Andhra Paper: Contract Workmen Strike at Kadiam Unit Causes Limited Production Disruption
Andhra Paper Limited reported a partial operational disruption at its Kadiam Unit from April 27, 2026, due to a strike by contract workmen. Permanent staff are unaffected, and contingency measures are in place. The company is working to resolve the issue, with no material impact on financial performance currently.
The company explicitly states that the cumulative impact is below the materiality threshold of ₹15.85 crore and there is no material impact on the overall financial performance. Operations at another unit remain unaffected.
The strike is causing a disruption, but the company has implemented mitigation measures and states there is no material impact on financial performance. The situation is being actively managed.
ANDHRA PAPER LIMITED has announced a partial disruption in operations at its Kadiam Unit manufacturing facility due to an illegal strike by a section of contract workmen. The strike, which commenced on April 27, 2026, is primarily related to demands concerning the revision of contractual terms between the workmen and their third-party manpower contractors.
The company has clarified that its permanent workforce is not involved in the strike, and operations are continuing with limited disruption. Andhra Paper has implemented contingency measures to mitigate any potential impact on production. The Rajahmundry Unit operations remain unaffected.
While the cumulative impact of the strike is currently below the materiality threshold of ₹15.85 crore, the disclosure is being made proactively for transparency. The company is actively engaged with contractors and stakeholders to resolve the situation and restore normalcy as soon as possible. There is currently no material impact on the overall financial performance of the Company. The estimated production loss is 70 metric tons per day.
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