Jammu & Kashmir Relief FundFrost International Limited in partnership with Uday Foundation, one of India's largest volunteers based non-governmental organization volunteered in the J & K flood relief efforts. Today Uday Foundation is among few trusted grass root NGOs of India, with hundreds of national and international media reports, working to improve the lives of children and mission to ensure health with dignity to every underprivileged children and adult. Torrential rains caused massive destruction and severe distress in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Several houses, especially in low lying areas, were washed away or entirely damaged. More than 2500 major and minor roads were damaged, numerous footbridges washed away and more than 100 motorable bridges damaged. An estimated 19,00,000 people in 2600 villages and towns, were affected in the floods, and an estimated 543,000 people were displaced, many of whom have returned to their homes, are still in extreme distress, particularly the children, women and aged. During this time there was massive need for immediate medication as number of people were suffering from various water borne diseases. To aid support ,Frost International Limited provided Medications to serve more than 500 people. This was spearheaded by Mr.Rahul Verma, Founder of Uday Foundation who made sure that the required medicines reach the most critical patients in no time. 
Bhavnagar PortFrost International forayed into stevedoring operations at the Bhavnagar Port in Gujarat in the year 2013. As an underdeveloped port, Bhavnagar offers significant opportunities for growth in both stevedoring and other areas of port operations.
Renewable Wind EnergyConscious about reducing its carbon footprint and environmental commitments, Frost International has set up a green energy project in the form of a 4.25 MW wind farm at Tuticorin and Tirunelveli in September 2011.The Wind Farm is supported by a power purchase agreement signed with the Tamil Nadu Government, and supplies green power to the state electricity grid. Additionally, Frost International is accredited with the UNFCC and is earning carbon credits for this endeavour.
Zaz TanneryZaz Tannery became part of the Frost International family with its acquisition in 2011. A sick unit at the time, Zaz Tannery received significant funding and management support in order to accomplish its purpose. Today, as a subsidiary of Frost International, Zaz Tannery produces leather based safety shoes that are used by people across the country in industrial areas. Additionally, the tannery supplies its products to third party vendors, who in turn supply these steel-toe shoes to the Indian Army, among other customers. Future plans for the tannery include evaluation and foray into international markets where construction laws and regulations mandate the use of products that are the forte of Zaz Tannery.
Mohan SteelComming soon...
Coal Mining (Meghalaya)Frost International has leased a one km stretch of land for a period of 30 years at Khasi Hills in the Eastern Indian state of Meghalaya, and has also constructed road connectivity to facilitate the mining and transportation of coal. Owing to the location and distance of the mines, it is not economically viable to transport and consume the high quality coal within the country.Coal mined from the open pit mines is transported via Frost International's own trucks, for export and onward delivery and consumption by power plants and other users in Bangladesh.
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