Andhra Paper Kadiam Unit Partially Resumes Operations from July 15, 2026
Andhra Paper Limited's Kadiam Unit has partially resumed manufacturing operations effective July 15, 2026. One paper machine with a capacity of 150 MT per day is now operational. Full resumption is expected with increased support manpower attendance.
The partial resumption of operations is a step towards normalcy, but the continued reliance on contract workmen and their low attendance indicates that full production capacity is not yet achieved, which could impact overall business performance.
The announcement indicates a partial resumption of operations, which is a positive step, but the continued low attendance of contract workmen suggests ongoing challenges. Therefore, the sentiment is neutral.
Andhra Paper Limited has announced the partial resumption of manufacturing operations at its Kadiam Unit, effective July 15, 2026. This follows a period of disruption after the revocation of a lockout, where workmen had not resumed their duties.
One paper machine, with a production capacity of 150 MT per day, representing approximately 70% of the Kadiam unit's capacity, has recommenced operations. The company anticipates further improvements leading to full operational resumption, contingent on increased attendance of support manpower and progressive stabilization.
The company's permanent employees have returned to their shifts. However, the attendance of contract workmen, engaged through third-party contractors, remains low at around 35% of the normal strength. The Kadiam unit, located in East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh, experienced disruption due to demands raised by contract workmen concerning the revision of certain contractual terms. The company is actively monitoring the situation and implementing operational measures for stabilization and normalization.
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