Vikas Lifecare Limited engages in the trading of various chemicals compounds, polymers, PVC resins, plastic granules, and products related to plastic industry in India. It operates through Real Estate, Trading- Polymers, Trading-Cashew Nuts, and Manufacturing divisions. The company is also involved in the real estate business; and the manufacture of recycled material for automotive, packaging, sheathing, and textile industries. In addition, it manufactures and sells polymer compounds, which include PE, PVC, V blend SOE, and polypropylene compounds, as well as thermo plastic rubber; deals in FMCG, cashew nuts, aluminum foils, and processed food products. Vikas Lifecare Limited also exports its products. The company was formerly known as Vikas Multicorp Limited and changed its name to Vikas Lifecare Limited in April 2021. Vikas Lifecare Limited was incorporated in 1995 and is based in New Delhi, India.
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