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A person who manufactures goods for his own behalf or on behalf of others, is a manufacturer and liable to discharge the excise duty liability as the company is doing as explained in the query.
Since the company is paying duty of excise on goods manufactured by it (be it its own or of principal), the company is eligible for all the consequential benefits. There is no need to maintain separate records to show that how much credit is pertaining to own manufacture and how much is pertaining to others manufacture. You can use the credit in general. You can also claim the refund of duty of excise, in case of export, if all other conditions are satisfied.
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