Rushil Decor to Upgrade Mansa Unit, Temporary Shutdown until April 20, 2026
Rushil Decor is upgrading its Mansa, Gujarat, laminate sheet manufacturing unit by replacing its steam boiler system with a Thermic Fluid Heater. The plant will temporarily shut down until approximately April 20, 2026, for implementation. This upgrade is expected to improve efficiency and productivity, with an estimated sales loss of ₹4 Crores during the shutdown period.
The temporary shutdown of a manufacturing unit and an estimated sales loss of ₹4 Crores will have a noticeable short-term impact on the company's operations and financials. However, the upgrade is expected to bring long-term benefits, mitigating a high impact.
The announcement details a technological upgrade and temporary shutdown, which has neutral implications. While the upgrade aims for future benefits like improved efficiency and productivity, the immediate impact is a temporary halt in operations and an estimated sales loss.
Rushil Decor Limited (RDL) announced on April 1, 2026, that it is undertaking a technological upgradation at its laminate sheet manufacturing unit in Mansa, Gujarat. The company will replace its existing steam boiler system, which serves two press machines, with a Thermic Fluid Heater system. This new system will also cater to the third press currently using a Thermic Fluid Heater.
The transition is expected to yield significant operational and environmental benefits, including improved fuel efficiency, reduced water consumption, and enhanced overall plant efficiency. The Thermic Fluid Heater system is also anticipated to improve the quality and productivity of the final products. Furthermore, the new system will enable automation through auto-feeding mechanisms, replacing the manual feeding system of the steam boiler, which is expected to improve operational safety and reduce manpower dependency.
This technological upgradation and temporary shutdown will affect only the jumbo size laminated sheet manufacturing unit and RHPL laminate sheet manufacturing units at Mansa, Gujarat. The company's other two manufacturing units in Dholakuva and Mansa GIDC, Gujarat, will remain unaffected and continue operations without interruption.
The plant is expected to remain temporarily shut down until approximately April 20, 2026, to implement these changes. The estimated loss of sales during this period is approximately ₹4 Crores.
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