The Sanjivani Sugar Factory is set to restart operations under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, with the Goa government finalising the terms for its revival.

Under the proposed arrangement, the operator will pay an upfront fee of ₹2 crore, along with an annual 0.25% revenue share to the government. The agreement will also include a licence fee that will increase every year.
However, the decision to keep the government's revenue share at 0.25% has raised concerns, with questions being asked over the terms of the agreement and the share of revenue the government will receive from the factory's operations.
The Sanjivani Sugar Factory has remained a major issue in Goa, particularly for sugarcane farmers who have been seeking the revival of the facility.
The PPP arrangement is aimed at restarting the factory and bringing operations back on track.