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Dollex Agrotech Ltd. is an Indian company primarily engaged in the manufacturing and trading of sugar and its by-products. The company operates an integrated 2,500 TCD sugar mill in Datia, Madhya Pradesh, producing plantation white sugar, jaggery, and Khandsari sugar. Key by-products include molasses, pressmud, and bagasse, which are utilized to generate 3 MW of captive power for its operations. Dollex Agrotech also focuses on the bio-energy sector, with a 200 KLPD distillery currently under construction for ethanol production. Its operations primarily target the Indian market, with significant revenue originating from Madhya Pradesh.
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