Andhra Paper Clarifies Kadiam Unit Lockout: Production Loss Revised to 220 MT/Day
Andhra Paper Limited revised its estimated daily production loss at the Kadiam Unit to 220 MT due to a lockout declared on May 1, 2026. This corrects a previous inadvertent mention of a 70 MT daily loss. The lockout aims to protect assets and employees.
A daily production loss of 220 MT can have a significant impact on the company's financial performance and operational efficiency.
The announcement details a production loss due to a lockout, which negatively impacts the company's operations.
Andhra Paper Limited has issued a clarification regarding the lockout at its Kadiam Unit, revising the estimated daily production loss. Previously, in an intimation dated May 2, 2026, the company had inadvertently stated a production loss of 70 MT per day, which pertained to a partial disruption during a strike by contract workmen.
Subsequent to the declaration of a lockout effective from 10:00 PM on May 1, 2026, the entire daily production capacity at the Kadiam Unit has been impacted. The company now estimates the revised production loss to be 220 MT per day, based on current operating levels. Andhra Paper has expressed regret for this error.
The lockout at the Kadiam Unit, located in East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh, has been implemented to safeguard employees, plant machinery, and assets. The company has confirmed that its insurable assets are adequately covered, although no physical damage to assets has occurred.
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