Madhya Bharat Agro Products Approves Major Capacity Expansion at Dhule
Madhya Bharat Agro Products Limited announced Board approval for a new capacity addition of 3,30,000 TPY DAP/NPK, 66,000 TPY Phosphoric Acid, and 3,96,000 TPY Sulphuric Acid at Dhule, Maharashtra. The project is estimated to cost ₹450 Crores and commercial production is expected by 2027-28.
The capacity expansion represents a substantial capital expenditure and a strategic move to increase production of key fertilizers, which is expected to have a significant impact on the company's market share and financial performance.
The announcement details a significant capacity expansion, indicating growth and a positive outlook for the company's future operations and market position.
Madhya Bharat Agro Products Limited (MBAPL) has received principal approval from its Board of Directors for a significant capacity expansion at its Dhule, Maharashtra facility. The expansion includes the addition of 3,30,000 Tonnes Per Annum (TPY) for DAP/NPK plants, alongside 66,000 TPY for Phosphoric Acid and 3,96,000 TPY for Sulphuric Acid plants.
This strategic move aims to meet the growing demand-supply gap for DAP/NPK fertilizers in India. The company anticipates that commercial production from this expansion will commence during the fiscal year 2027-28, subject to obtaining necessary approvals. The estimated investment for this project is approximately ₹450 Crores, with financing expected through a combination of equity, debt, and internal accruals.
The expansion is part of MBAPL's broader strategy to enhance its integrated fertilizer complex, strengthen backward integration, and diversify its product portfolio. The company also highlighted its improved operational performance, strategic raw material initiatives including preferred buyer status under the SECI SIGHT Scheme for green ammonia, and an expanding market presence across thirteen Indian states.
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