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Insecticides (India) Ltd. is a crop protection and agrochemicals company that manufactures insecticides, weedicides, and fungicides.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

Insecticides (India) Ltd. (IIL) entered the agriculture space in 2001 and describes itself as one of the premier names in the crop protection industry. It manufactures all types of insecticides, weedicides, and fungicides, with more than 100 formulation products and 15 technical products. Its Maharatna range includes products such as Nirog, Bheema Plus, Himil Gold, Selector, Mycoraja Pro, Green Expert, Nakshtra, Xplode, Milstim, Stunner, Prism, Himil, Focus, Pulsor, Green Mix, Hakama, Dominant, Encounter, Super Star, Lethal, Lethal Super 505, Lethal Gold, Tadaaki, Sargent Xpress, Chaperone, Prime Gold, Mycoraja, and AgroSpred Max.

History

Insecticides (India) Ltd. made a modest foray into the agriculture space in 2001. It describes itself as one of the premier names in the crop protection industry. The company manufactures all types of insecticides, weedicides, and fungicides, and has more than 100 formulation products and 15 technical products.

Products and positioning

  • Maharatna range

    Premium crop protection products including Nirog, Bheema Plus, Himil Gold, Selector, Mycoraja Pro, Green Expert, Nakshtra, Xplode, Milstim, Stunner, Prism, Himil, Focus, Pulsor, Green Mix, Hakama, Dominant, Encounter, Super Star, Lethal, Lethal Super 505, Lethal Gold, Tadaaki, Sargent Xpress, Chaperone, Prime Gold, Mycoraja, and AgroSpred Max.

Recent events

  • Reported

    Insecticides (India) receives patent grant[3]

    The Government of India Patent Office granted Insecticides (India) Limited a patent for an invention involving a herbicidal formulation containing pendimethalin and oxyfluorfen.

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