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3.2 per cent in 2017, supported by generally less   in turnover  mainly on account of higher sales
            restrictive fiscal and still accommodative monetary   of products like imported fertilisers, and own-
            stances worldwide.                                manufactured single super phosphate. The traded
                                                              products continued to make significant contribution
            The Indian economy, on the other hand, has        to  our  bottom-line.  These  products  contribute
            bucked the global trend. India has proved to be   heavily to our revenue and profitability, mitigating
            the proverbial silver lining in an otherwise gloomy   the  challenges  faced by  own-manufactured
            scenario; becoming one of the fastest growing     fertilisers on account of delay in subsidy payments
            large economies in the world. The 7.6 per cent    and lack of decisive government policies.
            growth in the GDP at constant market prices in
            2015-16, according to the advanced estimates of   The shipping division has also registered a higher
            the Central Statistics Office, compare favourably   turnover mainly on account of better realisations
            with growth in the previous three years - 7.2 per   from  our  vessels,  and  achieved  an improved
            cent in 2014-15, 6.6 per cent in 2013-14 and      performance in comparison to the previous year.
            5.6 per cent in 2012-13. It is noteworthy that this   During FY 2015-16, we completed the sale of our
            growth is estimated to have been achieved despite   textile business i.e. Birla Textile Mills to Sutlej Textiles
            subdued global demand that dampened India’s       and Industries Limited as an ongoing concern on
            exports  significantly,  and  two  consecutive  below-  slump-sale basis with effect from April 1, 2015.
            normal monsoons that impacted farm output and
            productivity.                                     During FY 2015-16, we produced and sold 2.13
                                                              million MT and 2.07 million MT of urea respectively.
            OuR APPROACh                                      We have registered encouraging growth in sales
            economic Stability to Attain Sustainability       volumes of traded fertilisers. The revenue from
            Our business bandwidth comprise two segments:     traded products was ` 4394.03 crore during the
            1. Fertilisers and other agri-products. 2. Shipping.  financial year 2015-16 in comparison to ` 3209.71
                                                              crore in the previous year.
            The previous financial year was relatively better
            for the Indian fertiliser industry, with most     Economic value generated (EVG) by us in 2015-
            of the companies including Chambal achieving      16 was ` 96816 million as compared to ` 90172
            production   in  excess   of  100%     capacity.   million in the previous year, an increase of around
            Our fertiliser division registered an increase    seven percent. The Board recommended a dividend



                                                        2013-2014          2014-2015          2015-2016
                                                        million InR        million InR        million InR

             economic value generated (evg)               81434              90172              96816

             economic value Distributed (evD)
             Operating costs                              74470              82915              91389

             Employee benefits and wages                   1487               1598               1474
             Payment to providers of capital               2767               2361               2198

             Payment to government (Indian)                563                1794               1760

             Community investments                          27                 84               90.59
             economic value Retained (evR)                 2118               1420               (97)

             Table 2: Economic contribution at a glance.



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