Capacity-Based Customization

At Sugar Industries, we understand that every client in the sugar industry has unique requirements, whether it is setting up a new project, expanding an existing facility, or sourcing specialized equipment and by-products. To address this diversity, we offer multiple tailored options that align with the scale, capacity, and specific needs of each project.

Our approach is driven by a commitment to value optimization—ensuring that our clients receive the best market pricing, without compromising on the quality of products or services delivered. Leveraging strong industry networks, global partnerships, and in-depth market research, we consistently provide solutions that are both cost-effective and future-ready.

By combining expertise, transparency, and customer-focused services, SINAI Exim is not just a service provider but a long-term partner in building sustainable and profitable ventures within the global sugar industry.

100 TCD Plant

For a more comprehensive sugar plant, not specifically 100 TCD, the investment can be broken down as follows:

• Machinery and Equipment: $5.5 – $10 million

• Construction and Buildings: $2 – $4 million

• Pre-operational Expenses: $0.5 – $1 million

Key Considerations

• Market Fluctuation

  Prices for machinery and raw materials can vary, so it's essential to get current quotes from manufacturers and suppliers.

• Government Incentives:

  Depending on the state and the scheme, there may be government incentives available for setting up new sugar plants, which can impact the overall cost.

• Business Model:

  Decide if you want to produce sugar, jaggery, or ethanol, as each has a different cost structure and potential profitability.

500 TCD Plant

For a more comprehensive sugar plant, not specifically 500 TCD, the investment can be broken down as follows:

• Machinery and Equipment: $15 – $30 million

• Construction and Buildings: $5 – $8 million

• Pre-operational Expenses: $3 – $6 million

Key Considerations

• Market Fluctuation

  Prices for machinery and raw materials can vary, so it's essential to get current quotes from manufacturers and suppliers.

• Government Incentives:

  Depending on the state and the scheme, there may be government incentives available for setting up new sugar plants, which can impact the overall cost.

• Business Model:

  Decide if you want to produce sugar, jaggery, or ethanol, as each has a different cost structure and potential profitability.

1000 TCD Plant

For a more comprehensive sugar plant, not specifically 1000 TCD, the investment can be broken down as follows:

• Machinery and Equipment: $30 – $100 million

• Construction and Buildings: $10 – $15 million

• Pre-operational Expenses: $5 – $10 million

Key Considerations

• Market Fluctuation

  Prices for machinery and raw materials can vary, so it's essential to get current quotes from manufacturers and suppliers.

• Government Incentives:

  Depending on the state and the scheme, there may be government incentives available for setting up new sugar plants, which can impact the overall cost.

• Business Model:

  Decide if you want to produce sugar, jaggery, or ethanol, as each has a different cost structure and potential profitability.