Ruchi Infrastructure 

Ruchi Infrastructure Limited, established in 1984 and based in Indore, India, operates across diverse sectors, broadly categorized into Trading, Infrastructure, and Other segments. The company's core business involves trading various commodities within India. In its infrastructure division, Ruchi specializes in providing bulk storage for a wide array of liquid goods, such as edible oils, petroleum products, and industrial chemicals. It also manages extensive warehousing facilities for agricultural produce like wheat, maize, soybean, cotton, and chana, alongside storage solutions for industrial clients in the cement, white goods, soap, adhesive, and paint sectors. Complementing these activities, Ruchi Infrastructure generates power from wind energy, manufactures and sells soaps, Vanaspati, and lubricants, and undertakes edible oil refining. Its operational backbone includes liquid storage terminals strategically located at seven ports and five railway sidings, handling a spectrum of materials including edible oils, fatty acids, caustic soda lye, phosphoric acid, sulphuric acid, carbon black feed stock, 2-ethyl hexanol, and molasses. Furthermore, a dedicated jetty at Rosy pier in Jamnagar, Gujarat, facilitates the handling of both liquid and dry cargo. The company is also active in real estate development, including townships, commercial, and residential properties. Originally incorporated as Ruchi Infrastructure and Finance Ltd, it officially became Ruchi Infrastructure Limited in June 1995.