Jain Resource Recycling's Manufacturing Operations Fully Resumed Post-Fire Incident
Jain Resource Recycling Limited's manufacturing operations at Unit II, including the fire-affected shed, are permitted to resume following the revocation of a prohibition order by the Director of Industrial Safety and Health on August 04, 2026. The company is complying with stipulated safety conditions.
The resumption of manufacturing operations is crucial for the company's business, but the financial impact is still being assessed, hence a medium impact.
The revocation of the prohibition order and the permission to resume full manufacturing operations is a positive development for the company.
Jain Resource Recycling Limited has received an Order dated August 04, 2026, from the Director of Industrial Safety and Health, Chennai, revoking the prohibition order issued under Section 40(2) of the Factories Act, 1948. This revocation follows an appeal filed by the company and acknowledges the rectifications and safety measures implemented after a fire incident.
The company had previously received an order on July 28, 2026, permitting the resumption of manufacturing operations at its Unit II facility, except for the shed affected by the fire. The inspection conducted on July 31, 2026, by the Additional Director, Industrial Safety and Health, Chennai, noted the safety improvements.
The latest order, dated August 04, 2026, revokes the earlier prohibition order of July 27, 2026, subject to specific safety conditions. This allows Jain Resource Recycling Limited to resume manufacturing operations at the affected shed within its Unit II facility. The company is committed to adhering to all stipulated safety requirements. The financial impact of this development is currently under assessment.
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