FDCM sector down but revenue rises to Rs 300 cr in first run
They have now earned revenue of around Rs 300 crore and a profit of around Rs 160 crore for the first time, which is considered to be the highest in the decade.
Nagpur: FDCM, a wholly-owned state government company, which is also involved in the commercial extraction of wood, They have now earned revenue of around Rs 300 crore and a profit of around Rs 160 crore for the first time, which is considered to be the highest in the decade.
Responding to a felicitation organized by the Officers and Employees Union of Maharashtra State Forest Development Corporation of Maharashtra also under the chairmanship of Ajay Patil at the 3rd State Level Conference in the city, Forest Development Corporation of Maharashtra Managing Director N Vasudevan attributes this success to the very hard work of the employees. CGM Sanjeev Gaur and Vanrai chief Girish Gandhi and others were prominently present here.
Vasudevan has said that despite the reduction of the Forest Development Corporation of Maharashtra as well as forest cover, he has completely changed the strategies. And has significantly increased its revenue by improving various processes in felling, harvesting, and transportation of trees. Their production was never more than about 42,000 cubic meters at all, but in the year 2021-22, it was about 63,000 cubic meters.
Regular health check-up camps
Vasudevan said that all the employees will get the maximum benefit of medical reimbursement and in the coming years also this process will be greatly simplified. Along with this, most of the demands of the union will also be fulfilled. Along with this, he appreciated the role of the employees union very much and said that, He could have done much better by forging a cordial relationship with the Sangh.
Patil has also said that the Forest Development Corporation of Maharashtra should also start the facility of mediclaim for all employees on the lines of the Police Department and also organize regular health check-up camps. And it should also significantly increase the strength of forest chiefs and forest guards, and implement time-bound promotions.
BB Patil, RS Rote, Rahul Wagh, Shewtali Thakre, Pragati Patil, Sunil Pohankar, AV More, Forest Development Corporation of Maharashtra’s Kaustabh Bhamburkar, Ramesh Borkute, TS Chandekar, Atul Durugkar and other office bearers were also present.
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