More Cane, More Gain: M V Kagro Pushes for Bigger Crushing Capacity

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M V Kagro Food Product Ltd., a sugar manufacturer based in Nanded, Maharashtra, is planning a big step forward. The company has applied for approval to boost its sugarcane crushing capacity from 2,500 tonnes per day to 4,000 tonnes per day.

Key Highlights:

Right now, M V Kagro runs a single sugar plant that handles 2,500 tonnes of cane daily. Along with sugar, they also produce molasses, bagasse, and pressmud as by-products.
If the expansion gets the green light, the increased capacity will help the company meet rising demand and supply more sugar to both Indian and international markets.
The factory already uses by-products for things like captive power generation, making it a zero-waste operation. This focus on using every part of the cane is a big part of their business model.
The company works with sugarcane farmers from 177 villages, so they have a strong network for sourcing raw material.

There are plans in the works to diversify even further, including new projects for ethanol, bio-CNG, and fertilizer production—all of which use leftovers from sugar processing.

This expansion could mean more jobs locally and new revenue streams for the company, while also supporting its long-term growth.

Before any construction starts, M V Kagro will need to clear regulatory and environmental hurdles, but the application is a clear sign of their growth ambitions.

Source: MV Kagro Food Product corporate profile, Finowings, Groww, Angel One, InvestorZone