COMPANY
From a rented shed to 180,000 MTPA
The group started with leased premises, one grinding line and one mineral. Everything after that came from the same two decisions repeated — own the ore, and grade the product to what the customer's formulation actually needs.
TIMELINE
How the group grew, and where it goes next
- BUILT
- TODAY
- PLANNED
2020 — Completed, item 1
A rented factory shed
The group begins on leased premises with a single grinding line, one mineral, and local customers within a few hundred kilometres.
2021 — Completed, item 2
First owned unit
Land acquired and the first company-owned processing unit commissioned, moving from job work to controlled in-house production.
2022 — Completed, item 3
Captive mineral reserves
Mining rights secured, putting the group in control of its own ore chemistry rather than buying on the open market.
2023 — Completed, item 4
Micronising and coating added
Air classification and stearic-acid coating installed, opening PVC, masterbatch and premium coatings customers.
2024 — Completed, item 5
Second and third plants
Quartz processing at Sagwara and the calcite facility at Ambaji take installed capacity to 180,000 MTPA across twelve plants.
2025 — Completed, item 6
Rail corridors and export
Rake-level despatch to South, Central and East India, and the first container consignments to overseas buyers.
2026 — Current, item 7
22+ states, 7+ countries
A ₹50 crore-plus group supplying sixteen end industries from twelve plants, on lot-level documented specification.
NEXT — Planned, item 8
Capacity to 300,000 MTPA
Brownfield expansion at the dolomite and quartz units, with a second coating line to serve polymer demand.
NEXT — Planned, item 9
Ultrafine and surface-modified grades
Sub-micron products and application-specific surface treatments developed with customer formulation teams.
NEXT — Planned, item 10
Export to 20 countries
Distributor appointments across the Gulf, South East Asia and Africa, backed by destination-side stockholding.
HOW WE WORK
Engineered from first principles.
Scale and quality are not a trade-off in this business — one funds the other. Volume gives us the reserves and the equipment; tolerance discipline is what keeps the volume worth buying.
01
Control the ore
Chemistry cannot be corrected downstream. Captive reserves and face-level blending are what make a specification repeatable.
02
Grade to the function
We ask what the filler has to do in the formulation — opacity, abrasion, impact, rheology — and work back to distribution and coating.
03
Measure everything that ships
Every lot tested, every despatch documented, samples retained twelve months. Claims get checked against data, not memory.
04
Scale without drift
Capacity is only useful if the hundredth container matches the first. Every expansion is designed around holding tolerance.