Andhra Paper Kadiam Unit Resumes Operations, Capacity at 93%
Andhra Paper Limited's Kadiam Unit has resumed operations with a second paper machine (55 MT/day capacity) starting July 23, 2026. This increases operational capacity to 93% from 70%. Efforts continue to restore full operations.
The increase in operational capacity to 93% signifies a substantial recovery, positively impacting production and revenue potential. However, full normalization is still pending.
The resumption of a second paper machine and increased operational capacity indicate a positive recovery and improvement in the company's manufacturing operations.
ANDHRA PAPER LIMITED has provided a further update on the resumption of manufacturing operations at its Kadiam Unit. Following earlier disclosures regarding disruptions and partial resumption, the company is pleased to announce a significant improvement in operational status.
A second paper machine, with a production capacity of 55 MT per day, has resumed operations effective July 23, 2026. This brings the aggregate operational production capacity at the Kadiam Unit to approximately 93% of its normal production capacity, up from about 70% previously.
The company continues to implement necessary operational measures for the progressive stabilization and normalization of manufacturing activities. Efforts are ongoing to restore full operations at the Kadiam Unit at the earliest. The disruption at the Kadiam Unit was attributed to demands raised by contract workmen regarding revision of certain contractual terms. The company's insurable assets are adequately covered by insurance, and there is no expected quantum of loss or damage.
This disclosure is made in accordance with Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
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