SRF Board Approves ₹250 Crore BOPET Thick Film Line Expansion
SRF Limited's Board has approved a capital expenditure of ₹250 Crores for setting up a BOPET Thick Film Line. The project aims to add 25,000 MTPA capacity within 24 months, financed by debt and internal accruals. This move targets specialized industrial and electronic applications.
The capacity addition of 25,000 MTPA with an investment of ₹250 Crores is a substantial move that could impact the company's market position and financial performance in the specialized BOPET thick film segment.
The company's board has approved a significant capital expenditure for capacity addition, indicating a positive outlook and strategic growth initiative.
SRF Limited announced that its Board of Directors, in a meeting held on July 22, 2026, has approved a significant capital expenditure proposal.
The company plans to establish a new BOPET Thick Film Line with a projected cost of ₹250 Crores.
This expansion involves adding a capacity of 25,000 MTPA. The timeline for adding this proposed capacity is within 24 months from the date of the Board's approval. The investment will be financed through a mix of debt and internal accruals.
The rationale behind this investment is the strategic positioning of BOPET thick film as a specialized product catering to industrial and electronic end-use segments. This new substrate is expected to offer better management of cyclicality compared to commodity thin films, and the limited domestic capacity further reduces potential volatility.
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