The second
revenue line.
FOM (fermented organic manure) and LFOM (liquid FOM) is the by-product economy of biogas. Most plants throw it away. BioSarthi's playbook turns it into a second revenue line, GOBARdhan-aligned, with offtake pre-arranged.
Six work-streams. One by-product P&L.
Every BioSarthi FOM/LFOM playbook addresses six work-streams in parallel. The output is a by-product P&L that stands on its own, not a footnote in the gas business case.
FOM is officially a fertiliser under FCO. LFOM is gaining acceptance. We work with both.
Slurry to revenue, in four stages.
Most plants treat digestate as a problem to dispose of. The FOM/LFOM playbook reframes it as a by-product to monetise. The four stages exist to do this without creating new operational complexity.
A complete by-product P&L, one tile each.
Each tile is a number on the by-product P&L. Plants treat digestate as a problem to dispose of. We treat it as a product to sell.
How much by-product do you have?
Drag to set your daily slurry output. We size the FOM and LFOM revenue, the bagging line investment, and the channel mix that maximises margin.
GOBARdhan-ready, by default.
FOM and LFOM is a regulated by-product. The playbook is built around FCO compliance, GOBARdhan alignment, and offtake structures that stand up to lender and auditor review.
Disposal. Sell-on-yard. Or this.
A by-product launch, end to end.
Five phases from first quality test to a steady-state by-product P&L. Bolts onto an existing operating plant; no production interruption.
What it looks like, in the bag.
Visual landmarks of a BioSarthi FOM/LFOM playbook. Real bags, real channels, real P&L line items.
Voices from by-product plants.
Things owners ask first.
Want the second revenue line?
45 minutes with our by-product team. Walk out with a quality assessment scope, a channel-mix view, and a clear next step.