Indian Sugar and General Mills

Established in 1928, Indian Sugar & General Manufacturing Corporation Ltd., commonly referred to as Indian Sugar and General Mills, was a prominent company in India's sugar industry. It owned and operated sugar mills and other general manufacturing facilities, with its core business centered around the production of sugar. The company played a significant role in the agricultural and industrial landscape of its time. In 1970, its sugar undertaking was nationalized by the Government of India, and the company was subsequently acquired by the Uttar Pradesh State Sugar Corporation Ltd. in 1971, effectively becoming a government-owned entity. Its independent operations largely ceased after nationalization, with its assets and functions integrated into the state-owned corporation.