YEAR EVENTS 1996 - The Company was incorporated on September 20, as 'Zenith Networks Limited' under the Companies Act, 1956, and renamed as 'Zenith Infotech Limited' on December, 31. The Company has been promoted by Mr. Rajkumar Saraf. - The Company entered the software business in December. It has over 100 clients availing its 'SuperNET' and 'Net.Enterprise' service. 1997 - The Company Launched Retail Banking Software. Formed SBU for targeting towards turnkey software projects. It Executed projects for Hindalco, Development Credit Bank, ACC. - The Company proposes to create an Employees Welfare Trust ('Trust') called Zenith Infotech Employees Welfare Trust to implement the Employees Stock Option Plan. 1998 - The Company launched Net.Council.Com. It Executed projects for Blue Dart, Associated Capsules, JK Corp., Monsanto. It started development ZenSync. - The Authorised share capital of Zenith Infotech is Rs.15,00,00,000 (Rupees Fifteen Crores) divided into 1,50,00,000 No. of Equity shares of Rs 10/- each. 1999 - The company has undertaken projects for corporates and various export promotion councils like Chemexcil, Synthetic and Rayon Textile Council and others, recently concluding work for Blue Dart. - The company recently merged two companies, the Mumbai-based Zenith Infotech and Singapore-based Zenith Software in order to offer comprehensive hardware and software services the world-over. - ZENITH Infotech Ltd. is set to launch an Initial Public Offer (IPO) of equity shares at a premium of Rs. 100 per share to fund its new software development centre and meet its marketing expenses. - ZENITH Infotech Ltd (ZIL), the software development arm of the Mumbai-based Rs. 200-crore Zenith Computers, on Friday said it would set up subsidiaries abroad as part of the company's Rs. 45-crore expansion plans. - The company recently acquired Zensoft Technologies in Singapore for $50,000 and converted it into a wholly-owned subsidiary, Zenith Infotech (Singapore) Ltd. - ZIL has so far launched software products for retail banking and export promotion councils. It has also introduced an Internet banking product, iBanker, for nationalised banks. - The company is also engaged in web infrastructure maintenance, client/server re-engineering, database development, web development, network integration, middleware technology such as COM and CORBA, web page design and scrip development, etc. - The company has developed software products for banking industry, mainly in the areas of internet banking and centralised MIS software, Besides, it has developed products for export promotion councils and trade organisations called net.council.com and is planning to market these products to trade associations and councils in countries like Singapore and the US. - Public Issue of 34,75,000 No. of Equity Shares of Rs 10 each, for cash at a premium of Rs 100 per share to public and Rs 115 per share to FIs, MFs, etc. (on firm allotment) aggregating Rs 39.12 Crores. - It started development of phase 2 of ZenSync. It Development Net.Bank.Com. It acquired Zensoft Technologies (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. The Company established branch offices in Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai and Pune. - The name of the Company has been changed to Zenith Infotech (S) Pte. Ltd. w.e.f. 25th October. 2000 - The company has plans to convert its overseas offices into on-site development centers to strengthen its reach in the international markets. - The issue, which opened on December 15, 1999, has been over subscribed 22 times. - Zenith Infotech currently has a development center at Mumbai with 75 employees. - The Company proposed $ 100-million ADR/GDR issue, scheduled for this November/December, has been put off to the econd quarter of next year due to poor market conditions. 2009 - Zenith Infotech Ltd has appointed Mr. Vipin Maneklal Shah as a Director of the Company with effect from March 31, 2009. |
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