Lords Chloro Alkali Terminates Lease Agreement for New CPW Manufacturing Unit
Lords Chloro Alkali terminated a lease for a new CPW manufacturing unit due to the lessor's failure to secure land use approval and unsuitable water quality, impacting expansion plans.
The termination of the lease for a new CPW manufacturing unit means a delay or cancellation of a planned expansion, which could affect future growth prospects. However, it does not directly impact existing operations or immediate financial performance.
The termination of a lease for a planned industrial unit due to critical issues like lack of CLU approval, inability to get industrial permissions, and unfit water quality indicates a significant setback for the company's expansion plans.
Lords Chloro Alkali Limited has terminated a lease agreement with Varahalakshmi Infrastructure Private Limited (VIPL), a related party. The agreement, executed on March 19, 2025, was for a 10.4-acre property with a 40,000 sq ft building at NH-8, Village Salhawas Distt. Rewari, intended for a new industrial unit to manufacture Chlorinated Paraffin Wax (CPW) and other chemicals. The lease was for a term of 9 years with a monthly rent of ₹3,00,000. * The termination was due to Varahalakshmi Infrastructure Private Limited's failure to obtain Change of Land Use (CLU) approval for industrial purposes, a prerequisite for operationalizing the premises. * Consequently, Lords Chloro Alkali Limited was unable to apply for mandatory industrial approvals and licenses. * Additionally, water quality testing conducted by Lords Chloro confirmed the available water supply was brackish and unfit for the planned CPW operations. * The transaction was considered an arm's length related party transaction, as Mr. Alok Dhir, a director in VIPL, is a relative of Mr. Madhav Dhir, Whole-Time Director of Lords Chloro Alkali Limited.
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