National Collateral Management Services Limited

CII Presentation
Shyamal Gupta

Mumbai

2-Sep-10
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 NCMSL - Background
NCMSL Promoters

ƒ Incorporated in September 2004 under company’s act and

managed by independent and professional board
ƒ Country's leading organization providing a bouquet services
along the entire supply chain in the commodity space
ƒ Pan India presence across 14 states and 80 locations
ƒ Manage around 1 million MT across 400+ warehouses
ƒ Deal in 42 agricultural commodities
ƒ Currently 70% of the warehouses are leased and the
remaining are franchised
ƒ AUM in excess of INR 12.5 Bn under Collateral Management
ƒ AUM in excess of INR 8 Bn under Storage and Preservation

Service Portfolio Shareholding as on 31st March, 2009

ACE Audit Control Y es Bank

I ndian Bank
& E xpertise 2%
2% I ndividuals
2% I FFCO
HAFE D 0%
14%
HDFC Bank 5%
NCDE X
5%
14%
The Karur
V ysya
Bank
10%

P unjab National
Canara Bank
Bank
10% Corporation Bank
Bank of I ndia
14%
10% 12%
Composite Solution Provider

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Clients Profile
Clients List – sample for illustration

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Warehousing Capacity in India

Sl.No. Company Capacity

1. CWC 10.27 MMT

2. SWCs 19.03 MMT

3. FCI 25.20 MMT

Facts

2007‐2008 2008‐2009 2009‐10

157,17
No of Raids Conducted 188,750 268,775 9

No of Persons Arrested 5,531 8,001 7,725

No of Persons Procecuted 3,871 6,425 4,073

No of Persons Convicted 347 790 52

Value of Goods Confiscated (Rs Cr) 35.59 60.95 169.23

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Open Grain Storage

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Snap Shots

Grain Storage ? Grain Drain

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Warehousing Development & Regulation Act 2008

ƒ Setting up a Warehousing Development and

Regulatory Authority for implementing the
provisions of the Act to deal with all matters
pertaining to accreditation agency for certifying
the warehouses, registration of warehouses and
warehousemen. The duties, powers and functions
of the Authority have also been spelt out in the
draft bill.
Advantages of the Bill.
It is expected that the system of Negotiable Warehouse
Receipt would result in large benefits both at macro as well
as micro level viz:
ƒ increase liquidity in rural areas

ƒ encourage scientific warehousing of goods

ƒ lower cost of financing

ƒ shorter and more efficient supply chains

ƒ enhanced rewards for grading and quality

ƒ better price risk management

ƒ this would in turn result in higher returns to farmers and

better services to consumers.

SPACES we are addressing in future

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NCMSL VEHICLE YARD
Thank you

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