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The Rajan Raheja Group is a diversified conglomerate which has interests in sectors such as Building materials (H&R Johnson (India), RMC RAJ AJAN AN R RAH AHEJA Readymix (India) and Prism Cement), Automotive and industrial batteries

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The Rajan Raheja Group is a diversified conglomerate which has interests in sectors such as Building materials (H&R Johnson (India), RMC Readymix (India) and Prism Cement), Automotive and industrial batteries (Exide Industries), Cable TV (Hathway Cable & Datacom and Asianet Satellite Communications), Financial services (life Insurance), Publishing (Outlook Group), Retail (Globus, H&R Johnson (India) TBK, Foodworld and Health & Glow), Real estate development (Raheja Developers), Software (Sonata Software), Petrochemicals and Hotels.

RAJ AJAN AN R RAH AHEJA GROUP GROUP

Our Websites:

www.prismcement.com, www.hrjohnsonindia.com, www.rmcindia.com, www.ipnr-endura.com, www.exideindistries.com, www.hathway.com, www.asianetindia.com,, www.ingim.co.in, www.outlookindia.com, www.globus.in, www.foodworld.in, www.healthandglow.in, www.sonata- software.com, www.supremepetrochem.com, www.tridenthotels.com, www.oberoirajvilas.com

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DIVISIONS OF PRISM CEMENT

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  • Prism currently sells over 5.6 MTPA of cement and clinker
  • Current saleable capacity at Satna Plant is 7 MTPA
  • Greenfield plant to come up in Kurnool District, Telangana with initial capacity at 4.8

MTPA.

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  • 2nd largest ready-mixed concrete manufacturer in India
  • Currently operates 77 plants in 36 cities/towns
  • Capacity of 8.57 million m3 at present to 11 million m3 by 2018
  • Received NSCI Safety Award 2014
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  • Largest Tiles, Ceramics & Sanitaryware Company in India (By Construction World magazine
  • End-to-end solutions of Tiles, Bath and Kitchens
  • Capacity is over 58 million m2 per annum with 10 manufacturing Plants
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INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS & NATURAL RESOURCES

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INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS & NATURAL RESOURCES & R& D CENTRE

  • an Idea Born Out of Innovation
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KNOWLEDGE – THE KEY DRIVER As IPNR is based on innovative quality products, knowledge is the key driver in this initiative A number of young scientists / researchers are working under guidance

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senior reputed scientists to maintain

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IPNR

Ceramic colours Functional additives for tile and allied industry Customized Products Industrial Partners to Government Organizations Refractory Monolithics Construction Chemicals Natural resources Tools & Dies

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THE STEPPING STONE TO YOUR SUCCESS

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Customized raw materials Organized mining On-site laboratory testing facilities Strict supervision by trained mining engineers Characterization by geologists Quality certificate for every batch

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Natural resources

Soda feldspar Potash feldspar Talc Sandy Clay, ball clay, china clay Quartz/Silica

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Existing Plants Existing ML Proposed ML Existing Processing Units Proposed Processing Units

Location of Our Mines

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CLAY MINERALS OCCURRENCE IN INDIA

 India has estimated clay resources of about 2804 Million tons as per Indian

Bureau of Mines report (2014-2015 Mineral Year Book)

 The reserve constitute only about 7% of resources at 208.5 Million tons in terms

  • f proved & possible reserve estimation system as per UNFC classification .

 In case of China clay availability Kerala state holds 25% of total reserve followed

by W.B & Rajasthan States (16% each) and Orissa & Karnataka (10%)

 In case of Ball clay resource A.P Contributes 60% & 38% from Rajasthan state .

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Type Proved Reserve in Million Tons Probable Reserve in Million Tons Possible Reserves in Million Tons Total Reserve in Million Tons China Clay 124 53 2527 2704 Ball clay 12 4 67 83 Shale 15 0.5 0.5 16 Total 151 57.5 2594.5 2803 Industrial Products & Natural Resources H & R JOHNSON (INDIA)

CLAY RESERVES OF INDIA –CATEGORY WISE

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Grade Proved Reserve in Million Tons Probable Reserve in Million Tons Possible Reserves in Million Tons Total Reserve in Million Tons Cement 14 7 11 32 Chemical 34 34 Ceramic/Pottery 48 23 537 608 Filler 6 3 41 50 Other /Mixed 56 20 1904 1980 Total 124 53 2527 2704 Industrial Products & Natural Resources H & R JOHNSON (INDIA)

CHINA CLAY RESERVES OF INDIA –INDUSTRYWISE

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Grade Proved Reserve in Million Tons Probable Reserve in Million Tons Possible Reserves in Million Tons Total Reserve in Million Tons Ceramic/Pottery 12 4 58 74 Other /Unclassified 0.05 0.07 8.8 9.0 Total 12.05 4.07 67 83 Industrial Products & Natural Resources H & R JOHNSON (INDIA)

BALL CLAY RESERVES OF INDIA –INDUSTRYWISE

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Bhilwara Chittorgarh Jaisalmer Bharatpur Nagaur Udaipur Kasaragod Kannur Trivendrum Kollam Purulia Bankura Birbhum Mayurbhanj Bhubaneswar Keonjhar Sahibganj Munger Bhagalpur Purnia Belgaum Dharwar Tumkur Kolar Gulbarga Betul Jabalpur Shadol Durg Bastar Kabri Anglong South Arcot Trichy Chennai Panruti Nellore Kurnool Chittor Adilabad Amaravati Nagpur Ellur Uddampur Bhavnagar Rajkot Jamnagar Surendranagar Sabarkanth Daman

INDEX

China Clay Fire Clay Sandy Clay Ball Clay Bentonite Fuller Earth Diatomaceo us Earth Ochre Shale

Kutch

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Characteristic report of different Sources of Indian clay minerals-Beneficiated

Source Category Retentio n 63 Micron Mesh (%) Physical Colour Plasticity Particle Size > 2 Micron 9%) Linear Shrinkag e At 1200OC Colour At 1200OC Reflec tance Value L* SiO2 Al203 Fe203 Cao LOI GUJ- Bhuj clay China clay 0.2 White Fair 68 5.37 White 93 46-48 36-38 0.4-0.5 0.3-0.5 12-14 Gujarat Than Garh Fire clay 0.4 black good 74 5.87 White 89 54-56 28-30 0.7-0.9 0.38 12-14 RAJ-Bikaner Ball Clay 0.1 cream Excellent 88 8.97 Off white 73 55-57 28-30 1.5-1.7 0.4-0.6 8-10 JHKD- Rajmahal China clay 0.12 White Moderate 74 4.67 white 91 45-47 35-37 0.5-0.7 0.3-0.4 12-14 Bihar - Bhagal Pur- China clay 0.08 white Fair 73 5.68 white 88 49-51 33-35 0.6-0.8 0.2-0.4 12.-14 T.N-Neyveli Fire clay 0.22 Grey white poor 72 5.21 Grey White 84 48-51 28-30 0.8-1.2 1..2-1.4 12-14 Dumuria- Orissa China clay 0.16 Pale white Moderate 59 4.87 Pale Cream 78 43-45 35-38 1.6-1.8 0.2-0.5 12-14 Meghalay Darugiri- China clay 0.32 white Moderate 68 4.82 white 93 49-51 33-35 0.4-.58 0..9-1.2 12-13 Karnataka – Bagesh pur China clay 0.34 Off . White Excellent 67 6.82 Cream .White 78 45-47 30-32 1.0-1.2 0.3-0.5 12-14 Kerala - Pappineseri China clay 0.48 Blackish white Good 62 5.21 white 91 43-45 36-38 0.6-0.7 0.42 13-15

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Characteristic report of different Sources of Indian clay minerals- Crude

Source Catego ry Retention

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Micron Mesh (%) Physica l Colour Plasticity Particle Size > 2 Micron 9%) Linear Shrinka ge At 1200OC Colour At 1200

OC

Reflecta nce Value L* SiO2 Al203 Fe203 Cao LOI Karnataka Gulbarga Clay 1.2 White poor 75 0.9 white 89 65-67 20-22 1.4-1.6 1.6-2.0 10-12 Rajasthan- Jaisalmer Diatam .Earth 0.02 White poor 62 0.3 white 94 84-88 4-6 0.5-1.5 2.0-4.0 0.5-1 A.P- Dwaraka Tirumala Ball Clay 2.7 Off white Excellent 68 6.87 Cream 78 48-52 25-28 1.5-1.7 2.7-3.0 8-10 Rajasthan - Udaipur Iilitic/

chloritic

2.5 Green Fair 87 0.8 Dark brown 51 45-47 22-24 6-8 1-3 6-9 West Bengal- Bankura (Barjora) Fire clay 0.1 Pink Excellent 68 5.37 White 85 52-54 30-32 1.0-1.4 0.4-0.7 10-12 Maharashtra Kolhapur Plastic clay 0.22 yellow Good 67 5.89 Yellow red 48 48-51 20-22 8-10 0.3-0.5 12-14 West Bengal- Bhirbum Fire clay 0.45 Off white Moderate 76 9.1 Yellow white 78 53-55 28-30 1.5-2.2 0.1-0.3 10-12 Tamil Nadu - Panrutti Fire clay 2.93 yellow Good 78 6.3 Brown 43 58-61 26-28 0.8-1.3 0.8-1.3 5-7

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Classifications Indian Clay Minerals by structure.

 CRYSTALLINE  layer type/ Equidimensional – Kaolinite Group (Kaolinite,

Dickite,Nacrite)

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Classifications Indian Clay Minerals by structure

Layer type/Expanding Lattice / Equidimensional Smectite Group

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Classifications Indian Clay Minerals by structure

 Non Expanding – illite /Phyrophyllite/Chlorite Group.

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Classifications Indian Clay Minerals by structure

Chain Structure Type/ Palygorskite group (Palygorskite / Sepiolite)

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THE STEPPING

STONE TO

YOUR SUCCESS