Shree Krishna Paper Mills & Industries Ltd. began its remarkable journey in 1974 when the Pasari Group acquired Bansal Paper. This strategic acquisition marked the birth of a company that would grow to become a leader in India's paper manufacturing industry, built on a strong foundation of quality and reliability from its very inception.

In a landmark moment for the Indian paper industry, Shree Krishna Paper Mills made history in 1994 by becoming the first and only Indian company to successfully manufacture thermal-sensitive papers, commonly known as 'Fax Paper'. This breakthrough was achieved through a technical collaboration with South Korea's Hansol Paper Mills, showcasing the company's commitment to innovation and technological advancement.

The company entered a new phase of growth in 2004 with the establishment of its Paper Division in Kotputli, Rajasthan. This state-of-the-art facility, equipped with imported machinery from the USA and France, adopted an environmentally conscious approach by utilising 100% recycled fibre in its manufacturing processes.

The company entered a new phase of growth in 2004 with the establishment of its Paper Division in Kotputli, Rajasthan. This state-of-the-art facility, equipped with imported machinery from the USA and France, adopted an environmentally conscious approach by utilising 100% recycled fibre in its manufacturing processes.

Today, Shree Krishna Paper Mills stands as a diversified paper manufacturing powerhouse, producing over 15 varieties of paper including Newsprint, Electrical Insulation Kraft Paper, and speciality papers. With its coating division in Haryana and paper manufacturing unit in Rajasthan, the company serves domestic markets and exports to Southeast Asia.