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Sl.No Hazardous Waste Category Sl.No Hazardous Waste Category- 5.2 - Wastes or residues containing oil qty (T) 1 Allison Transmission India Pvt Ltd 1.545 Oragadam 1.545 2 Amalgamations repco LTD 0.95 Kakkalur 0.95 3 Anabond Ltd 0.7 Kancheepuram 0.7 4 Apex Laboratories Pvt Ltd 0.025 Guindy 0.025 5 Apollo Hospitals (Engineering Department) 0.2 Chennai 0.2 6 Ashok Leyland Defence Systems Ltd 0.194 Ennore 0.194 7 Axles India Ltd 40.9 Sriperumbudur 40.9 8 Balmer Lawrie & Co Ltd 0.88 Manali 0.88 9 Bekaert Industries Pvt Ltd 15.86 Thervoy Kandigai ( GPD ) 15.86 10 Best Engineers Pumps Pvt Ltd 0.07 Coimbatore 0.07 11 BMW India Pvt Ltd 0.074 Chengalpatu 0.074 12 Bonfiglioli Transmission Pvt Ltd 37.49 Thirumudivakkam 37.49 13 Brakes India Pvt Ltd (Foundry Division) 1.28 Pulivalam 1.28 14 Bridgestone India Automotive Products Pvt Ltd 1.26 Sriperumbudur 1.26 15 BSH House Hold Appliance Manufacturing Pvt Ltd 1.86 Pillaipakkam 1.86 16 Carborundum Universal Limited(Industrial Ceramics Division) 0.07 Hosur 0.07 17 Caterpillar India Pvt Ltd (Power System Division) 11.555 Hosur 11.555 18 Chettinad Morimura Semiconductor Material Pvt Ltd 0.66 Chengalpattu 0.66 19 Cognizant Technology Solutions India Pvt Ltd 0.1 Coimbatore 0.1 20 Craftsman Automation Pvt Ltd 19.74 Mambakkam 19.74 21 Delphi TVS Diesel Systems Ltd 9.38 Oragadam 9.38 22 Dlf Home Developers Ltd 0.44 Ramapuram 0.44 23 Enbest Pumps India Pvt Ltd 0.08 Coimbatore 0.08 24 Endurance Technologies Ltd 0.03 Irungattukottai 0.03 25 Flint Group India Pvt Ltd 0.37 Hosur 0.37 26 Ford India Pvt Ltd 60.2 Chengalpattu 60.2 27 Gateway office ParkPvt Ltd 0.1211 Perungalathur 0.1211 28 Ge Oil & Gas India Pvt Ltd 0.336 Coimbatore 0.336 29 GE T&D India Ltd 26.13 Hosur 26.13 30 GKN Drive Line India Ltd 164.86 Oragadam 164.86 31 Godrej Consumer Products Ltd 0.024 Maraimalai Nagar 0.024 32 GTN Exports Ltd 1.18 Tirupur 1.18 33 HCL Technologies Ltd 0.383 Unit-1 Ambattur 0.075 34 Unit-3 Ambattur 0.088 35 Unit-4 Ambattur 0.051 36 Unit-5 Ambattur 0.024 37 Unit-6 Ambattur 0.145 38 Hitachi Automotive Systems India Pvt Ltd 0.1 Kancheepuram 0.1 39 Hospira Health Care India Pvt Ltd 0.058 (MFG)Irrungattukottai 0.01 40 (R&D) Sholinganallur 0.048 41 Hyundai Steel Pipe India Pvt Ltd 0.25 Sriperumbudur 0.25 42 Igarashi Motors India Ltd 2.25 Phase-2,Tambaram 2.25 43 Indian Additives Ltd 4.03 Manali 4.03 44 Indo Tech Transformers Ltd 1.23 Kanchipuram 1.23 45 Industrial Rubber Products 2 Guduvancherry 2 46 Indwel Metal Treater Pvt Ltd 2.09 Pudukottai 2.09 47 Infosys Ltd 0.32 Chengalpet 0.11 49 Sholinganallur 0.21 50 International Flavours & Fragrances India Pvt Ltd 1.815 Chennai 1.815 51 Inzi Controls India Ltd 0.25 Kancheepuram 0.25 52 Jtekt India Ltd 25.67 Sriperumbudur 25.67 53 Kostal India Pvt Ltd 0.08 vellore 0.08 54 KSB Pumps Ltd 0.03 Coimbatore 0.03 55 L&T Kobelco Machinery Pvt Ltd 0.42 Kanchepuram 0.42 56 Lear Automotive India Pvt Ltd 1.99 Oragadam 1.99 57 Lotus Foot Wear Enterprises Ltd 2 Tiruvannamalai 2 58 Madras Engineering Industries Pvt Ltd 11.03 Chengalpattu 11.03 59 Madras Engineers Industries Pvt Ltd 2.16 ambattur 2.16 60 Magal Engg.Tech Pvt Ltd 8.54 Thiruvallur 8.54 61 Magna Automotive India Pvt Ltd 1.74 Maraimalai Nagar 1.74 62 Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd 1.24 Mahindra World City 1.24 63 Makino India Pvt Ltd 0.61 Coimbatore 0.61 64 Mando Automotive India Pvt Ltd 0.554 Pillaipakkam 0.554 65 Metal Farm Pvt Ltd 0.36 Singaperumal Koil 0.36 66 Michelin India Pvt Ltd 5.87 Thervoy Kandigai 5.87 67 Modine Thermal Systems Pvt Ltd 0.13 Sriperumbudur 0.13 68 MRF Ltd 0.85 Thiruvottiyur 0.85 69 MRF Ltd (Tube Division) 6.12 Arkonam 6.12 70 Nichias Industrial Products Pvt Ltd 1.04 Mambakkam 1.04 71 Par Active Technologies Pvt Ltd 0.065 Alathur 0.065 72 Parle Agro Pvt Ltd 0.015 Sriperumbudur 0.015 73 Pfizer Healthcare India Pvt Ltd 2.095 (R&D)Irungattukottai 0.125 74 (MFG)Irrungattukottai 1.97 75 Praxair India Pvt Ltd 0.3 Coimbatore 0.3 76 Preethi Kitchen Appliances Pvt Ltd 1.05 Chengalpet 1.05 77 Raj Petro Specialities Pvt Ltd 0.82 Manali 0.82 78 Rambal Ltd(Thiruporur Division) 16.18 Thiruporur(Kancheepuram) 16.18 79 Rane Brake Lining Ltd 2.74 Ambattur 2.74 80 Rane Engine Valve Ltd 38.865 Trichy (Pudukottai) 10.8 81 Viralimalai 28.065 82 Rane Madras Ltd 16.27 Varanavasi 16.27 83 Saint Gobain India Pvt Ltd 3.12 Sriperumbudur 3.12 84 Saint Gobain India Pvt Ltd (Glass Div) 2.82 Sriperumbudur 2.82 85 Saint Gobain India Pvt Ltd (Sekurit Div) 3.07 Sriperumbudur 3.07 86 Sangsin Brake India Pvt Ltd 0.5 Thiruvallur 0.5 87 Severn Glocon India Pvt Ltd 2.04 Irrungattukottai 2.04 88 Simpson & Co Ltd 4.3 Sembium 2.58 89 Annasalai 1.72 90 Somic ZF Components Pvt Ltd 1.072 Sriperumbudur 1.072 91 Sri Balaji Castings Pvt Ltd 1.72 Ponneri 1.72 92 Sri Kaliswari Metal Powders Pvt Ltd 0.97 Virudhunagar 0.97 93 Stanadyne India Pvt Ltd 40.77 Thiruvallur 40.77 94 Suja Shoei Industries Pvt Ltd 1.163 Nagapattinam 1.163 95 Sundram Fasteners Ltd(Autolec Division-Bearing Plant) 3.655 Gummidipoondi 3.655 96 Suspa Pneumatics india private ltd. 0.16 Guduvancherry 0.16 97 TIDC India (A Unit of Investments of India Ltd) 0.1 Hosur 0.1 98 Titan Company Ltd(Watches Division) 0.096 Hosur 0.096 99 Tractors and Farm Equipment Ltd 8.54 Sembiam 8.54 100 Turbo Energy Pvt Ltd 47.612 Pulivalam ( Vellore ) 47.612 106 Wabco India Ltd 36.948 Ambattur 7.748 107 Chengalpattu (MWC) 29.2 108 Wipro Ltd 0.225 Chennai 0.225 109 Addison and Company Ltd 4.28 Grand Total 725.3351 Hazardous Waste Category- 9.1 - Lead bearing Sl.no residues Qty(MT) 1 Emaar Lead Company Pvt Ltd 37.65 Coimbatore 37.65 2 Gold Star Powders Pvt Ltd 4.215 Kalavakkam 4.215 3 Jain Metal Rolling Mills (Unit-2) 678.23 Gummidipoondi 678.23 4 Jayachandran Alloys Pvt Ltd 2467.91 Perundurai 2467.91 5 POCL Enterprises Ltd 981.63 Maraimalai Nagar 981.63 6 Pondy Oxides & Chemicals Ltd 2209.17 Sriperumbudur 2209.17 7 Shri Sabhari Smelters Pvt Ltd 245.05 Vichoor 245.05 8 Sither Metal Industry 180.97 Tuticorin 180.97 9 Southern Power Industries 11.27 Kakkalur 11.27 10 Sree Sumangala Metals & Industries Pvt Ltd 51.83 Gummidipoondi 51.83 11 Trichy Metals and Alloys 113.03 Trichy 113.03 12 Universal Lead Alloys 48.38 Vellore 48.38 13 Valarmathi Alloyss 15.89 Salem 15.89 Grand Total 7045.225 Sl.No Hazardous waste Category - 12.5- Phosphate sludge Qty (MT) 1 Bar Corr Coatings Pvt Ltd 2.97 Ambattur 2.97 2 Brakes India Pvt Ltd 52.6 Polambakkam 52.6 3 Brakes India Pvt Ltd (Brake Division) 15.32 Sholinghur 15.32 4 Camm Tech Process 1.16 Ambattur 1.16 5 Comstar Automotive Technologies Pvt Ltd 3.67 Maraimalai Nagar 3.67 6 Craftsman Automation Pvt Ltd 1.89 Coimbatore 1.89 7 Delphi TVS Diesel Systems Ltd 22.02 Mannur 22.02 8 Eicher Motor Ltd(Unit of Royal Enfield) 9.18 Vallam Vadagal 9.18 9 Emerson Process Management Ltd 2.668 Karapakkam 2.668 10 Grundfos Pumps India Pvt Ltd 0.141 Coimbatore 0.141 11 GTN Exports LTD (Unit-2) 6.366 Tirupur 6.366 12 Hanon Automotive Systems India Pvt Ltd 35.15 Maraimalainagar 35.15 13 Harita Seating Systems Ltd 11.6 Hosur 11.6 14 Hyundai Motor India Ltd 193.74 Irrungattukottai 193.74 15 Hyundai Steel Pipe India Pvt Ltd 4.82 Sriperumbudur 4.82 16 India Yamaha Motor Pvt Ltd 2.84 Sriperumbudur 2.84 17 Jamna Auto Industries Ltd 2.06 Hosur 2.06 18 Jtekt India Ltd 0.335 Sriperumbudur 0.335 19 Kadimi Special Steels Pvt Ltd 17.27 Sriperumbudur 17.27 20 Koyama Precision Works India Pvt Ltd 47.26 Oragadam 47.26 21 Larsen & Toubro Ltd(ESE-Manufacturing Facility) 13.73 Coimbatore 13.73 22 Luk India Pvt Ltd 33.04 Hosur 33.04 23 Mirra and Mirra Industries Pvt Ltd 80.32 Vichoor 80.32 24 Panasonic Appliances India Company Ltd 6.215 Sholavaram 6.215 25 Plastic Coats 2.89 Ambattur 2.89 26 Prabha Auto Products Pvt Ltd 20.71 Numbal 20.71 27 Premier Steel Complex Pvt Ltd 24.45 Amabttur 24.45 28 Ragam Metal Products Pvt Ltd(North Phase) 5.059 Ambattur 5.059 29 Rane Brake Lining Ltd 8.96 Trichy 8.96 30 Rane Engine Valve Ltd 84.025 Ponneri 58.82 31 Trichy (Pudukottai) 25.205 32 Rane TRW Steering Systems Pvt Ltd 42.41 Guduvancheri 38.84 33 Viralimalai 3.57 34 Renault Nissan Automotive India Pvt Ltd 14.33 Oragadam 14.33 35 Royal Enfield 23.54 Oragadam 23.54 36 Sac Engine Components Pvt Ltd 0.2 Padi 0.2 37 Samraj Engineering Control Pvt.Ltd.
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