Fundamentally Guar is very strong commodity
unfortunately it is stuck in crude prices. It is highly industrial product and
demand of Guar remains in market throughout the year. Even in this lean period. Guar Gum Powder
Exporter is running with net profit of Rs 12 /Kg seed from seed processing to
guar gum powder and churi korma export. Guar Split Exporter is working on Rs 8/Kg guar
seed from gaur seed processing to guar gum split export. A normal guar seed
processor is working on Rs 4/Kg seed after selling material in local market.
That is around 30 %, 25% and 8 % profit. This profit is calculated after
dedicating all the costs.
Market of Guar derivatives like HPG, CMHPG,
Kenotic Guar is still very Strong. They
are being traded at Rs 150/ Kg, to Rs 250/Kg . Even Indian companies are
importing Ketonic guar at 700/kg. I don’t think that there is any week
fundamental for Guar. Guar seed is already having good support from Guar Churi
and Guar Korma up to 28/Kg in open market. Guar Churi Korma is an important
source of protein for animal feed . The nearest competitor of Guar Korma is
Soya meal which is traded at Rs 38-39/Kg in Market. Some soya industries are
using Guar Korma to increase the protein content in their produce
Govt Should come with some
positive steps, Govt must ban use of Xanthan gum from all food ingredients.
Nestle is already taking this step in USA. If the domestic demand will
increase, then This commodity will get good support and it will give a good
return to farmers.
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In this season farmers are more
attracted toward Pulses so Guar cultivation area will also come down and might
be this over supplied stock will settle down in this year. There are also possibilities that in long
term Crude prices will also improve.
Cement industry can also create very good demand of guar gum powder.
Guar Gum powder has good water retention capacity which is required for
hardening of Cement.
Very soon we may get very good news on uses of guar in new industry which may consume ten times to today's guar seed production domestically and internationally.
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