SHEKHAWATI SURVEY NO.185-1, MANUFACTURING OF 06 131 4 200-499 POLYYARN LIMITED NAROLI VILAAGE POLYESTER SILVASSA KAPADIA TEXTURIZED YARN FARM 396230 33 01 PRINCE SWR P. V. C SURVEY NO. 100/1/3, P. V. C PIPES 06 222 4 200-499 POST BOX NO. 104, VILLAGE - SAYLI, SILVASSA, DADRA AND NAGAR, HAVELI 396230 34 01 ALOK COMPANY PUMP SAILY 396230 MANUFACTURE OF 06 141 4 200-499 HOUSE COTTON GARMENTS 35 01 INTERNATIONAL IT DAPADA SURVEY MANUFACTURING OF 06 222 4 200-499 PACKAGING PRIVATE NO:-280-2 KHANVEL PLASTIC ITEM LIMITED ROAD 396230 36 01 NAVNEET SAILY 396230 NAVNEET BOOKS 06 181 4 200-499 PUBLICATION INDIA PRODUCTION LIMITED 37 01 MICRO INKS SURVEY NO. 11 & 13 MICRO INKS 06 202 4 200-499 MORKHAL 396126 38 01 JHAVERI FLEXO 135-2 DAPADA 396230 MANUFACTURE OF 06 181 4 200-499 INDUSTRIES LIMITED PRINTING FLEXIBLE LAMINATES 39 01 BLUE STAR LIMITED 24 DADRA 396230 A. C. MANUFACTURE 06 281 4 200-499 40 01 PRINCE PIPE AND 52 DADRA PVC PIPE 06 222 4 200-499 FITTING PRIVATE VAGHDHARA ROAD MANUFACTURE 396193 41 01 DNH SPINNERS 96 SR. NO. 171-1-4-1, MANUFACTURE OF 06 131 4 200-499 PRIVATE LIMITED SURANGI 396240 TEXTILE 42 01 SAMOSARN YARN 02 SURVEY NO.61-2-1 THREAD PRODUCTION 06 139 4 200-499 PRIVATE LIMITED GOVERNMENT INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, RACHNA PLASTICS UZER LANE 396230 43 01 PIYUSH CHEDA. SAILY 396240 P.V.C. PIPE - 06 222 2 200-499 (PRINCE COMPANY) PRODUCTION 44 01 HAMILTON WRITING SILVASSA NAROLI MANUFACTURER OF 06 329 4 200-499 INSTRUMENTS ROAD 396230 PENS PRIVATE 45 01 KLJ PLASTICIZERS SURVEY NO.9&11 MANUFACTURE OF ALL 06 222 4 200-499 LIMITED VILLAGE SILLI, TYPE OF PESTICIDES SILVASSA DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI 396230 46 01 RUKSHMANI COMPANY 20 NAROLI, CHECK OILING CLOTH 06 131 4 200-499 POST, DNH. NAVAFALIYA 396235 47 01 PRESTIGE WIRE SURVEY NO.104-1-1 WIRE 06 273 2 200-499 GARKIPADA, UMARKOI ROAD FALANDI 396230 48 01 SUN PHARMA 259-15 DADRA 396230 FORMULATION 06 210 4 200-499 MEDICATION PRIVATE TABLETS & CAPSULES LIMITED 49 01 I.M.P. POWERS LIMITED 263-3-2, 264-1,264-2 POWER AND 06 271 4 200-499 SAYLI 396230 TRANSFORMER MANUFACTURE 50 01 KRISHNA NEETWER MIL NO.3 AT COTTON PLANT 06 131 2 200-499 TECH. SAMARVANI, DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI 396230 51 01 WELLSPUN COMPANY SAILY 396230 THREAD TERRY 12 475 4 200-499 COTTON 52 01 CLASSIC MARBLE ATHAL INDUSTRIAL MARBLE 12 475 4 200-499 COMPANY PRIVATE 396230 LIMITED 53 01 DABUR INDIA LIMITED 225-4-1 SAYLI 396230 MANUFACTURING OF 06 210 4 200-499 AYURVEDIC MEDICINE 54 01 ALOK COMPANY INTER SAILY 396230 MANUFACTURE OF 06 131 4 200-499 LIMITED YARN & THREADS 55 01 TINE TECRONO PLAST 325-1,326-2 VELUGAM PLASTIC PRODUCTION 06 222 4 200-499 LIMITED DHODHADPADA 396230 56 01 IPCA LABORATORIES 1-2A,2B AMITNAGAR MANUFACTURER OF 06 210 4 200-499 PRIVATE LIMITED INDUSTRIAL ESTATE MEDICINE AMLI, SILVASSA 396230 57 01 TUFROPES PRIVATE RAKHOLI 396230 ROPE AND COIL 06 139 4 200-499 LIMITED 58 01 MEHRA POLYTECH 97 SURVEY NO.171-1-1- MANUFACTURE OF 06 139 4 200-499 PRIVATE LIMITED 4-2 SURANGI 396240 TWISTED & RAT YARN PRODUCT 59 01 MEERA COTTON & 156-2,157-2 DADRA MANUFACTURERS & 06 131 4 200-499 SUNTHETIC AND NAGAR HAVELI, EXPORTERS OF YARN MILLS(PRIVATE) SILVASSA SURANGI & FABRICS LIMITED, 396230 60 01 MARBLE KARKHANU NAROLI BHILAD MAIN SALES OF MARBLE 12 475 2 200-499 ROAD, VADFALIYA 396230 61 01 ITAL INDIA LIMITED 2263 DADRA AND PACKAGING SOLUTION 06 282 4 200-499 NAGAR HAVELI, SILVASSA SURANGI 396230 62 01 ROCKWOOL(1)LIMITED SURVEY NO.-211-2-1-1 MANUFACTURING 06 222 4 200-499 SURVEY NO.-211-2-1-1 THERMAL INSULATION VILLAGE SILLI, SILVASSA DEMNI ROAD 396230 63 01 TODAY WRITING 9 DADRA DNH 396193 BALL PEN 06 329 4 200-499 LIMITED PRODUCTION 64 01 BHUMI YARN PRIVATE 26-2 DADRA 396230 THREAD 06 139 4 200-499 LIMITED MANUFACTURER 65 01 VOLTAS LIMITED (TATA CHECK POST DADRA MANUFACTURE OF AIR 06 281 4 200-499 GROUP) 396230 CONDITIONER 66 01 C.J. CORPORATION 249-1 VIII VASONA MANUFACTURE OF 06 170 4 200-499 396230 CORRUGATED BOXES & TEXTILE TUBE 67 01 FAZE THREE LIMITED 380-1 DAPADA DHAGA PLANT CLOTH 06 139 4 200-499 KHANVEL ROAD 396230 PRODUCE 68 01 CHANDRA PROTECT 139-2 ATHOLA, DADRA MANUFACTURE OF 06 242 4 200-499 LIMITED & NAGAR HAVELI COPPER CONDUCTOR 396230 69 01 SUDARSHAN SPINNING 57-3-3 KHERDI COTTON YARN 06 131 2 200-499 MILLS KHANVEL-UDWA ROAD 396230 70 01 SUNPLAST MASAT-SILVASSA PLASTIC BAG 06 222 2 200-499 MADHUBAN DAM ROAD 396230 71 01 MONTAGE GLOBAL SURVEY NO. 179-1-6 FLEXIBLE PACKAGING 06 170 4 200-499 PRIVATE LIMITED INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, VILLAGE-SILLI SILVASSA KUVAPADA 396230 72 01 GLOBAL WIND POWER VILLAGE KHERDI WIND MILL TOWER, 07 351 4 200-499 LIMITED SILVASA KHANVEL NAILS AND BLADE & 396230 WAHD TURMHE GENERATION 73 01 BHILOSA INDUSTRIES 14-1-2 RAKHOLI THREAD PACKING 06 139 4 200-499 PRIVATE LIMITED 396230 74 01 STERLITE 33-11 DADRA MANUFACTURE OF 06 273 4 200-499 TECHNOLOGY PRIVATE VAGHDHARA ROAD COPPER CABLE LIMITED 396193 75 01 HINDUSTAN PENCILS SURVEY NO.1079 MANUFACTURING OF 06 170 4 200-499 PRIVATE LIMITED KHARADPADA 396230 STATIONARY ITEMS 76 01 BALAJI INDUSTRIES 16-17 RAJ INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURER OF 06 222 2 200-499 MANIK INDUSTRIES ESTATE AMLI, CAMERA POUCH AND SILVASSA 396230 BAGS 77 01 SUNSHINE FIBRE MASAT SILVASSA POLYESTER YARN 06 203 2 200-499 PRIVATE LIMITED MADHUBAN DAM ROAD 396230 78 01 KSL INDUSTRY SAMARVANI, DADRA & COTTON PLANT 06 131 4 200-499 LIMITED, NAGAR HAVELI.
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