ScoutQuest26 Sep 2026
Chemplast Sanmar543336Facility reopening notice

EDC Plant at Karaikal Recommences Operations After Provisional Revocation of Prohibition Order

The EDC plant at Karaikal, Puducherry has restarted operations after authorities provisionally revoked the prohibition order, subject to conditions.

Plant & Machinery Damage
Rs. 5 Crores
Plant Status
EDC plant at Karaikal, Puducherry restarted operations
Regulatory Status
Provisional revocation of prohibition order, pending final PPCC review
Insurance Action
Insurance claim intimated and loss assessment in progress

What happened

The Company's Ethylene-Di-Chloride (EDC) manufacturing plant at Karaikal, Puducherry had its operations disrupted after an incident, followed by a prohibition order from the Inspector of Factories and directions from the Puducherry Pollution Control Committee (PPCC).

After implementing corrective measures, the Company has received a provisional revocation of the prohibition order from both authorities, allowing recommencement of operations by adhering to certain conditions. The EDC plant re-commenced operations.

What is still pending

Damage and insurance

Steps taken

A detailed Root Cause Analysis and a HAZOP study were carried out to identify the causes of the incident and determine corrective and preventive measures, which the Company has since implemented.

How investors may read it

Restart of a disrupted plant removes an operational overhang, though the permission is provisional and conditional, with a further review by the PPCC pending.

More numbers
  • Estimated Plant & Machinery damageRs. 5 Crores
Source: BSE · 26 Sep 2026

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