New 6,000 MT Sayakha plant strengthens production capacity as company expands its depot network, automation and farmer outreach
01 October 2026, Mumbai: Aries Agro Limited has expanded its manufacturing capacity to 101,400 metric tonnes (MT) annually following the commissioning of a new 6,000 MT facility at Sayakha in Gujarat, as the company continues to strengthen its manufacturing, distribution and technology capabilities in India.
The expansion was highlighted at the company’s Annual General Meeting, held on September 30. During the year, Aries Agro also expanded its depot network to 30 locations and strengthened automated manufacturing facilities at its Vijayawada and Nashik sites.
The company has continued to broaden its portfolio of plant nutrition and agricultural input solutions. New products introduced during the year include Aries Trillion, Aries Silica and Agromin Max HD, while its agricultural equipment portfolio was expanded with products such as Aries Suraksha and Aries Trap X. The company also advanced its soil management offering through Aries Soil Wrap technology.
Digital tools have become an increasingly important part of Aries Agro’s farmer engagement strategy. The company has implemented initiatives including the Aries Everywhere App, GS1 QR-based Track & Trace, AIMS, and digital soil testing and recommendation systems, aimed at improving access to agricultural inputs and recommendations while enhancing product traceability.
Farmer outreach also remained a focus during the year. Aries Agro conducted 3,958 awareness meetings, reaching 54,948 farmers with information on scientific farming practices, balanced plant nutrition and emerging agricultural technologies.
According to the company’s FY2025–26 financial report, Aries Agro recorded gross revenue of ₹917.64 crore, representing 17.87% growth from ₹778.55 crore in the previous financial year. Its subsidiaries also reported growth, with Mirabelle Agro Manufacturing increasing by 48.98% and Aries Agro Equipment reporting 91.81% growth.
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