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Mohsim Ahmed

Stealth • 7d

I have **CaCO₃ available in both raw material and powder form**. I just need a **business partner** who can help me with the right connections. With **zero investment**, we can easily generate **₹2 crore profit per year**. The **product is mine, the

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Havish Gupta

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who buys these chemicals?

Mohsim Ahmed

Stealth • 7d

Several companies in India extract calcium carbonate from raw materials like limestone. Here are some major companies involved in this process: Company NameLocationDetails *Kunal Calcium Ltd* Yamunanagar, HaryanaProduces high-quality calcium carbonate for various industries. *Vinod Chemicals Pvt. Ltd* Mumbai, MaharashtraManufactures and supplies different grades of calcium carbonate. *Ultramarine & Pigments Ltd* Chennai, Tamil NaduProduces calcium carbonate along with other chemicals. *Sachin Chemicals* Ahmedabad, GujaratSpecializes in manufacturing high-purity calcium carbonate. These companies extract calcium carbonate from raw materials and supply it to industries such as paper, paints, plastics, and pharmaceuticals.

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