Comparison of non-sugar (grain/ rice) based ethanol players in India...JUST FYI....NO RECO
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As per Niti Ayog report and planning
1500 Cr liter ethanol x Rs 60 = 90000 Cr revenue expectation per year.
Still they say it's a noise!
1500 Cr liter ethanol x Rs 60 = 90000 Cr revenue expectation per year.
Still they say it's a noise!
Sweet sugar. Many still hate commodities. Lesson: never be rigid in investment. https://t.co/lSr2CpeMMn
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