Sawaliya Food Products Limited
NNSE:SAWALIYA187.00
INR
-0.55
(-0.29%)
ISIN
INE10VS01016
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- CEO
- Raghav Somani
- Sector
- Consumer non-durables
- Industry
- Food: specialty/candy
- Address
- Dhar India
- IPO Date
- Aug 14, 2025
- Website
- sawaliyafood.com
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- Sawaliya Food Products Limited is an India-based food processing and agro-commodity company engaged in the milling, processing, packaging, and distribution of staple food grains, pulses, and value-added agricultural products. The company operates primarily within the consumer staples and agro-processing industries, catering to retail consumers, wholesale food distributors, and institutional commercial clients. Its product offerings include wheat milling products, such as whole wheat chakki fresh atta, refined flour (maida), semolina (suji and rawa), and wheat bran; processed pulses and legumes, including split pigeon peas (toor dal), green gram (moong dal), chickpea lentils (chana dal), black gram (urad dal), and red lentils (masoor dal); chickpea flour (besan); edible grain commodities; and animal feed derivatives, such as cattle feed mash and de-oiled cakes. Headquartered in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India, and founded in 2017, the company manages sourcing and processing facilities with primary distribution operations spanning central and western India. In recent developments, Sawaliya Food Products Limited completed its public listing on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE Emerge platform) under the ticker symbol SAWALIYA to fund working capital and operational infrastructure; upgraded and expanded its automated milling, cleaning, and sorting capacities to enhance production efficiency; broadened its branded packaged consumer food lines to capture higher-margin retail segments; and established new regional distribution partnerships to expand market penetration across retail grocery networks and institutional food supply chains.