Hariom Pipe Industries faces temporary closure of Tamil Nadu unit by TNPCB
Hariom Pipe Industries Limited's Tamil Nadu unit faces temporary closure due to directions from the TNPCB over environmental compliance issues. The company is taking corrective measures and will operate through its Telangana unit to mitigate impact. The full financial impact is under assessment.
The closure of a unit will likely have an impact on operations and potentially financials, although the company is mitigating this by using its other unit and expects the closure to be temporary.
The company's manufacturing unit has received closure directions from the pollution control board, which is a negative development impacting operations.
Hariom Pipe Industries Limited has announced that it has received closure directions from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) for its unit located at SIPCOT Industrial Growth Centre, Perundurai, Erode District, Tamil Nadu. The directions, issued through the Electricity Board, mandate the temporary closure of operations and disconnection of power supply.
The company received the communication on April 02, 2026, at 02:22 PM. The closure is due to certain observations relating to environmental compliance under applicable pollution control norms. Hariom Pipe Industries Limited has initiated necessary steps to rectify the proceedings and restore operations at the earliest.
To mitigate any potential impact on sales, the company will continue its operations through its Telangana unit during this period. The full impact on financial and operational activities is currently being assessed. The company remains committed to restarting operations promptly and will update the stock exchanges once the matter is resolved.
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