Sai Hanumant Industries

Company

Company overview

Legal name: Sai Hanumant Industries Private Limited (SHIPL). Rice milling and agri-food manufacturing from Raipur, Chhattisgarh.

Institutional identity

CIN
U01100CT2021PTC011379
Registered office
Sai Hanumant Industries Private LimitedGhont Road, Near Hanuman AgroVillage Paragaon, AbhanpurRaipur, ChhattisgarhIndia
Focus
Rice milling and processing; institutional and export-linked supply programmes.

Strategic hub

Raipur, Chhattisgarh

Scale & operations

Industrial footprint across the global agricultural corridor.

~159MTPH

Installed capacity; plan toward ~200 MTPH

18 Units

Distributed across eight premises in Chhattisgarh for localized supply chain resilience.

90 Lorries

In-house fleet and third-party transport for dispatch coverage and institutional programmes.

Operations rhythm

Typically two shifts; seasonality applies across procurement and milling cycles.

Bühler Sortex

Optical sorting and quality control aligned to institutional specifications.

Growth snapshot

Sai Hanumant Industries continues to demonstrate exponential fiscal velocity through aggressive capacity expansion and market depth.

Indicative only. Not a substitute for statutory filings.

Est. CAGR41.2%
FY 2023-24
₹919 Cr
FY 2024-25
₹1,376 Cr
FY 2025-26 (E)
₹1,833 Cr

*All figures are indicative of processing revenue and estimated forecasts.

Strategic
Priorities

Our roadmap is anchored in capacity growth, working capital depth, and diversification into solvent and ethanol value chains.

  • 01

    Increase production capacity by 50%

    Scaling throughput across owned and leased premises while maintaining optical sorting and milling discipline.

  • 02

    Strengthen working capital and supply chain management

    Deepening liquidity for procurement cycles, raw material buffers, and seasonal intake across key paddy states.

  • 03

    Set up a Rice Bran Solvent Plant by Diwali 2027

    Around 50% of raw material from the company's own rice mills, expected to improve EBITDA and overall profitability.

  • 04

    10% strategic stake in an Ethanol Plant

    Broken rice, rice rejections, and maize as feedstock. Rice mill by-products creating additional value and EBITDA uplift.

Value-chain diversification

Rice bran solvent extraction and ethanol feedstock integration, turning mill by-products into EBITDA-positive streams while scaling institutional dispatch capacity.

Key buyers cited in company materials include Olam, ITC, Aditya Birla Group, Reliance, Adani Wilmar, and Louis Dreyfus. Confirm before logo use.