Pitti Engineering Approves ₹450 Crore Capex for Capacity Expansion and Consolidation
Pitti Engineering approved ₹450 crore capex for capacity expansion and consolidation of lamination operations. The project, to be implemented in phases until FY 2030-31, aims to increase sheet metal capacity by 1,60,000 MT and machining hours to 13,14,000. This expansion supports growth in key sectors.
The substantial capex of ₹450 crores for capacity expansion and integration of operations is a material development that is expected to significantly impact the company's future revenue, profitability, and market position.
The announcement details a significant capital expenditure aimed at capacity expansion and operational consolidation, driven by strong demand in key sectors. This indicates a positive outlook for future growth and operational efficiency.
Pitti Engineering Limited announced today, 22nd October 2026, that its Board of Directors has approved a significant capital expenditure (capex) of ₹450 crores. This investment is earmarked to enhance manufacturing capacities and value-addition capabilities.
The project also aims to consolidate the company's fragmented lamination manufacturing operations in Karnataka into a single, integrated facility. The implementation is planned in phases, extending up to the Financial Year 2030-31.
The company currently has a consolidated installed capacity of 1,08,000 MT per annum for sheet metal (lamination) and 8,13,600 machining hours. An ongoing expansion is underway to increase machining capacity to 10,80,000 hours by Q1 2029-30. The proposed expansion includes adding 1,60,000 MT per annum of sheet metal capacity and increasing machining hours to 13,14,000. Current capacity utilization stands at approximately 78% for sheet metal and 85% for machining.
The rationale behind this expansion is the sustained growth in demand across key sectors such as mining, off-highway vehicles, power generation, data centers, railways, and metro infrastructure. The investment is expected to support anticipated business volume growth, strengthen manufacturing capabilities, improve operational efficiencies, optimize costs, and drive future growth.
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