

SML Limited (formerly known as Sulphur Mills Limited) is a global leader in innovative advanced solutions for agriculture. Our expertise spans varied aspects of nutrients, soil health, crop protection, and biologicals. We aim to serve and improve the agricultural sector through technological innovation. Our end objective is to ensure that balanced, nutritious food is produced on farms across the globe and to improve soil and human health. Mr. Deepak Shah, Founder & Chairman of SML Group, established the organisation in 1971. Since then, SML Limited has expanded to over 80 countries worldwide. We are a research-driven organisation developing and promoting advanced, high-performance, and end-to-end sustainable solutions for crop nutrition, crop protection, biostimulants, and biofertilisers. SML Limited has dedicated the last 50 years towards sustainable agriculture and farmer welfare. Over the last two decades, we have focused on discovering novel biorationals and developing new formulations to deliver agrochemicals and biologicals to minimise environmental impact efficiently. We are proud to have the world’s largest manufacturing capacity of highly effective dose and safe Water Dispersible Granule (WDG) of 100000 MT and over 6 million litres of SC and EW formulations. Backed by state-of-the-art research and development facilities, we manufacture innovative formulations of major active ingredients of insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, and nutrients. We are a pioneer in developing patented formulations to provide complete crop protection solutions and build natural immunity in crops. We have developed high nutrient-use efficiency fertilisers based on natural mineral origin, giving crops balanced nutrients and increasing yield. They also help retain soil organic matter and texture, address climate change, and improve the final quality of the produce. Our crop protection solutions offer enhanced pest control, even at low dosages, reducing soil toxicity and residue. Our crop nutrition solutions can improve nutrient uptake efficiency and farmers’ profitability