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Aerial photograph of the Mahakaushal site at Bachai: the storage tanks and plant buildings, with the fields and the village around them.

About · Bachai, Narsinghpur

One site at Bachai, since 2005.

An integrated bio-hub: sugar, ethanol, power and gas from one field — a circular economy by design.

  • Incorporated 13 April 2005
  • Factory Village Bachai, Narsinghpur
  • CIN U01543MP2005PLC017514

The company

“They are not four businesses that happen to share an address. Each one runs on what the one before it leaves behind.”

Incorporated on 13 April 2005 as Pithera Sugar Mill Pvt. Ltd. and renamed Mahakaushal Sugar and Power Industries Ltd that September, the first plant at Bachai crushed 1,500 tonnes of cane a day. It grew to 4,500 TCD in 2014–15 and to 8,000 TCD today, with a bagasse-fired cogeneration plant commissioned in 2016 and a grain distillery alongside.

All four units — the sugar mill, the grain distillery, the bagasse-fired cogeneration plant and the compressed biogas plant under development — stand on that one site at Village Bachai, Narsinghpur 487001, Madhya Pradesh. The company took its present name on 7 September 2005.

  • 2005
  • 2014–15
  • 2016
  • 2022
  • Today
The sugar mill at Bachai seen from the ground, its two chimneys standing over the plant with fields behind.
The mill at Bachai Fig. 01
The grain distillery building at Bachai, with its storage tanks standing beside it.
The grain distillery at Bachai Fig. 02
Aerial photograph of the site at Bachai, the plant among its fields.

2005 → today

1,500 to 8,000 TCD,
on the same site.

  1. 2005

    Incorporated; 1,500 TCD mill at Bachai.

  2. 2014–15

    Expansion to 4,500 TCD.

  3. 2016

    Co-generation plant commissioned.

  4. 2019

    Terms of reference filed for the 8,000 TCD expansion.

  5. 2022

    Final EIA for the 8,000 TCD expansion.

  6. Today

    300 KLPD grain distillery in operation.

    • 15 TPD CBG plant under development
    • Main-board listing planned.
Why integration is the point Illustration

Each of these plants is harder to justify alone.

Standalone

A standalone CBG plant has to go out and find feedstock, negotiate with farmers who have never sold to it, and build a collection network from nothing. A standalone distillery has to buy power and steam. A standalone sugar mill has to pay to dispose of its press mud, and gets very little for its bagasse.

Put together on one site

Put together on one site, each one’s problem is another’s raw material. The feedstock is already coming through the gate. The power is already being generated. The farmer relationship already exists. The land, the weighbridge, the workshop, the laboratory, the effluent system and the management are shared.

Shared across the four units

  • Land
  • Weighbridge
  • Workshop
  • Laboratory
  • Effluent system
  • Management

That is what makes the economics work — and it is not something a greenfield project can replicate.

Where we are

Registered office
and factory.

Village Bachai, in Narsinghpur district — central Madhya Pradesh, in the Narmada valley.

Factory

Village Bachai
Narsinghpur 487001
Madhya Pradesh

All four units — the compressed biogas plant under development among them — stand on this one site.

Registered office

SF-11, II Floor, Aakriti Business Center
Aakriti Eco City, Bawadiya Kalan
Bhopal 462039, Madhya Pradesh
CIN
U01543MP2005PLC017514
GSTIN
23AAECM3666P1Z1
Incorporated
13 April 2005
Write to us acc@mspil.in +91 88716 16260
Site locator Madhya Pradesh · Narsinghpur
  1. Satellite view of Madhya Pradesh in October, the Narmada running west across the state and Narsinghpur district outlined on it.

    01 Madhya Pradesh · Wheat, soybean and pulses.

  2. Aerial view of the whole complex at Bachai — the sugar mill sheds and boiler stack, the distillery house and columns, the storage silos and the ethanol tank farm, with the fields around the site.

    02 Village Bachai · four units on one site

Imagery: NASA GIBS (Blue Marble, Landsat) · Aerial: MSPIL, Oct 2025 · Outlines: © OpenStreetMap contributors Pin positions indicative

Narmada valley · about 100 km to Jabalpur · about 230 km to Bhopal · on NH 44

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