Subsidiary Orders 4th Steel Bottle Manufacturing Line, Capacity to Rise by about 35%
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Flair Writing Industries' subsidiary Flair Cyrosil Industries has ordered a fourth stainless steel bottle manufacturing line, expected to commission by Q4 FY27. The new automated line will raise manufacturing capacity by about 35 percent to meet rising domestic and export demand. FCIPL currently operates three such lines. In FY26, the Creative and Steel Bottle divisions grew about 78 percent year-on-year, contributing around 31 percent of revenue, expected to rise to 35 to 38 percent in FY27.
Positive - backs fastest-growing Steel Bottle and Creative divisions, whose combined revenue share is set to rise from 31 to 35-38 percent in FY27.