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Franklin Industries Limited, formerly known as Murad Properties & Projects Limited was incorporated on February 08, 1983. The Company changed the name from Murad Properties & Projects Limited to Franklin Industries Limited on April 03, 2017. Initially, the Company worked into two segments, Wholesale trading of Agriculture Commodities and other in wholesale trading of Jewellery. However, the Company closed its Jewellery Business from the 17th February, 2023 and is presently engaged only in Wholesale trading of Agriculture Commodities. In contract manufacturing, Company leases an agricultural land and cultivates Cucumber, Onion and Castor for meeting the demand in the market. This gives the Company control over the entire process and getting agricultural produces at better rates as compared to the market. A part of the yield is shared with the farmers working on contractual basis on leased land, which further helps the local farmers' community. The team of agricultural experts provides comprehensive technical support to farmers throughout the farming process, including crop selection, land preparation, cultivation techniques, and pest management. The Company ensure timely and quality supply of agricultural inputs such as seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, and equipment to farmers as per requirements of the contract. It access markets by establishing partnerships with agribusinesses, food processors, exporters, and retailers to create a seamless supply chain from farm to market. Clients benefit from consistent quality and quantity of produce through contract farming, as farmers adhere to specified standards and protocols outlined in the agreement. The Company promote sustainable agricultural practices by integrating environmental and social considerations into farming operations, including the use of organic farming methods, water conservation, and community development initiatives. Contract farming mitigates the risks associated with farming by providing farmers with guaranteed markets, prices, and technical support, reducing the impact of price fluctuations and production uncertainties.