Tahmar Enterprises Limited has received crucial permission from the Maharashtra State Excise Department to manufacture Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) from grain-based spirit. This approval, effective for the financial year 2026-27, pertains to the company’s distillery located in Kolhapur, Maharashtra. The company has paid a license fee of ₹33,62,000 for this permission, enabling a significant expansion of its operational capabilities.
Maharashtra State Excise Grants IMFL Manufacturing License
Tahmar Enterprises Limited announced today that it has secured a significant approval from the Maharashtra State Excise Department. This permission grants the company the license to commence the manufacturing of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL). The authorization is specifically for producing IMFL using grain-based spirit and alcohol derived from the company’s own grain-based distillery.
Operational Details and Financial Implications
The newly granted license is valid for the financial year 2026-27. The facility where this manufacturing will take place is situated at Berdwadi-Bhadgaon, Taluka Gadhinglaj, in the District of Kolhapur, Maharashtra. Tahmar Enterprises has fulfilled the requirement by paying a license and permission fee amounting to ₹33,62,000. This development is subject to the adherence of all applicable Excise laws, rules, and specific license conditions.
Impact on Operations
This approval directly enables Tahmar Enterprises to undertake the manufacturing of IMFL. It signifies an expansion in the company’s operational scope and potentially opens new revenue streams, contingent upon fulfilling all applicable regulatory requirements. The permission allows the company to leverage its existing distillery infrastructure for value-added production.
Source: BSE
