Lords Chloro Alkali Terminates Lease for CPW Unit Due to Regulatory and Water Quality Issues
Lords Chloro Alkali terminated a lease for a new CPW unit with a related party due to failure in obtaining regulatory approvals and unsuitable water quality, hindering industrial operations.
The termination of the lease agreement for a new industrial unit represents a medium impact as it delays or halts the company's plans to manufacture Chlorinated Paraffin Wax (CPW) and related chemicals, requiring them to find an alternative solution or location. This could lead to increased costs and time to market for the new product.
The termination of the lease agreement for a planned manufacturing unit due to critical issues like lack of regulatory approvals and unsuitable water quality indicates a setback for the company's expansion plans, leading to a negative sentiment.
* Lords Chloro Alkali Limited has terminated a Lease Agreement with Varahalakshmi Infrastructure Private Limited (VIPL), a related party, for a property located at NH-8, Village Salhawas, Distt. Rewari. * The agreement, executed on March 19, 2025, was for approximately 10.4 acres with a 40,000 Sq ft building to be constructed for setting up an industrial unit to manufacture Chlorinated Paraffin Wax (CPW) and other chemicals for a term of 9 years. The monthly rent was ₹3,00,000. * The termination was due to three key reasons: * VIPL's failure to obtain Change of Land Use (CLU) approval for industrial purposes, stemming from lack of clarity in the Manesar Bawal Investment Region (MBIR) plan 2031 & 2039, which was a fundamental pre-condition. * The Company's inability to apply for mandatory industrial approvals and licenses without a valid CLU. * Water quality deficiency, as testing confirmed the available water supply was Brackish and unfit for planned CPW operations. * VIPL is a related party as Mr. Alok Dhir, a director in VIPL, is a relative of Mr. Madhav Dhir, Whole-Time Director of Lords Chloro Alkali Limited. The transaction was conducted at arm's length.
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