Nestle India Adds New Maggi Noodles Line at Sanand Factory for ₹90 Crore
Nestlé India is adding a new Maggi Noodles production line at its Sanand Factory, Gujarat. The expansion will increase capacity by approximately 20,500 tons per annum. The project requires an investment of ₹90 crores and is expected to be completed within FY2026-27, financed through internal accruals.
The capacity addition is significant for the Maggi noodles segment and reflects strategic investment, but it is a brownfield expansion and part of ongoing capex, not a transformative event. The investment amount is substantial but within the company's financial capacity.
The company is expanding its production capacity, indicating growth and confidence in meeting future demand, which is a positive development.
Nestlé India Limited has announced the addition of a new Maggi Noodles production line at its Sanand Factory in Gujarat. This expansion is part of the company's strategic capital expenditure plan for greenfield and brownfield projects aimed at increasing overall capacities to meet future demand.
The new production line will add approximately 20,500 tons per annum to the existing capacity, which currently stands at around 141,600 tons per annum with an approximate utilization of 80%. The investment required for this capacity addition is approximately ₹90 crores, which will be financed through internal accruals.
This development is scheduled to be completed within the Financial Year 2026-27. The company also manufactures Maggi Noodles at its other factories. This information is provided in accordance with Regulation 30 and Schedule III of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
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