Ambika Cotton Mills Expands Spindles by 6048, Modernization Planned for ₹135 Cr
Ambika Cotton Mills has commissioned a 6048 spindle expansion and is adding another 6480 spindles at a cost of ₹50 Crores. The company plans to modernize 43000 spindles to 45000 at an estimated cost of ₹135 Crores, commencing November 2026 and completing by March 2027. All costs will be met from internal accruals.
The expansion and modernization involve substantial capital expenditure, which is expected to improve production capacity and quality, indicating a medium-term positive impact on the company's operations and financial performance.
The company is undertaking significant capacity expansion and modernization, which is generally positive for future growth and productivity.
Ambika Cotton Mills Limited has provided a general business update, detailing recent expansions and future modernization plans.
The company has successfully commissioned an expansion of 6048 spindles and is nearing completion of an additional 6480 spindles, with a total cost of ₹50 Crores met through internal accruals.
Furthermore, Ambika Cotton Mills has outlined a proposed plan for the modernization of its existing 43000 spindles in Unit IV, increasing it to 45000 spindles with state-of-the-art machinery. This modernization is estimated to cost ₹135 Crores and will also be funded by internal accruals. These measures are expected to enhance production capacity, productivity, and quality.
The modernization project is slated to commence in November 2026 and is anticipated to be completed by March 2027.
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