Alicon Castalloy to set up new plant with Rs.1,255 million capex

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AI summary

Alicon Castalloy's board has approved setting up a new manufacturing plant for Gravity Die Castings, Low Pressure Die Casting and Machining. Capital outlay is Rs.1,255 million. The company has leased 1,30,000 sq ft of ready-built industrial premises near its existing Shikrapur, Pune facility on a 10-year lease from Vijay Logistics. The project will be funded through bank borrowings and internal accruals to expand manufacturing capacity.

Likely market impact

New plant will boost capacity for die castings and machining, supporting growth. Debt funding may lift leverage but signals expansion.