| Food Products Industry | Consumer Staples Sector | - CEO | MSE Exchange | INE625B01014 ISIN |
| India Country | 1,194 Employees | 31 Oct 2005 Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Rana Sugars Limited, founded in 1991 and based in Chandigarh, India, stands as a multifaceted entity in the sugar industry, extending its activities into the manufacturing of sugar, ethanol, and co-generation of power. This conglomerate has structured its operations across three significant sectors: Sugar Manufacturing, Ethanol/ENA Manufacturing, and Power Generation. Its holistic approach not only caters to the sweetening needs of the population but also addresses the growing demands for ethanol and power derived from eco-friendly sources.
Rana Sugars Limited specializes in a diverse range of sugar products including double refined white sulphurless sugar, plantation white sugar, raw sugar, and sugar derived from sugar beets. Each variety is produced to meet the varying preferences and requirements of consumers and industries, ensuring high-quality sweetness in every product.
A by-product of the sugar manufacturing process, molasses is offered for various uses, including as an ingredient in animal feed, for fermentation into ethanol, and other industrial applications.
This by-product from sugar cane processing is not wasted. Instead, it is used as a biofuel for power generation and in making eco-friendly products, thereby contributing to the company’s sustainability efforts.
The company provides ethanol, a key ingredient in making biofuels and industrial solvents, and various grades of alcohol, including rectified spirit and potable grade extra neutral alcohol. These products serve multiple sectors ranging from automotive to beverages, highlighting the company's versatility.
Leveraging the by-products of sugar, namely bagasse, Rana Sugars Limited generates power. This not only aids in meeting the company's energy requirements but also contributes to the national grid, underlining the firm's role in promoting renewable energy sources.
As an extension of its product line, the company offers sugar beet pulp, a nutrient-rich by-product of sugar beet processing, as cattle feed. This initiative supports animal husbandry by providing a high-fiber diet component.