Andhra Paper Kadiam Unit production loss of 205 tons per day continues

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AI summary

Lockout at Andhra Paper's Kadiam Unit in Andhra Pradesh was revoked on May 29, 2026, but workmen have not resumed duties. The company is losing about 205 tons of production per day, translating to a revenue loss of about 143 lacs per day. The disruption stems from contract workmen demanding revision of certain contractual terms. Management is actively engaging with workmen representatives and authorities, and expects a short-term resolution with phased restoration to full capacity. All assets remain fully insured.

Likely market impact

Continued production loss at Kadiam Unit may pressure near-term revenue until the labour dispute is resolved.