Galaxy Surfactants Ltd. · NSE:GALAXYSURF
Galaxy Surfactants — Investor Presentation (August 2007)
29 slides from Galaxy Surfactants's investor presentation, Aug 14, 2007
Slide 1: Who am I?
Who am I ? 8/14/2007 1
Slide 2: cr may rent ‘ie
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Slide 3: Consumer perspective
Consumer perspective Consumer perceives “Transparent Soap” to be milder Superior to other soaps High aesthetic appeal because of transparency Novelty Attractive 8/14/2007 3
Slide 4: Manufacturers' perspective
Manufacturers’ perspective Difficult to Manufacture Positioned as a premium Commands a premium price Transparent Soaps command a price range from USD 2 to USD 19 Immense potential for creativity 8/14/2007 4
Slide 5: Galaxy Presents SN 900 - The unique melt & pour transparent bathing bar series
Galaxy Presents SN 900 - The unique melt & pour transparent bathing bar series 8/14/2007 5
Slide 6: SN 900 series – the uniqueness
SN 900 series – the uniqueness Transparent soap has a long history dating back to 1789 when the first ever transparent soap was introduced From then till date conventional methods produce transparent soap from opaque soap which is dissolved in hot ethanol (grain alcohol), glycerin and a sugar soluti
Slide 7: SN 900 series - the product
SN 900 series - the product … Surfactant based transparent flakes Mild formulation with the option of two variants – SN937, SN930 Unmatched cost efficiency No animal source ingredient Superior fragrance retention at low perfume levels Lasting Transparency Fully Biodegradable 8/14/2007 7
Slide 8: The Process of soap making
The Process of soap making ….. THE SOAP Cut , stamp & shrink III Wrap Or paper wrap Add color & perfume at II 70°C , Then pour in mold to set for 4 hrs Stir using a hydrophil type SS stirrer to avoid foam generation & do add 1 to 1.5% water during melting I Charge the SN flakes in the vessel with st
Slide 9: The pot with heating jacket
The pot with heating jacket 8/14/2007 9
Slide 10: Take clean pot
Take clean pot…. 8/14/2007 10
Slide 11: Start heating, take material in a pot, mix gently & continue
Start heating, take material in a pot, mix gently & continue… 8/14/2007 11
Slide 12: Add more flakes, while mixing
Add more flakes, while mixing. 8/14/2007 12
Slide 13: Add more flakes, complete the melting with stirring to avoid lumps
Add more flakes, complete the melting with stirring to avoid lumps. 8/14/2007 13
Slide 14: Add perfume & color & additives if any
Add perfume & color & additives if any. Mix well & allow to stand to de- aerate 8/14/2007 14
Slide 15: Pour the melt in to moulds
Pour the melt in to moulds. 8/14/2007 15
Slide 16: Allow to cool & solidify - the transparent soap block is ready
Allow to cool & solidify - the transparent soap block is ready 8/14/2007 16
Slide 17: Cut the block to required size
Cut the block to required size 8/14/2007 17
Slide 18: Put the block on the stamping machine
Put the block on the stamping machine 8/14/2007 18
Slide 19: Stamp the block
Stamp the block Stamped cake ' \ Block to be stamped 8/14/2007
Slide 20: Shrink wrap the transparent soap
Shrink wrap the transparent soap 8/14/2007 20
Slide 21: Isn't it simple?
Transparent soaps, ready for you… Isn’t it simple? 8/14/2007 21
Slide 22: Your queries our answers
Your queries our answers ….. Is there anything like minimum batch size for the process? You could start off with a lab batch of 1 kg or a commercial batch of up to tons based on your vessel size , our standard minimum order pack is 30kg What type of reactor vessel & stirrer do I need to use for maki
Slide 23: Your queries our answers
Your queries our answers ….. Can I directly heat the vessel or do I need to have a steam jacket system of melting flakes? You need to use steam jacket system for melting ,oil in jacket can also be used but temperature should be around 100°C What is the temperature to be maintained for melting SN fla
Slide 24: Your queries our answers
Your queries our answers ….. At what temperature do I need to add color & perfume? You may add color & perfume at around 70°C -75°C Are the flakes compatible with both oil soluble & water soluble color & perfume? Yes , but do conduct sufficient stability studies at your end with respect to the parti
Slide 25: Your queries our answers
Your queries our answers ….. How do I avoid air bubble formation during melting of flakes? Keep the molten mass without stirring to allow the air bubbles to rise to the top, then pour the molten mass in the mould , air bubbles will rise to the top. What is the final moisture content in the soap so g
Slide 26: Your queries our answers
Your queries our answers ….. Will the soap become mushy after few rinse cycles; do I need to take any precaution to avoid mushiness? Please keep the soap in a dry soap dish , else it would absorb moisture & thus become mushy. Can the soap made from SN flakes be marketed for both body wash & hair was
Slide 27: Your queries our answers
Your queries our answers ….. What is the shelf life of the soap made from your flakes? One year under proper storage conditions with respect to temperature & humidity. What is the ideal packing & is there any specific method to be followed for packing? You may either “shrink wrap” or use the “Butter
Slide 28: Unleash your creativity with designs & shapes
Unleash your creativity with designs & shapes………. 8/14/2007 28
Slide 29: Creativity is more than just being different
Creativity is more than just being different. Making the simple complicated is commonplace-- making the complicated simple, awesomely simple--that's creativity. -- Charles Mingus 8/14/2007 29
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