BHAGERIANSEBhageria Industries Limited· Chemicals & PetrochemicalsHighPositive
Announced Mon, 6 Oct, 2025 · 13:33 IST

Boisar Tarapur plant to expand H-ACID capacity by 100 MT per month

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AI summary

Bhageria Industries plans to expand H-ACID capacity at its existing Boisar Tarapur plant in Palghar from 400 MT per month to 500 MT per month. The addition is targeted within six months, requires about ₹5 crore from internal accruals, and is expected to increase revenue by approximately ₹50-55 crore. Existing utilisation is about 95%, with demand expected from domestic and international markets.

Likely market impact

Higher output and revenue are likely positive if demand materialises, while the ₹5 crore outlay is funded from internal accruals.