Ganesha Ecopet Expands Warangal Capacity by 22,500 TPA to 87,000 TPA; Odisha Project Dropped
Ganesha Ecopet, a subsidiary of Ganesha Ecosphere, will expand its Warangal unit's rPET granules capacity by 22,500 TPA to a total of 87,000 TPA. The Odisha greenfield project is dropped. The expansion is expected to be completed by March 2027, with an investment of ₹125 crore financed through debt, equity, and internal accruals. The current capacity utilization is around 85%.
The expansion of the Warangal unit represents a moderate increase in capacity and investment, while the cancellation of the Odisha project mitigates any significant negative impact.
The announcement conveys a change in expansion strategy, with both positive (capacity increase in Warangal) and neutral (dropping Odisha project) elements.
Ganesha Ecosphere Limited announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Ganesha Eco PET Private Limited, has decided to drop its planned greenfield project in Odisha. This decision was made during a board meeting held on May 20, 2026, after considering market dynamics. The project was initially intended to add a capacity of 67,500 TPA for manufacturing rPET Chips/Granules. This was in furtherance to their earlier intimation dated 3rd February, 2025. Instead, Ganesha Ecopet will expand its existing rPET granules capacity at its Warangal unit by 22,500 TPA. This expansion will bring the total installed capacity of the Warangal unit to 87,000 TPA. The existing capacity is 64,500 TPA, which includes 22,500 TPA that has been commissioned but is yet to start commercial production. The current capacity utilization is around 85%. The proposed capacity addition is expected to be completed by March 2027 and will require an investment of ₹125 crore, financed through a mix of debt, equity, and internal accruals. These estimates are based on management's assessment and are subject to change.
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