A lime manufacturer, not a trading desk
Deshwali Minerals produces industrial lime at Borunda, in Jodhpur district, Rajasthan — inside the limestone belt that feeds it. We burn our own stone, which is why grade questions get answered by the people who burnt it.
- Tonnes supplied in 2023
- 10,000
- As published by the company
- Lime grades and varieties
- 10+
- People on the team
- 30+
- Core product lines
- 4
What the business does
Deshwali Minerals manufactures and supplies calcium-based industrial minerals: quick lime, quick lime powder, hydrated lime and lime stone. The company operates from Borunda on the Jodhpur road, with the plant and head office on the same site.
The customer base is industrial rather than retail. Lime leaves this plant as a process input — a flux in a melt shop, an alkali in an effluent line, a stabiliser under a road, a disinfectant in a treatment works. Minimum order quantities of 42–44 tonnes reflect that: this is a business built around consignments, not parcels.
What buyers actually need from a lime supplier is repeatability. A grade that drifts between deliveries forces a plant to re-trim its process every time a truck arrives. Producing from a characterised feed, to an agreed size band, and testing against that band before dispatch is how that drift is kept out.
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Years in operation, annual capacity and export markets are not published on the company's existing website. They are shown here as markers rather than estimated, and will be filled in once verified.
Plant exterior — wide establishing shot of the Borunda facility
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Why industrial buyers stay with a supplier
Not price alone. Price gets a first order; consistency, packing that survives the journey and a straight answer on the phone get the second and the tenth.
- 01
Manufacturing, in-house
We calcine our own limestone rather than re-badging bought-in material, so the specification conversation happens with the plant.
- 02
Graded to your intake
Quick lime in 0–3 mm, 0–10 mm and 10–50 mm fractions. The consignment is screened to what your feed system takes.
- 03
Packing as a technical choice
Bags, jumbo bags or bulk, selected against transit distance and destination humidity rather than defaulting to the cheapest.
- 04
Tested before it ships
Material is verified against the agreed band before loading. Out-of-spec material is held, not dispatched and argued about later.
- 05
Traceable enquiries
Every quotation request carries a reference number from submission, so nothing gets re-explained to a second person.
- 06
Long-term supply
Repeat industrial supply is the objective. Consignment-by-consignment opportunism is not how a melt shop or a treatment works wants to buy.
The site at Borunda
Kilns, processing, laboratory, covered storage and a loading yard on one site in Jodhpur district.
Aerial / elevated view of the full site
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Lime kilns — the defining image of the plant
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Bagging line — bags and jumbo bags being filled
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Covered finished-goods storage / warehouse interior
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New photography of the plant is being commissioned. These positions are reserved for current photographs of the Deshwali Minerals facility. The site deliberately shows no image in their place rather than an outdated or generated one.
See the manufacturing processPeople behind the plant
Named on the company's existing website. Roles are being confirmed.

Deen Mohammed
[ROLE — VERIFY WITH COMPANY]

Mohammed Salim
[ROLE — VERIFY WITH COMPANY]

Shokat Bhati
[ROLE — VERIFY WITH COMPANY]

Haji Rehan
[ROLE — VERIFY WITH COMPANY]
Plant and head office
Ready to price your requirement?
Send us the grade, tonnage and delivery point. You will get a reference number immediately and a quotation from our sales team.