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Company Name Website Business Field Presentation Company Desciption Company Products B2B Wishes 1 AGROTECH HUMATE Company Website Business field Presentation Company desciption Company products B2B wishes name 1 AGROTECH http://humate.ru/ Agricultural https://cloud.mail. Established in the year 1996, we " Humate Baikal Varieties: Humate Baikal Sodium, "Distributors: HUMATE en/ sector (humic ru/public/E6PJ/b AgroTeсh Humate " are the leading Humate Baikal Potassium, Humate Baikal 1.1. Companies, selling fertilizers and crop products, GZi8cfCB/AGRO manufacturer in Russia of a wide range Sodium/Potassium protection agents fertilizers) TECH%20HUMA of organic fertilizers based on natural ✔Reduces plant stress after pesticide treatment 1.2. Companies that provide consulting TE/ humic substances. We offer local ✔Stimulates growth of soil microbiota and therefore services in the field of agriculture for agricultural producers in India our products can be used for decomposition of stubble and crop agricultural producers – HumateBaikalÒPotassium, Humate+7Ò, residue 1.3. Companies, promoting agricultural Humate+7Òfor Grains/Oilseeds, and technologies and organic farming products. ✔Boosts plant immunity against fungi, bacteria and HumelÒLux – have shown excellent 2. Cooperatives and Agricultural Poducers' vermin insects performance both in and outside Russia. Associations that buy fertilizers and crop ✔Improves plant tolerance to droughts and frosts protection agents, organic farming products Humate+7 for the members of the cooperative A humate-based product containing a set of chelated associations. micro- and macronutrients N, P, K, S, Ca, Mg, Na, Si, 3. End users: 3.1. Agricultural producers Fe, Mn, Mo, Co, Zn, B, Cu whose main activity is crop farming, ✔Ensures yield growth up to 35% in areas with cultivation of crops. medium and high agricultural risks and 5–7% in fertile 3.2. Agricultural producers specializing in the soils located in advanced agricultural areas cultivation of organic farming products ✔Reduces maturation time by up to 7 days (without or with minimal use of chemical ✔Satisfies crop demand for micronutrients plant protection agents) ✔Enhances the uptake of nutrients from the soil 3.3. Agricultural producers, who make up ✔Reduces plant stress after pesticide treatment formulas for fertilizers with the use of mineral fertilizers, minor-nutrient element and other ✔Accelerates root growth components" ✔Boosts plant immunity against fungi, bacteria and The Fertiliser Association of India vermin insects (ассоциация) ✔Improves yield quality Brahmaputra Valley Fertilizer Corporation Ltd ✔Enhances crop tolerance to droughts and frosts Humate+7 for Grains/Oilseeds A humate-based Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals Ltd. product containing a set of chelated micro- and macronutrients N, P, K, S, Ca, Mg, Na, Si, Fe, Mn, Coromandel International Ltd. Mo, Co, Zn, B, Cu Developed specifically for grains and oilseed crops. Compared to Humate+7, this AFC India Limited product has a higher content of micro- and macronutrients (Zn, B, Mn, Mg, P, K). Global Agrisystem Humel Lux A humate-based product containing a set of chelated micro- and macronutrients N, P, K, S, Ca, Zestha Developers Limited (Agronomy Mg, Na, Si, Fe, Mn, Mo, Co, Zn, B, Cu Consultancy) ✔Stimulates fruit/kernel formation ✔Ensures yield growth up to 40% in areas with Contract Farming Service medium and high agricultural risks and 6-12% in fertile Agrostar soils located in advanced agricultural areas ✔Reduces maturation time by up to 9 days ✔Satisfies crop demand for micronutrients CRYSTAL CROP PROTECTION PVT LTD ✔Enhances the uptake of nutrients from the soil EXCEL CROP CARE LTD ✔Reduces plant stress after pesticide treatment ✔Accelerates root growth ✔Boosts plant immunity against fungi, bacteria and vermin insects NUZIVEEDU SEEDS LTD ✔Improves yield quality Agriculture - Association for India's ✔Enhances crop tolerance to droughts and frosts Development Product line of Rotec/UTW includes: Kisan RajaPI INDUSTRIES LTDDesirable B2B meetings 1. Steam turbines for steam power plants - NTPC Ltd - Larsen-Toubro - Cogeneration turbines with up to 300MW capacity - CII (Confederation of Indian Industries) These turbines are intended for both – producing of Energy companies of States: electricity energy and supplying heat energy (steam - MahaGenCo and hot water) for cities or processes. They are highly - ApGenCo efficient under heat-extraction conditions and, at the - Others same time, rather economically operate at purely condensing conditions. Private energy companies: - Tata Power - Condensation turbines with up to 200MW capacity - Adani Group - Others Conventional steam turbines for power plants intended for electricity generation. 2. Steam turbines for combined cycle power plants (CCPP) - For CCPP-110, CCPP-220/230, CCPP-420/450 (capacity range CCPP 95-450 MW) These types of steam turbines are intended for utilizing of waste heat of gas turbines. Classic CCPP consists of: • one or two gas turbines ROTEC is an industrial solutions developer and provider • one or two heat-recovery boiler It specializes in manufacturing, supply, • one steam turbine diagnostics and monitoring of power generation equipment, servicing of gas • corresponding numbers of generators and steam turbines, engineering, construction and general contractor 3. Bottom cycle steam turbines services. It has been developing a number of high-tech projects in various segments - Possible utilization of the idle backpressure type of industry, including power plant turbines engineering, automotive industry and aircraft engine building. 4. Ship turbines The Company was established in 2010. Using new engineering solutions and alloys, computer simulation and high-precision calculations, the Urals At present, ROTEC offers upgrading of turbine plant has created a highly efficient machine international and Russian-made that meets all the requirements of the new generation equipment now in operation thus of icebreakers - TND-17. The turbine withstands increasing the energy and environmental overloads up to 6g, operates without vibration in any efficiency and minimizing the production modes and has high maneuverability. The turbine has costs. capable to cycling up to 60 times per hours within range 0-100% of capacity. At the same time, the ROTEC employs the top-ranked overhaul period of the unit reaches 20 years, which is engineers and has all the production four times more than for analogues used in traditional facilities needed for the maintenance of energy. https://cloud.mail. the turbines. ROTEC is a stable, ru/public/E6PJ/b successful and reliable partner utilizing 5. Renovation and service http://zaorotec.c Power plant GZi8cfCB/ROTE state-of-the-art technologies and 2 ROTEC om/ industry C/ employing highly qualified personnel. The maximum duration of working life turbine -220 thousand hour, after that steam turbine needs or capital modernization with reliability and increase capacity and renewable resource, or complete replacement by a new one. Rotec provides the range of options of modernization of existing power units based on K-210-130 steam turbine (both LMZ and BHEL) with increasing capacity up to 25 % and up to 12% reducing of heat rate (comparing with actual heat arte of existing units). PRANA - Remote monitoring and prognostics system. PRANA is an industrial IoT solution for diagnosis and prognosis of the condition of industrial equipment to increase its efficiency and reduce operational costs. PRANA offers predictive analytic solutions in various sectors, such as energy, oil and gas, the mining and processing industry, predicting variations in the operation of equipment and preventing emergencies. POTEС provide Situation Center services which is responsible for online real-time monitoring. Thanks to machine learning PRANA helps to eliminate human factor errors. 3 INBODY https://inbody.pr Medicine (on- https://cloud.mail. "IT-Trader-Soft LLC was founded in 2011 "IT-Trader-Soft LLC was founded in 2011 and has "Digital Green ANATOMY o/ line training) ru/public/E6PJ/b and has already implemented more than already implemented more than 40 successful 1. Distributors of training and simulation GZi8cfCB/PIROG 40 successful projects, including projects, including integration solutions for enterprises equipment; OV/ integration solutions for enterprises with with more than 500 users. 2. Manufacturers of training and more than 500 users. The main areas of the company's activities include: simulation equipment; The main areas of the company's activities system integration, software development, 3. Companies – the end users of include: system integration, software engineering, implementation of innovative full-cycle products: development, engineering, implementation projects (from developing an idea and a prototype, - medical Universities and colleges, schools of innovative full-cycle projects (from launching a production line to implementing a with professional-oriented classes; developing an idea and a prototype, marketing strategy and outputting the final - simulation centers, centres for launching a production line to development to the sales market). Development of medical Education, implementing a marketing strategy and The main clients of the company are Russian banks, postgraduate training centres, accreditation outputting the final development to the telecom operators, state authorities, large industrial centres; sales market). companies, which require services to automate - medical clinics and hospitals. The main clients of the company are business processes. Russian banks, telecom operators, state One of the innovative
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