Prasad Agro Group

Welcome to Prasad Agro Group

Starting from humble beginnings of Late Shri Bhikulalji Soni in 1955 by trading in grains. By trading in grains and pulses in Market Yard at Georai, the Prasad Group has forayed into Oil Mill- Cotton Seed Crushing, Cotton Ginning & Pressing and Organic Soyameal processing. The Aim of Prasad group is to provide the best quality agri-commodities for the clients around the world. Our production units are fully automatic and modernized.

We are actively involved in farmer training activity and run programs to incentivize them in not only adapting new techniques and better practices but coming up with local initiatives in community building and implementing systems there by adding value to all level for all the stake holders in the line up to the end product consumer. The group as such is actively involved in BCI initiatives.

Further as our commitment towards energy conservation and Environmental Sustainability our plants are operated by renewable energy where we have solar power to run our factory operations.

We Provide High-quality INDIAN RAW COTTON

Prasad Cotton group is having the production capacity of approx 50,000 MT through the state of the art ginning pressing units located at different locations in India.

Prasad group is engaged in Manufacturing & export of Raw Cotton Bales. Our group companies Prasad Cotton Industries Pvt Ltd, Prasad Fibers Pvt Ltd, Bahubali Cottons Pvt Ltd and Prasad Commodities Pvt Ltd have Large Infrastructure and Textiles Ministry of India approved hi-tech plant set-ups for producing Cotton Bales. Company’s ginning and Pressing Units are located in Marathwada region of Maharashtra.

Prasad group cultivates, exports and supplies all types Indian Raw Cottons from various cotton growing Indian states. India has the advantage of growing all species of cotton i.e. from short staple 20mm & below, medium staple (20.5 to 24.5mm), medium long (25.0 to 27.0mm), long (27.5 to 32.0mm) and extra long staple cottons (32.5mm and above).

In India, the states of Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Telangana and Madhya Pradesh are the leading cotton producing states. These states have a predominantly tropical wet and dry climate.