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Nirman Agri Genetics Ltd. is an Indian agri-input company primarily focused on the production, processing, and marketing of high-quality hybrid seeds. The company's product portfolio includes hybrid seeds for various field crops such as maize, paddy, bajra, sunflower, corn, and cotton, as well as vegetables like tomato, chili, okra, bitter gourd, cabbage, and capsicum. They also produce non-hybrid seeds, mainly for paddy. Beyond seeds, Nirman Agri Genetics offers a range of agricultural inputs including pesticides, bio-organics, bio-fertilizers, micronutrients, and plant growth regulators. The company operates a vertically integrated business model that encompasses research and development for breeding high-yielding, pest-resistant, and climate-resilient seed varieties, seed production through contract farmers, and distribution. Its target market is the farming community across India, with a current significant presence in states like Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh.
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