Subsidiary commissions Nitration and Hydrogenation plant at Dahej, 185 Cr capex

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AI summary

Deepak Chem Tech Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Deepak Nitrite, has commissioned its Nitration and 2nd Hydrogenation Plant at Dahej, Gujarat on 19th January 2026. Total capital expenditure incurred is approximately 185 Crores. This expands the group's manufacturing capacity in chemical intermediates and is expected to support future volume growth.

Likely market impact

Positive for capacity expansion. New plant operationalization supports long-term revenue growth, near-term margin pressure possible due to capex absorption.