S. V. J. Enterprises Ltd

S. V. J. Enterprises Limited was originally incorporated on October 16, 2009 as a Private Company as 'S. V. J. Enterprises Private Limited' with the Registrar of Companies, Mumbai. Subsequently, pursuant to a Special Resolution on June 01, 2022 Company converted to Public Company and the name was changed to S. V. J. Enterprises Limited' consequent to conversion on July 01, 2022 by the Registrar of Companies, Mumbai. Initially, the Company engaged in the production and trading of honey. Further, it switched in the manufacturing of Disposable paper plates. Presently, it is engaged in the manufacturing of Disposable Silver Laminated Plates, Aluminium Foil Food Container, Aluminium Laminated Bag & Pouches, Packaging Pouches etc. Its products are recyclable, eco-friendly, aesthetically appealing, safe, convenient and comparatively cheaper. Since aluminium is 100% recyclable, the recycling of aluminium products saves energy because the products being recycled usually require much less processing to turn them into usable materials than raw resources, which results in reduction in emission of greenhouse gases. The Company's products are recyclable, eco-friendly, aesthetically appealing, safe, convenient and comparatively cheaper. A further boost to the product demand comes from changing lifestyle from 2 and 3 tier cities. The success of the system has also resulted in improvements in workplace health and safety at all levels of the company. In 2009, the Company had acquired land for setting up the factory at Darbhanga, in Bihar. For this, it developed advanced technology for design, manufacturing; etc. In February 2023, Company made an Initial Public Issue of 17,01,000 Equity Shares of face value of Rs 10 each by raising funds to Rs 6.12 Cr. With India's workforce transitioning back to in-office or hybrid work models postpandemic, demand for copier paper, printing sheets, files, notebooks, and office stationery has rebounded in FY 2024-25. Expansion of IT and services sector firms into Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities has led to renewed corporate paper consumption during the year.