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Shree Renuka Sugars Limited (SRSL) is an integrated manufacturing company focused on sugar and allied products like power and ethanol. Incorporated in 1995, SRSL operates manufacturing facilities in Karnataka and Maharashtra, India. The company has the largest sugar refining capacity in India at 4000 Tons Per Day. SRSL's main activities include sugar manufacturing and refining, ethanol production, and power generation. The company has expanded its operations over the years, adding cogeneration plants, distilleries, and refineries. SRSL has also engaged in acquisitions and established subsidiaries for international trade. The company produces white sugar under the brand Madhur, supplies sugar to various food industries, and manufactures different grades of ethanol for fuel blending and other industries. In recent years, SRSL has focused on expanding its ethanol production capacity.
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