Every great mill begins before its first machine. Ours began with two young men, Vishal Ramdas Vajani and Saurabh Prakash Agrawal, who chose to learn the cotton trade the hard way: doing job work in others' ginning yards until they understood every roller, every grade and every farmer's face in the mandi.
In 2007 they began building their own ginning plant at Kankati, in the cotton heartland of Wardha. By 2008, Gurukrupa Cotgin Private Limited pressed its first bales, and a reputation for fair weighing and honest grading began to travel from village to village. The company's first board, Late Shri Vishal Ramdas Vajani and Shri Prakash Nathulal Agrawal (father of Shri Saurabh), steered those foundation years; both have since passed the baton to the present generation.
Integration came almost immediately: oil mill work began the same year, and from the 2008–09 season our 9 Oil Expellers have turned our own cottonseed into consistent wash oil for refiners and fresh Gokul Guy cake for the dairy belt. Alongside production grew a trading desk in seed, bales, oil and cake, run with plant-level knowledge of quality and rates.
Today, under directors Khuush Vajani and Saurabh Agrawal, the company runs 24 DRs and 1 Fully Automatic Double Press, presses 250+ bales a day at peak and crushes 100+ tonnes of seed, serving buyers across 10+ states: Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and more. The company also does job work for the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI); in CCI sales, buyers sought out our centre's bales and seed by name, a premium reputation we protect every season. The founders' scale has become a weighbridge; the promise on it has never changed: deal fairly, and quality follows.