The expansion includes an increase in the integrated maize wet milling facility’s crushing capacity from 825 tonne per day (TPD) to 1,650 TPD
Regaal Resources , a maize processing company, has inaugurated and commissioned its expanded maize processing facility at Kishanganj, Bihar. Built with an investment of approximately Rs 389 crore, the expansion strengthens its production capabilities across value-added maize products and specialty derivatives.
The expansion includes an increase in the integrated maize wet milling facility’s crushing capacity from 825 tonne per day (TPD) to 1,650 TPD. This is along with the commissioning of a new liquid glucose manufacturing facility with a production capacity of 180 MT per day and a maltodextrin powder manufacturing facility with a production capacity of 50 MT per day.
The project has been established to strengthen production capabilities, improve supply chain efficiencies, and cater to growing demand from industries including food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, textiles, healthcare, animal nutrition and industrial applications, the company said.
The project is expected to create around 475 additional direct employment opportunities, increasing the company’s total workforce to nearly 950 employees, while also generating significant indirect employment opportunities across logistics, warehousing, transportation, procurement, contractual labour and associated services. Additionally, the expansion is expected to support thousands of farmers by strengthening local sourcing networks and improving access to organised procurement channels, the company claimed.
“At 1,650 MT per day, Regaal will now operate the largest maize wet milling facility in Eastern India, further strengthening our manufacturing scale and long-term growth prospects. Beyond expanding our product portfolio and enhancing production capacities, we believe this expansion will contribute meaningfully to employment generation in Bihar,” stated Anil Kishorepuria, Chairman and Managing Director, Regaal Resources.
The company also plans to further strengthen its value-added product portfolio through expansion into products including dextrose anhydrous (DAH), dextrose monohydrate (DMH), hydrol, and a range of modified starch products, with commissioning expected during FY27. These additions are expected to enhance operating leverage, diversify the product portfolio, and enable margin expansion.
