JG Chemicals subsidiary acquires 16.74 acres in Andhra Pradesh for Rs 18.41 cr
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BDJ Oxides, material subsidiary of JG Chemicals, acquired 16.74 acres of freehold land at APIIC Industrial Park in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh for Rs 18.41 crores. The land sits opposite BDJ Oxides existing Naidupeta facility and will be used for future expansion of sustainable recycling and zinc-based product portfolio.
Positive growth signal. Land near existing plant supports future capacity expansion in sustainable recycling business.