| Maize-based Specialty Products Manufacturing | Native and modified starches, maize flour, custard powder, baking powders, and maize co-products like gluten, germ, and fiber. | Strategic location near maize hubs, large storage facility, captive power plant, ZLD system, export house status, and strong supply chain linkage with farmers. | B2B clients in food, pharma, paper, textile industries, animal feed manufacturers, and allied sectors. | Value-added starch derivatives and specialty modified starches with industrial and food-grade applications. | 885 | 97 | Revenue from direct sales and supply contracts to B2B food processing, pharma, paper, textiles, and animal nutrition customers. | Sales primarily via direct contracts; some trading products contribute lower margin revenues. | Rapid capacity expansion, product diversification, growing processed food demand, export penetration, and government support under industrial policies. | |
| Maize Trading and Export | Trading surplus maize, primarily feed-grade, to domestic and neighboring country markets. | Proximity to major maize mandis and border export corridors enabling low logistics cost and quick market access. | Domestic traders and neighboring countries like Nepal and Bangladesh (B2B). | Limited, lower margin compared to manufacturing. | 30 | 3 | Revenue from commodity trading of maize beyond manufacturing needs. | Transactional sales with commodity price-driven margins. | Surplus maize procurement from farmers and export demand in regional markets. | |
