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Borosil Limited's board has approved two capital expenditure projects to scale up production. First, the company will set up a new manufacturing facility at Bharuch, Gujarat, dedicated to mass production of glassware products (storage jars, glass bottles, glass jugs), with an estimated capex of Rs. 42 crores and commercial production expected by December 2026. Second, the company will expand its Borosilicate Glass Furnace capacity at the Jaipur plant from 25 TPD to 32 TPD, adding a 3rd forming line, at an estimated cost of Rs. 50 crores, with completion aligned to the furnace rebuild cycle in January 2028. Both projects will be funded entirely through internal accruals. The current Jaipur plant is already running at 90% capacity utilization, reflecting strong demand.
This signals a clear growth push to capture rising demand for glassware and pressware products, with total capex of ~Rs. 92 crores funded internally, so no debt burden on shareholders. Near-term investors may watch for execution timelines (Dec 2026 for Bharuch, Jan 2028 for Jaipur) and any impact on margins during the ramp-up phase.