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RO Office Name City/ Town Category Address RO Office Name City/ Town Category Address Bhopal Som Distilleries Pvt Ltd Raisen Distillery Som Distilleries Pvt Ltd, Sehatganj, Raisen Bhopal Lupin Laboratories Ltd. (unit-9) Mandideep Pharmaceuticals Lupin Laboratories Ltd, Mandideep, Dist. Raisen Bhopal Lupin Laboratories Ltd. (unit-13) Mandideep Pharmaceuticals Lupin Laboratories Ltd, Mandideep, Dist. Raisen Bhopal Vista Organics Mandideep Pharmaceuticals Vishta Organics,Mandideep, Dist. Raisen Bhopal Security Paper Mill Hoshangabad Pulp & Paper Security Paper Mill, Hoshangabad Bhopal Nikhil Sugar Ltd Hoshangabad Sugar Nikhil Sugar Ltd, Barangi, Khinkia, Harda Bhopal Ramdev Sugar Pvt. Ltd. Hoshangabad Sugar Ramdev Sugar Pvt Ltd, Bankhedi, Hoshangabad Bhopal Satpura Thermal Power Station Sarni Thermal Power Satpura Thermal Power Station, Sarni Plant Distt: Betul. Unit-II & I Bhopal Vardhaman Fabrics (CTTP-24MW) Budni Thermal Power Pillikarar, Talpura, Rehti Road, Tehsil Plant Budni Distt: Sehore Bhopal Vardhaman Fabrics (textile unit) Budni Textile Pillikarar, Talpura, Rehti Road, Tehsil Budni Distt: Sehore Bhopal Vardhaman Yarn (unit-5) Mandideep Textile Plot no. A1-A6, Industrial Area, Phase-II, Satlapur, Mandideep-462046, Dist. Raisen Bhopal Trident Limited Budni Textile Hoshgabad Road, Budni, Distt: Sehore - 466445 Bhopal Trident Corporation Ltd. Budni Textile Hoshgabad Road, Budni, Distt: Sehore - 466445 Bhopal Aristo Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd. Mandideep Pharmaceuticals Plot No: -208, Industrial Area, Mandideep Distt: Raisen -462046 Bhopal G. K. Chemicals Ltd. Deewanganj Fertilizer Deewanganj, Bhopal Bhopal Shree ji Sugar & Power Ltd. Suhagpur Sugar Suhagpur Distt: Betul Near Betul Bazar Bhopal Bhasker Denim Mandideep Textile Mandideep Distt: Raisen - 462046 Bhopal Yohana Paints Mandideep Paints & Chemicals Mandideep Bhopal HEG Ltd. Mandideep Carbon Mandideep Distt: Raisen - 462046 Chhindwara Raymond Ltd Boregaon Textile B-1, Boregaon Industrial growth Centre, Boregaon, Tehsil: Saunsar Distt: Chhindwada Chhindwara Raymond Ltd Boregaon Thermal Power B-1, Boregaon Industrial growth Centre, Plant Boregaon, Tehsil: Saunsar Distt: Chhindwada Chhindwara Cureworth (India) Ltd. Boregaon Pharmaceuticals Boregaon Industrial growth Centre, Boregaon, Tehsil: Saunsar Distt: Chhindwada Dhar Oasis Distillery Badnawar Distillery Oasis Distillery, Village Borali, Tehsil Badnawar, Dist Dhar Dhar Kedia Great Galleon Ltd. Dhar Distillery Dhar Dhar Medilux Laboratories Pvt. Ltd Pithampur Pharmaceuticals Plot No: 98 -99 sector-1, Industrial area, Pithampur Distt: Dhar Dhar Unichem Lab Pithampur Pharmaceuticals Plot no: 197, Sector-I, Pithampur distt: Dhar Dhar Cipla Ltd Pithampur Pharmaceuticals Plot No: 9 & 10, Pharma zone, ISEZ, Pithampur, Distt: Dhar Dhar Ipca Laboratories Ltd. Pithampur Pharmaceuticals Plot No: 1, Pharma Zone, ISEZ, Pithampur, Distt: Dhar Dhar Lupin Pharmacare Pithampur Pharmaceuticals Plot No: 2, ISEZ, Phase- II, Misc. zone, Apperal Park, Pithampur Distt: Dhar Dhar Symbiotec Phramalab Ltd. Pithampur Pharmaceuticals Plot No: 5-6-7-8, Phase -2, Pharma Zone, SEZ, Pithampur- 454774 Dhar Madhya Bharat Phosphate Meghnagar SSP Meghnagar Dhar Krishna Phoschem Meghnagar SSP Meghnagar Guna Vindhychal Distilleries Ltd. Rajgarh Distillery Vindhychal Distilleries, Village Pilukhedi, Tehsil Narsingarh, Dist Rajgarh Guna Krishak Shakkari Sakkar Kharkhana Guna Fertilizer Krishak Shakkari Sakkar Kharkhana Mydt, Mydt Raghovgarh, Guna Guna National Fertilzer Ltd. Guna Fertilizer National Fertilzer Ltd, Vijaypur - 473111, Dist Guna Gwalior Gwalior Distilleries Pvt. Ltd. Bhind Distillery Survey No. 357, Khasra No. 6-8, Vill. Muidiya Kheda, Tehsil Ater, Dist. Bhind Gwalior Gwalior Alcobrew Pvt. Ltd. Gwalior Distillery Rairu Form, A.B. Road, Gwalior - 474010 Gwalior Rairu Distillery Gwalior Distillery Rairu, Gwalior Gwalior Gwalior Sugar Co. Ltd. Gwalior Sugar Dabra Distt: Gwalior- 475110 Gwalior Morena Mandal Sahakari Shakkar Morena Sugar Kailarash Distt: Morena Karkhana Ltd. Gwalior Ranbexy Laboratories Ltd. Ghirongi Pharmaceuticals Plot No: K- 5,6,7, Ghirongi, Malanpur Distt: Bhind -477116 Gwalior TEVA API India Ltd. Ghirongi Pharmaceuticals Plot No: Q1 to Q4, Industrial area, Ghirongi Malanpur Distt: Bhind Indore Agrawal Distilleries Pvt. Ltd. Khargone Distillery Badwah, Khargone Indore Associated Distilleries Ltd. Khargone Distillery Badwah, Khargone Indore Khaitan Chemical & Fertilisers Khargone Fertilizer Village-Nimrani, Khargone Indore Rama Phosphate Pvt. Ltd. Indore Fertilizer Saver Road, Indore Indore IPCA Laboratories Indore Pharmaceuticals I P C A Laboratories,Indore Indore Nepa Paper Mill Nepanagar Pulp & Paper Nepanagar - 450221 Indore Girdhari Lal Sugar & Allied Industries Ghatawa Sugar Ghatawa distt: Khargone Indore Jawaharlal Nehru Sahakari Society Ltd. Boarawan Sugar Sarvar Devla, PO Boarawan, Khargone Indore Naval Singh Sahakari Shakkar Burhanpur Sugar Naval Nagar, Distt: Burhanpur- 450331 Karkhana Maryadit Indore Century Denim Satrati Textile Village & Post Satrait, Tehsil - Kasrawad Distt: Khargone- 451660 Indore Moral Overses Ltd. Khargone Textile Khargone Distt: Khargone- 451660 Indore Singaji Thermal Power Khandwa Thermal Power Khandwa Plant Jabalpur Kareli Sugar Mills Gadarwara Sugar Gadarwara Distt: Narsighpur Jabalpur Mahakaushal Sugar & Power Industries Gadarwara Sugar Gadarwara Distt: Narsighpur Jabalpur Narmada Sugar Mills Narsinghpur Sugar Gadarwara Distt: Narsighpur Jabalpur Euro Bond Industry Pvt. Ltd. Sehora Iron & Steel Hargarh Industrial area, Hargarh, Sehora Katni A.C.C. Ltd., Kymore Cement Works Jabalpur Cement Kymore Distt: Jabalpur (Line-1 & Line-2) Rewa Jaypee Bela Cement Rewa Cement Jaypeepuram Distt: Rewa- 486450 Rewa Jaypee Rewa Plant Rewa Cement Jaypee Nagar, Rewa- 486450 Rewa Jaypee Sidhi Plant Cement Bharatpur, Sidhi- 486776 Rewa Prism Cement Ltd. Satna Cement Village- Mankhahari Postl Bathia Distt: Satna Sagar Diamond Cements Narsinghgarh Cement Po: Birlapur, Narsingarh Distt: Damoh- 470675 Sagar Diamond Cements (Cement division) Narsinghgarh Cement Po: Imlai Narsinghgarh Distt: Damoh- 470675 Sagar Cox India Ltd. Chattarpur Distillery Nowgong (BKD), Chattarpur- 471201 Sagar Madhya Bharat Agro Products Ltd.(Unit-Sagar Fertilizer A-2, Vill. Saurai, Tehsil - Banda, Dist. 3B) Sagar Sagar J. P. Power Limited Bina Thermal Power Bina Plant Sagar Bharat Oman Refinary Ltd. Bina Refinary Bina Satna Bhilai Jaypee Cement Ltd. Satna Cement Balapur, Satna- 485112 Satna Birla Corporation Ltd. Satna Cement Po: Birla Vikas, Satna-485005 Satna Reliance Cement Ltd. Maihar Cement Maihar Satna KJS Cement Ltd. Amilia Cement Village : Amilia Lakhwar, Tehsil- Maihar Lakhwar Distt: Satna Satna Maihar Cement Ltd. Maihar Cement Sarla Nagar Maihar Distt: Satna Shahdol HJI Prop. GMMCO Ltd. Amlai Chlor-Alkali HJI Prop GMMCO Ltd, PO Amlai Paper Mills, Dist Shahdol - 484117 Shahdol Orient Paper Mills Amlai Pulp & Paper Amlai Distt: Shahdol - 484117 Shahdol Amarkantak Thermal Power Station Chachai Thermal Power Chachai Plant Shahdol Sanjay Gandhi Thermal Power Station Birsingpur Thermal Power Birsingpur, Pali, Umaria Plant Singrauli Vindhyachal Super Thermal Power Singrauli Thermal Power Singrauli Project (1260 MW) Plant Vindhyachal Super Thermal Power Singrauli Thermal Power Singrauli Project (500x2 MW) Plant Vindhyachal Super Thermal Power Singrauli Thermal Power Singrauli Project (500x1MW) Plant Singrauli Essar Thermal Power Singrauli Thermal Power Singrauli Plant Singrauli Hindalco Singrauli Alluminium Singrauli Singrauli Sassan Thermal Power Singrauli Thermal Power Singrauli Plant Singrauli J.P. Power - Nigri Nigri Thermal Power Nigri Plant Singrauli J.P. Cement - Nigri Nigri Cement Nigri Singrauli Trimula Sponge Iron Ltd. Singrauli Iron & Steel Singrauli Ujjain Vikram Cement Neemuch Cement Po: Khor, Distt:Neemuch -458470 Ujjain Grasim Industries Nagda Staple Fibre Chemical Complex Birla Gram Nagda Distt: Ujjain Ujjain Grasim Industries Nagda Chlor-Alkali Chemical Complex Birla Gram Nagda Distt: Ujjain Ujjain I P C A Laboratories Ratlam Pharmaceuticals I P C A Laboratories,Ratlam Ujjain Opium Alkaloid Neemauch Pharmaceuticals Neemauch Ujjain Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. Dewas Pharmaceuticals Dewas Ujjain Tata International Ltd. Dewas Tannery A. B. Road, Leather Complex, NH-3, Industrial Area No.1 , Dewas -455001.
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