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The Kerala Cardamom Prooessing & Marketing Company Ltd FORM - D (See Condition (5) of Form B I) Advance Auction Report The Kerala Cardamom Prooessing & Marketing Company Ltd., Spice House, Thekkady., S B L No. AU/CS/T161!008/2015 I Season 2017-2018 2 Auction Number 32 3 Auction Date November 23, 2017 4 Qty. Carried over from previous Auction Nil 5 Fresh Arrivals ( Kgs.) 95614.600 6 Qty. Put for Auction 95614.600 7 Qty. Withdrawn ( Kgs.) 29.100 8 Qty. Returned to Planters 29.100 9 Total Qty. Sold (Kgs.) 95585.500 10 Balance with the Auctioneer Nil 11 Total Value of Sales (Rs.) 87071682.05 12 Maximum (Rs./Kg) 1288.00 13 Minimum (Rs./Kg) 802.00 14 Average (Rs./Kg) 910.93 Signature of the Auctioneer Name of the 5 Hiqhest Bidders 1 Mohith Krishnaa Cardamom, Bodinayakanur- 625513. 6427.900 5879166.55 2 The Kerala Cardamom Processing&Mktg Company Ltc 5285.000 4853835.70 3 Shri cardamom Trading Company,Bodiyayakanur-625 4854.100 4362150.50 4 Rajam Company, Bodinayakanur - 625513 4775 100 4448246.70 5 John Jacob & Co., Mattancherry, Kochi -2 (H.o) 4764.900 4322850.10 01 21$' The K.C.P.M.0 Ltd., Thekkady 40 Auction No. 32 S Dated 23/11/2017 S Total Average Rate 910.93 Maximum Rate 1288.00 S Minimum Rate e02. p0 Total Arrivals 95614;600 Kgs. S Withdrawal Quantity 29.100 Kgs. S otal Sales Quantity 95585.500 Kgs. A Grade Average Rate 0.00 S A Grade Maximum 0.00 --> Weight 0.000 Kgs. A Grade Minimum 919.00 ---> Weight 0.000 Kgs. A Grade Sales Qty 0.000 Kgs. S A Grade Withdrawal 0.000 Kgs. A Grade Value 0,00 S A Grade -ercen tage 0.00 % S H Grade Average Rate 910.93 S £3 Grade Maximum 1288.00 Weight 26.300 Kgs. S 13 Grade Minimum 802.00 -> Weight 49.700 Kgs. S Grade Sales Oty 95585.500 Kg's. 4 LI Grade Withdrawal 29.100 Kgs. * B Grade Value 87071682,05 S S S S S L S S S '..' 'S S S IHE KERALA CARDAMOM PROCESSING AND MARKETING COMPANY LIMITED. 0. SPICE HOUSE , THEKKADV., IDUKKI DIET. Auction No. 32 Date:-- .3f11/2017 • :Lot No: Bags : Quantity Rate Pur chase r: Grade :Ltr:D:Wapas: • :1 : 3 : 122.400 : 919.00 :RCV :380:13: S 2 : 106.300 : 911.00 :PRE :380:13: 4 174.400 : 841.00 -.AML :380:8: :4 : 2 : 106.200 : 869.00 :KCP :380:13: S :5 4 : 175.800 : 874.00 :SCT :380:13: :6 : 6 : 305.300 : 892.00 :RCV :380:V: 5 : 261.100 : 888.00 :NIR :380:1\1: ha :8 4 191.900 : 883.00 :AML :380:N: :9 5 243.700 912.00 KCP3 :380:N: • :10 : 5 : 223.700 : 893.00 :1<93 :380:N: :11 : 10 : 493.600 : 864.00 :MASC :425:W: :12 6 297.700 874.00 :4913 :425:W: • 13 : S : 247,900 : 876.00 :ASB :425:W:: S :14 10 494.900 : 874.00 :NIN :380:14: :15 : 1 : 49.700 : 802.00 :SPY : :380:K: • :io 5 240.700 : 952.00 :ATC :380:V: S :17 : 5 : 232.700 : 935.00 :111<01 :380:9: :18 : 4 : 19:5.400 : 935.00 :A9B :380:9: 0. :19 8 : 406.200 : 939.00 :MASV :380:9: S •. :1Q : 8 : 395.800 : 951.00 :K0P3 :380:9: I, ' . :21 : 7 : 33500 : 874.00 :AML :380:P: :22 : 10 500.000 : €399.50 :RCV :380-P: :2:5 : 6 : 288.900 : 924.50 :3411 :380:P: a :24 : 8 : 289.700 : 886.50 :111(0 :380:P: W :25 : 8 : 395.700 : 939.00 :PRS : :380:P: S :26 5 : 246.800 :1016.00 :SNVS :380:4: a :27 : 7 : 351.000 : 874.00 :MTC :380:4: W :28 7 .54.700 880.00 :111<0 :380:4:' 29 : 7 : 334.100 : 874.00 :AML :380:4: 7 325,100 : 828.00 :4313 :380:4: 248.100 : 888.00 :IcCP :380:13: S 32 5 : 258.500 : 899.00 :PYR :380:13: 4 : 171.700 : 878.50 :RPT :380:13: W :34 : 5 : 213.800 : 885.00 :NTC :380:13: S .55 : 10 : 470.700 : 917.00 :458 :380:P: a 36 : 9 : 407.000 : 872.50 :SCT :380:1': 4 : 187.900 : 931.00 :111<01 :380:P: :38 : 3 : 236.100 : 897.00 :SCT :380:E1: a ;.55' O ; 298.200 : 874.00 :MKC : :380:8: :40 : 5 : 250.700 : 868.00 :MTC S :41 : 8 : 381.900 : 878.00 :3DB :380:13: a :42 : 4 : 198.400 : 882.00 :NIR :380:13: :43 : 7. : 318.000 : 867.00 :MASC :330:13: S 'II' :44 : 5 : 254.000 : 918.0(1 :11459 :380:13: a :45 : 5 : 248.50Q : 918.00 :J3C1 :380:13: :46 : 4 : 196.300 : 962.00 :JFS : :380:N: S :47 :. 4 : 166.700 : 906.00 :SDT :380:N: a :48 : 3 : 154.200 : 920.00 :PRS :380:N: V :49 : 8 : 270.300 : 918.00 :468 :380:N: S 8 : 400.000 : 878.50 :SCT :380:N: a :51 : 6 .: 284.600 : 926.00 :PRS :380:N: V :52 : 5 : 266.100 : 953.00 :801< :380:N: S :53 : 5 : 238.900: 902,00 :JJC1 :380:t'J: :54 : 5 : 246.600 : 911.00 :4813 :380:N: • :55 : 6 : 265.500 : 916.00 :3301 :380:N: S 6 : 285.000 : 898.00 :111<0 :380:N: :57 : 9 : 451.90() : 948.00 :PRS :380:N: • :59 : 11. : 532.200 : 902.50 :BCK :380:N: S :59 : 5 : 246.200 : 938.00 :488 :380:N- :60 : 7 : 354.400 : 892.00 :341 :380:N: 0 THE KERALA CARDAMOM PROCESSING AND MARKETING COMPANY LIMITED. SPICE HOUSE , THEKKADY., IDUKKI DIST. *1 Auction No. 32 Date:- 23/11/2017 :Lot No: Bags : Quantity : Rate : Purchaser:Grade:Ltr:D:Wapas: :61 5 236.200 :1083.00 :PTG :380:A: 5 : 251.600 :1086.00 :PTG :380:fl: :43 : 6 : 297.000 : 933.00 :3A13 :380:N: :64 : 7 : 321.400 : 928.00 :JAI3 :380:N: C :65 : 5 : 229.600 :1022.00 :MKC1 :380:N: :66 : 8 385.800 : 989.00 :ASB :380:V: :67 : B : 396.000 : 972.00 :ADY :380:V: :68 : B : 400.000 972.00 :PRS :380:V: -V :69 : 6 : 293.600 : 902.00 :KCP4 :380:V: :70 : 5 : 227.100 : 904.00 :EDK :380:V: :71 : 4 : 180.200 : 946.00 :MKC1 :380:V: :72 : 5 : 245.100 : 868.00 :AML :380:V: :73 : 3 : 151.700 : 865.00 :AML :380:V: :74 : 5 : 250.100 : 912.00 :ASB :380:V: :it : 3 : 156.900 : 926.00 :3Al2 :380:V: :/6 : 5 : 247.500 : 917.00 :PRS :380:V: 1 :17 5 : 211.500 923.00 :N1LT :380:V: :713 : 5 : 253.900 : 942.00 :JFS :380:V: :79 : 5 : 263.300 : 938.00 :PRS :390:V: :80 : 9 : 399.300 : 916.00 :SCT :380:V: yr :81 : 7 : 328.500 : 890.00 :EBK :380:V: :82 : 4 : 203.000 : 91800 :MASC :380:V: C :03 : 4 : 199.200 : 918.00 :MASC :380:'): :84 : 5 : 247.700 : 914.00 :ASB :380:'): :85 : 5 : 226.700 : 902.00 :F'T131 :380:'): C :86 6 : 266.400 : 866.00 :flNIL :390:P: :87 : 4 179.700 : 916,00 :ASE :380:P: :88 : 5 : 240.100 : 916.00 :ASB :380:P: :89 5 : 235.100 : 912.00 :MASC :380:P: :90 : 6 : 275.600 : 902.00 :ASB :380:P: :91 : 6 : 266.000 : 917.00 :3fl13 :380:P: :92 : 5 250.400 : 870.00 :t'ITC :380:P: :93 5 : 247.700 871.00, :AML :380:P: :94 : 5 : 246.100 : 958.00 :PTG :380:P: :95 : 5 : 252.500 : 944.00 :BCK :380:P: :96 : 6 : 291.000 : 890.00 :AML1 :380:P: :'17 : 6 : 303.200 : 920.00 :ASB :380:P: C; :98 : 6 266.200 : 885.00 :KCP :380:P: :99 : 5 228.600 : 902.50 :MASC :380:P: :100 : 5 208.600 : 896.00 :MTC :380:P: :101 3 149,100 923.00 :MASC :380:A: :102 : 6 : 298.200 : 932.00 :HRS :103 : 5 : 236.700 : 936.00 :MKC :380:A: :104 : 6 275.600 : 938.50 :KCP3 :380:A: :105 : 7 : 341.800 : 906.00 :NIR :380:fl: :106 : 5 : 249.700 : 913.00 :MSV :380:A: :107 : 5 : 244.200 : 917.00 :I'lflSV :380:fl: :108 : 6 : 275.400 : 959.00 :MKC1 :380:A: :109 : 6 : 303.600 : 911.00 :NIR :380:A: :110 : 5 : 207.300 : 910.00 :SCT :380:A: :111 : 7 : 343.900 : 922.00 :NIR :380:: :112 : 6 272.800 : 905,00 :SARA :380:A: d13 3 : 152,100 :1017.00 :SNVS :380:A: :114 : 7 : 340.600 : 888.00 :MASC : :390:A: 115 9 : 427,800 : 898.00 :MASC : :380:A: :116 : 4 : 209.500 : 928.00 :MASV : :380:8: C, :117 : 6 : 295.800 933.00 :EBK :380:8: :118 : S : 419.900 :1012.00 :RCV : :380:8: :119 : 5 : 223,200 : 917.50 :KCP2 : :380:8: :120 : 7 341.500 907.00 :FTGI 0 . THE KERALA CARDAMOM PROCESSING AND MARKETING COMPANY LIMITED.. SPICE HOUSE , THEKKADY., IDUKKI DIST. I 1 Auction No. 32 Date:- 23/11/2017 :Lot No: Bags : Quantity : Rate : Purchaser:Grade:Ltr:D:Wapas: • :361 6 305.000 896.00 :SARA ;380;K; :362 : 3 : 151.900 885.50 :SBC :380:1<: :363 6 304.800 852.00 :RCR :380:1<: • ::364 : 5 249.500 620.00 :RCR :380:V: :365 : 2 : 66.600 : 933.50 :SCT : :380:V: :366 3 115.000 : 835.00 :MASC :390:A: :367 3 : 124.800 : 860.00 :AAL :380:A: 0 368 : 6 : 304.800 : 851.00 :SBC : :380:1<: :389 : 2 : 60.400 878.00 :AAL -380:A-380:A: :370: V o : 3 : 1:36.800 : 936.00 :BOS :380:P: :371 : 2 58.400 : 870.00 :AAL :380:P: 72 : 7 : 303.100 : 931.00 :CPG : :380:P: • :373 : 1 : 48.000 : 807.00 :AAL :380:P: :3/4 : 2 : 75.900 :1171.00 :KCP4 :390:P: :375 : 7 : 328.600 : 834.00 :NIASC :380:P: • 81 : 4 : 49.500 : 835.00 :GTA :380:1<: 0 2018 : 95614.600 : Total Lots: 376 -I, 'I.
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