HIL, a Government of India Enterprise under the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Deptt. Of Chemicals & Petrochemicals, Government of India, was incorporated in March 1954, Programme launched by the Government of India. Subsequently the Company diversified into agro pesticides to meet the requirements of agriculture sector, and has grown manifold, with a turnover of 1148 million rupees in 2001-02. Company has also entered into the field of safe and eco-friendly botanical and bio-pesticides for public health and plant protection.
Company has been exporting its products to a number of countries such as Netherland, UK, Jamaica, UAE, Manila, S.Korea, Belgium, Guatemala, France, Germany, Argentina, Ethiopia, Egypt, Spain etc. for the last more than a decade and its products are well accepted in the world market. Company has a wide network of marketing throughout the country though its six Regional Sales Office and about 600 dealers.
Company has three factory complexes located at Udyogamandal near Cochin (southern Region) and Rasayani near Bombay (Western Region) and Bathinda in Punjab (Northern Region). The Company also has a Research & Development Complex including an experimental from at Gurgaon in Haryana.
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