Shree Hanuman Sugar & Industries Ltd

Shree Hanuman Sugar Industries Limited was incorporated in 1932 with the main object of manufacturing sugar. The first unit was set up in year 1936 at Motihari, Bihar, with an initial capacity of 250 TCD. The sugar plant is located in agro rich Indo gangetic plains of North Bihar. Subsequently, the capacity was increased to 1500 TCD in 196768 along with development of cane in the area. The factory was leased to Gobind Sugar Mills Ltd., in 1969. Thereafter, the factory was leased to Eastern Sugar Industries Ltd. in 1995. The Company was set up by the Late Rawatmullji Nopany/Late Rameshwarlallji Nopany. Presently, the Company is engaged mainly in Sugar Business. The sugar factory is located at Motihari, one of the sugar cane rich areas of Bihar. The factory is a seasonal one and is operational from November to March. The current capacity of the factory is 2500 TCD. In 2010, the Company resumed production activities at its Sugar Mill at Motihari, Bihar. During the year 202122, Companys Sugar Mill at Motihari, Bihar, remained nonoperational, and closed due to various factors, which mainly included cost ineffectiveness due to old plant and machinery, financial crunch and labour unrest at the Mill. The Company has plans to expand its construction activities by undertaking housing as well as commercial projects.The sugar is graded mainly into 2 types: S30 and M30. S30 is a fine quality of sugar and is used basically in beverages, domestic use and by the confectioners. M30 is a coarse grain quality and is used by for preparation of mithai in Northern India, and for multiple purposes, including industrial usage. The major byproduct of the sugar industry is molasses. The molasses is sold to the distilleries and/or the ethanol units. The Company fibre of the sugarcane after extraction of the juice is bagasse. It is considered as a good quality fuel for cogeneration plant with high emission level and low calorific value. There are other uses of bagasse such as making of paper particle board.