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    Rama Phosphates Limited is a leading fertilizer manufacturing company in India that has been in business for over 25 years. It has two manufacturing divisions that produce fertilizers and edible oils. The company has a total installed capacity of 4.63 lakh MT of single super phosphate and 1.83 lakh MT of sulphuric acid. Rama Phosphates markets its products under the brands "Girnar" and "Suryaphool" across several Indian states.

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    Rama Phosphates Limited is a leading fertilizer manufacturing company in India that has been in business for over 25 years. It has two manufacturing divisions that produce fertilizers and edible oils. The company has a total installed capacity of 4.63 lakh MT of single super phosphate and 1.83 lakh MT of sulphuric acid. Rama Phosphates markets its products under the brands "Girnar" and "Suryaphool" across several Indian states.

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    Rama Phosphates Limited is a leading fertilizer manufacturing company in India that has been in business for over 25 years. It has two manufacturing divisions that produce fertilizers and edible oils. The company has a total installed capacity of 4.63 lakh MT of single super phosphate and 1.83 lakh MT of sulphuric acid. Rama Phosphates markets its products under the brands "Girnar" and "Suryaphool" across several Indian states.

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    COMPANY INFO

    Rama Phosphates Limited is one of the leading fertilizer manufacturing company


    in India.  It is a public limited company with stocks listed on stock exchanges. 
    Rama Phosphates is in existence for last 25 years and one of its units at Pune is in
    existence for last 40 years and pioneer in India.  RPL is listed public limited
    company in Bombay Stock Exchange, National Stock Exchange and other stock
    exchanges in India.

    RPL has two manufacturing wings viz., a) Fertilizer and b) Edible oil.  The
    Company is engaged in manufacturing phosphatic fertilizers viz. Single Super
    Phosphate (Powder as well as Granule), Mixed fertilizers namely NPK and
    Chemicals like Sulphuric Acid, Oleum etc.

    The total installed capacity of the Company is 4.63 lac MTs of Single Super
    Phosphate and  1.83 lac MT of Sulphuric Acid.

    RPL is one of the largest manufacturers in India.  The products of RPL are
    marketed in various States in the country under brand name of “Girnar” and
    “Suryaphool”.  Both the brands are leading brands in the States of Maharashtra,
    M.P., Chhatisgarh, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Haryana, Gujarat, etc. Incorporated in
    1984, Rama Phosphates Limited (RPL),a profit-making company belonging to the
    Ramsinghani group, Rama Phosphates is engaged in phosphatic fertiliser. The
    company manufacturing 66,000 tpa of single super phosphate (SSP) fertilisers and
    33,000 tpa of sulphuric acid. During 1993-94, it doubled its manufacturing
    capacity. Its capacity utilisation has always been above 100%, touching a high of
    142% during 1989-90. Krishi Rasayan, its loss-making subsidiary, was merged
    with the Indore plant. Consequently, Krishi Rasayan has become Rama Krishi
    Rasayan, a division of Rama Phosphates. The subsidiary company was
    manufacturing oleum 23 and oleum 65 as derivatives of sulphuric acid. The
    company has also ventured into manufacturing new chemicals like chlorosulphonic
    acid which is used as an intermediate in the pharmaceutical industry. It has decided
    to set up a single super phosphate plant at Udaipur, Rajasthan with a capacity of
    400 tpa. It already has SSP plants at Pune and Indore. The plant has started
    production. The company's project for manufacturing Single Super Phosphate
    (SSP) was commissioned during 1996-97. The company has also expanded the
    manufacturing facility for sulphuric acid at Indore as well as at Pune. In the year
    1997-98, Rama Krishi Rasayan was merged with the company. During the year
    1999, the company was able to increase capacity utilisation of the refinery to 83%
    as compared to 58% in the previous year. The company was able to increase
    capacity utilization of refinery of 143.26% as compared to 83% in the previous
    year.

    UDAIPUR PLANT
    This unit is situated in Jhamar Kothra which is on the head of Rock Phosphate
    mines.  Thus the availability of basic raw material, i.e. Rock Phosphate has made
    this unit as most strategic unit of the company.  The entire unit is fully integrated
    with in house facilities such as rock grinding, finished goods storage including
    gruanules as also stand-by DG power sets.

    The Company’s installed capacity is 1,32,000 MT of SSP.

    SUGGESTION

    1. Low grade rock phosphate deposits containing permisible limits of


    cadmium, arsenic and radioactive uranium should be identified for their
    direct utilisation or acidualation, alkalisation or for developing suitable
    compositions like phospho-compost, phosphosulphate compost etc.

    2. Farmers should be encouraged to prepare phospho-composts of different


    types (using pyrites and/or glauconite and/or mica wastes) depending on the
    requirements of their agricultural soils for local use by them.

    Focus should be on :

    - Centres for upgrading the technology


    - Cost estimates of commercialisation with grades of raw materials.
    - Ideal centres for commercialisation.
    - Details of results of its uses in the field with data on increase in productivity.

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