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#Praj thread

 Praj is not just an Ethanol Play. Found this bit to be the best, creating mind map of optionalities requires in-depth understanding and use of knowledge from multiple domains... @ishmohit1 @soicfinance @unseenvalue 👌🏻🤟🏻💯
Unseen Trends in Biotechnology by Mr. Sajal Kapoor https://t.co/IWHCDzmcll
#Prajindustries @joshipuras https://t.co/HXgpOH3o1l
#praj #fermentation https://t.co/sNdfrLn7dv
#praj also a beneficiary of sugar and ethanol story https://t.co/eS4sUJ05hP
#praj 🍃🧬 https://t.co/c3HzvKf0QX
Not just an ethanol story #praj https://t.co/DPpBgPTQv2
Next generation tech lies in bio economy and #praj is going to play major role 🍃🧬 https://t.co/7xtbgrg9pB
#prajmatrix https://t.co/GU0gBbXgs4
Globally Competing with excellence 👌🏻🤟🏻🍃🧬#Prajindustries https://t.co/R7ND8OSqI5
#Praj CombiFerm-Sugar Fermentation techno.
The xtra Productive XP+ yeast strain delivers high ethanol concentration (titer) in fermented mash between 10-15% v/v,enhancing profitability of a distillery/ethanol plant. It can be offered in existing distillery with same results.
https://t.co/PiTI5npAEB
https://t.co/aQq4fXyTyW
Biofuel in aviation industry #praj

https://t.co/WBiV9EWo5B
#praj #bitumen https://t.co/fbja3WFZ1y
https://t.co/9gomje6Q8t
#biomass
Unique bio play ? #praj https://t.co/FsnDrDO1bF

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12.66% => Ashok Soota Medical Research LLP [ ₹21.4b]

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