Microcrystalline cellulose (MCC), a frequent excipient for final doses in the pharmaceutical industry, is produced by the company. The inert, non-reactive, free-flowing, and versatile nature of MCC makes it ideal for a variety of applications in the pharmaceutical, food, nutraceutical, and cosmetic industries. The company makes MCC in a range of sizes, from 15 microns to 250 microns. The company’s principal grades of MCC are HiCel and AceCel, which it manufactures and sells.

These items are defined by the various drying procedures used throughout the production process. HiCel is a spray dried product that is regarded high-quality owing to physical features such as particle size, density, fluidity, tableting capabilities, and so on. AceCel, on the other hand, is produced via a bulk drying technique. To meet the expanding demand for co-processed excipients, Sigachi manufactures several grades of this product in conjunction with various chemicals such as colloidal silicon dioxide, carboxy cellulose sodium, mannitol, and so on.

Sigachi Industries maintains three manufacturing units: Unit I in Hyderabad and Units II and III in Jhagadia and Dahej, respectively, all in Gujarat. Unit I manufactures HiCel and AceCel and serves local and foreign consumers including end users, merchants, distributors, and exporters. Unit II makes AceCel and complements its domestic sales. Unit III is located in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Dahej and manufactures HiCel and special grades that are shipped to worldwide clients and distributors.