DCM Shriram commissions Aluminium & Calcium Chloride plants in Bharuch
DCM Shriram commissioned Aluminium Chloride and Calcium Chloride plants in Bharuch on September 30, 2026. The Aluminium Chloride plant has a capacity of 100 TPD, increasing total capacity to 250 TPD. One line of the Calcium Chloride plant (133 TPD) is operational, with the second line expected in October 2026.
The commissioning of new plants represents strategic downstream integration, which is expected to enhance the company's chemical business operations and resilience. This is a significant step but doesn't immediately translate to a massive financial impact that would warrant a 'HIGH' rating.
The commissioning of new plants and expansion of capacity indicates positive business development and growth for the company.
DCM Shriram Limited has announced the commissioning of two new plants at its facility in Bharuch, Gujarat, on 30th September 2026.
The first plant is an Aluminium Chloride facility with a capacity of 100 Tonnes Per Day (TPD). This commissioning increases the company's total Aluminium Chloride capacity to 250 TPD.
The second plant is a Calcium Chloride facility, which has one line commissioned with a capacity of 133 TPD. The second line of similar capacity is expected to be commissioned in October 2026. The product quality has been well-received in the market.
These new plants represent a strategic downstream integration of chlorine, utilizing chlorine directly for Aluminium chloride and Hydrochloric acid (derived from chlorine) for Calcium chloride. This integration is expected to enhance the flexibility and resilience of the company's overall Chemical business.
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