₹ 14250
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23 Jul 2024
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26 Jul 2024
Application Details
Sanstar Limited manufactures specialty plant-based products and ingredient solutions for food, pet food and other industrial applications in India.
The company's product portfolio includes liquid glucose, dried glucose solids, maltodextrin powder, dextrose monohydrate, native maize starches, modified maize starches, and by-products such as germ, gluten, fiber and fortified proteins.
These products are used in:
- Food products: as ingredients, thickeners, stabilizers, sweeteners, emulsifiers, and additives (including in baked goods, confectionery, pasta, soups, ketchup, sauces, creams and desserts);
- Pet food products: as nutritional ingredients; and
- Other industrial products: as disintegrants, excipients, supplements, coating agents, binders, smoothing and flattering agents, and refining agents.
The company has two manufacturing facilities covering a total area of 10.68 million square feet (approx 245 acres) at Dhule in the state of Maharashtra and Kutch in the state of Gujarat. With an installed capacity of 3,63,000 tons per annum (1,100 tons per day), the company is the fifth largest manufacturer of corn-based specialty products and ingredients in India.
The company exports its products to companies in 49 countries including Asia, Africa, the Middle East, America, Europe and Oceania. The company also has a pan-India presence where its products are sold in 22 states.
As of March 31, 2024, the company employed 271 people (including 60 permanent employees) at its plants in Kutch and Dhule and at its headquarters.
About Sanstar IPO
Lakshmishree Investment & Securities Ltd (LISL) is a corporate member of NSE, BSE, MCX, and Depository Participant with CDSL. Rendering the clients with the financial services for more than a decade now, we at LISL aim to expand throughout Pan India. Furthermore, we are on the urge to gear up as a full-service, brokerage house by empowering every Indian to invest by facilitating them with accurate financial decision-making. Over the years now, with the upwards growing graph, LISL has been seeing a consistent growth path with the support and confidence of its clients, investors, employees, and associates. Today, the Lakshmishree group is managed by a team of professional staff members and has got a nationwide network. We are a Classic Mix of Youth and experience.
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