Aarti Industries expands partnership, invests ₹200-250 Cr in backward integration
Aarti Industries will invest ₹200-250 crore over two years for backward integration at its Dahej SEZ facility. This move enhances an exclusive long-term supply agreement with a global chemical company, aiming to improve EBITDA margins and supply chain resilience.
The investment in backward integration and enhancement of a long-term supply agreement is a positive development that will likely improve margins and operational efficiencies, impacting the company's financial performance.
The announcement details a strategic expansion of a long-term partnership involving significant investment in backward integration, which is expected to enhance profitability and supply chain resilience.
Aarti Industries Limited (AIL) has announced a significant amendment to its exclusive long-term supply agreement with a leading global chemical company. This strategic move involves AIL undertaking a backward integration project to manufacture a key feedstock in-house, transitioning to an end-to-end manufacturing model.
The company expects to invest approximately ₹200–250 crore over the next two years for this upstream integration project, which will be set up at its Dahej SEZ, Gujarat facility. This enhanced integration is anticipated to improve operational efficiencies, optimize costs, enhance supply chain resilience, and positively impact EBITDA margins over the residual tenure of about 15 years under the agreement.
Mr. Suyog Kotecha, CEO of Aarti Industries Limited, stated that this expansion deepens a unique long-term partnership, reinforcing trust in AIL's capabilities. The move aims to enhance supply security, improve cost competitiveness, and strengthen EBITDA, positioning India as a preferred partner for global chemical majors.
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