Andhra Paper Revokes Lockout at Kadiyam Unit Effective May 29
Andhra Paper Limited has revoked the lockout at its Kadiyam manufacturing unit, effective May 29, 2026. Employees are instructed to report for duty, and operations are set to resume. The company is working with authorities and employee representatives to restore normal operations.
The resolution of the lockout is positive for operational continuity, but the impact is considered medium as the full restoration of normal operations and any associated financial implications are still unfolding.
The revocation of the lockout and the resumption of operations indicate a positive resolution to a labor dispute, which is beneficial for the company's production and financial performance.
Andhra Paper Limited announced the revocation of the lockout at its manufacturing facility located in Kadiyam, East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh, effective May 29, 2026.
This revocation follows the company's earlier intimation on May 2, 2026, regarding the declaration of the lockout. Following the lifting of the lockout, employees and workmen have been directed to report for duty according to their shift schedules. The company has made the necessary arrangements to resume operations at the facility.
Andhra Paper Limited is actively engaged in discussions with relevant authorities and employee representatives to facilitate the earliest possible restoration of normal operations. The company has stated it will continue to update the stock exchanges on any further developments.
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