Nestle India Limited has informed the Exchange about Capacity addition - Intimation regarding the addition of a new Maggi Noodles production line at the Sanand Factory, Gujarat
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Nestle India is adding a new Maggi Noodles production line at its existing Sanand Factory in Gujarat during FY 2025-26. The addition will add 20,300 tonnes per annum of capacity, taking total Sanand capacity to about 121,000 tonnes (a ~20% increase). The current plant is running at about 77% utilization. The project will cost roughly ₹105 crore and will be funded entirely from internal accruals, so no debt or equity dilution. The company says this is part of its broader 2020-2025 plan to expand Maggi Noodles capacity across factories to meet expected future demand.
Positive for shareholders — signals confidence in Maggi demand growth and uses internal cash, so no leverage or dilution risk. The modest size of the spend (₹105 cr) means limited near-term impact on margins or earnings, but supports volume growth in a core brand.