DIACABS Subsidiary Commences Commercial Production at Second Rod Mill, Boosting Annual Capacity to 73,200 MT
The addition of 30,000 MT per annum capacity for Next Generation AL 59 Wire Rods, increasing total capacity to 73,200 MT per annum, is a substantial enhancement to the company's production capabilities, expected to boost its top line and market position in the power transmission sector.
The commencement of commercial production at the second rod mill significantly increases the company's manufacturing capacity for advanced products, indicating business expansion and operational progress.
Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited announced on 30 September 2025, in continuation of its communication dated 4 March 2025, that the second fully integrated Rod Mill at its wholly-owned subsidiary, DICABS Nextgen Special Alloys, in Vadodara, Gujarat, has commenced commercial production. * This new mill is dedicated to manufacturing Next Generation AL 59 Wire Rods, advanced aluminium-based alloys for high-efficiency power transmission conductors. * The installed production capacity of this unit is 2,500 MT per month, equivalent to 30,000 MT per annum. * With this commissioning, two out of the three greenfield rod mills at the Vadodara plant are now operational, with only one remaining to be commissioned. * The company and its subsidiary now operate: * Its own rod mill with a capacity of 1,200 MT per month. * One rod mill with a capacity of 2,400 MT per month (DICABS Nextgen). * An additional rod mill of 2,500 MT per month capacity (DICABS Nextgen). * As a result, the total installed capacity for Wire Rods has reached 73,200 MT per annum, significantly enhancing the company’s overall conductor production capabilities and top line. * The investment for this second rod mill was ₹20 crore, financed through internal accruals. * The rationale for this capacity addition is to support the needs of power utilities undertaking corridor strengthening, renewable energy integration, and urban distribution upgrades.
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