Shravan Goyal

- Working to expand the production capacity to 1000 MT/Month of Reactive Cotton based Dyestuff. - Overseeing the marketing activities in export markets such as Turkey, Bangladesh, Thailand and Indonesia.

On the mission to achieve sales turnover of more than $30 Million by the end of 2017-18

Development of Excel based financial model for Cogeneration Unit.

• Provided mentorship to technicians, marketing and accounts departments and unskilled labor by facilitating weekly meetings to understand grievances and individual career growth which resulted in increased employee accountability by aligning their interests with the long term vision of the company. • Surveyed 2 potential manufacturing sites for expanding production capacity to meet surging demand in the international dye industry, especially in Southeast Asia and in Bangladesh. • Participated in 6 high-level negotiations with prospective buyers in Bangkok, Thailand for three consecutive days in tandem with four team members • Liaised with the parent group of Nuchem, Klall Group, to establish and sustain relationships with technicians in the field of environment & waste management and renewable energy (solar) as per the anticipated diversification into that industry. Presented findings to chairman of Klall Group.

• Identified key growth opportunities in the Bangladesh market for the demand of reactive dyes and established a network of potential buyers, ultimately procuring an order of 80 tons of specific reactive dyes from Bangladesh. • Consolidated the trading business of the company by building mutually lucrative relationships between Chinese suppliers and buyers from textile industries in Northern India.

• Conducted HAZOP analysis of a new refinery at Bathinda, Punjab, India. • Utilized the in-house software PRODES to measure the optimal size of pipeline for use in transferring equipment used in Liquid Natural Gas Transfer and Refinery.

• Directed the production of main product Caustic Soda using membrane process, and by-products such as Chlorine, Hydrogen, and Hydrochloric Acid. • Monitored the leakages in the overall process equipment with the automated control system called Distributed Control System.