Yasho Industries Ltd, a leading Indian global manufacturer & supplier of specialty and fine chemicals has announced the migration of its equity shares from the BSE SME platform to the BSE Mainboard. The company listed on the BSE SME platform over two years back and has met all the criteria needed for the shift. The stocks will be admitted to dealings in the category 'B Group' on the BSE Mainboard platform from Thursday 29th October 2020.

 

Founded in 1985, Yasho Industries Limited is one of the leading manufacturers of fine and specialty chemicals. The company manufactures a varied range of chemicals. The company supplies high quality, globally benchmarked and accepted chemical products primarily for five key business verticals- Specialty Chemicals, Aroma Chemicals, Food Antioxidants, Rubber Accelerators and Lubricant Additives. The company addresses varying customer needs through a diversified product portfolio in the domestic as well as the global markets in 42 different countries across Europe, America, Middle East and Asia.

 

Parag Jhaveri, Chairman and Managing Director, Yasho Industries Limited said, "We are extremely delighted to inform about the company's milestone of migrating from the BSE SME platform to the BSE Mainboard. We received the in-principle approval from BSE and listed on the Mainboard by completing all the necessary listing formalities. I would like to thank our customers, shareholders, and other stakeholders for the confidence they have shown in Yasho over the years. I would also like to thank our employees for their hard work and dedication. As we move ahead, we hope to deliver more value for all our stakeholders by developing more compelling solutions, and acting with increased agility, speed and efficiency in par with the changing dynamics of the ever-evolving industry.

 

We have an experienced and empowered R&D team, diversified product portfolio, state of the art infrastructure and several success stories which makes Yasho Industries Limited poised to leverage the growing market opportunities to the fullest." said Jhaveri.