Nelcast board approves Rs 75 crore Machining Division in Gudur

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AI summary

Nelcast Limited's board has approved setting up a new Machining Division at Gudur, Andhra Pradesh, involving an investment of around Rs 75 crore. The project aims to add in-house machining and assembly capabilities for the company's castings, enabling integrated casting, machining and assembly solutions for customers. The investment will be funded through a mix of internal accruals and borrowings. The move is expected to expand the value-added product portfolio and strengthen manufacturing capabilities.

Likely market impact

Signals capacity expansion and value addition via in-house machining. Debt plus internal accruals funding may pressure short-term cash flows.