Commissioning of 10 MW Solar Power Plant at Arasanoor Takes Renewable Capacity to 41 MW
A new 10 MW solar plant at Arasanoor has been commissioned, adding to the existing 15 MW there.
- New Solar Capacity Commissioned
- 10 MW solar plant at Arasanoor
- Total Renewable Capacity
- Approximately 41 MW across all locations
- Investment in 25 MW Arasanoor Capacity
- Approximately Rs. 109.60 crore
- Total Renewable Energy Investment
- Close to ₹197 crore since 2016
- Annual Carbon Emissions Avoided
- Approximately 16,000 tonnes
What was announced
The company has commissioned a new 10 MW solar power plant at Arasanoor, in addition to the existing 15 MW plant at the same location.
Capacity mix after commissioning
- Total renewable capacity: approximately 41 MW
- 5 MW at Chithode
- 9 MW at Kavilipalayam
- 25 MW at Arasanoor
- 2 MW wind power at Kayathar
Money invested
- Total investment in the 25 MW Arasanoor solar capacity: approximately Rs. 109.60 crore
- Total renewable energy investment since 2016: close to ₹197 crore for 41 MW
- Power generated cumulatively so far: about 210 million units, valued at around ₹165 crore
Expected output and impact
The 25 MW Arasanoor facility is expected to generate about 2.0 million units of renewable electricity annually and support the integrated manufacturing facility at Perundurai and milk chilling centres. The company expects the additional capacity to help avoid approximately 16,000 tonnes of carbon emissions annually.
The solar plants are designed for a minimum operating life of about 28–30 years, with expected lifecycle generation of around 1,400 million units and an estimated reduction of about 1.35 million tonnes of CO2 emissions.
Other sustainability steps mentioned
- Steam turbine technology and a methane gas purification plant generating about 15,000 units of electricity daily
- Methane from effluent treatment purified and converted into CNG
- Biomass used for boiler operations
Management states that renewable sources now meet over 100% of total power requirements, and the company will continue to evaluate energy efficiency opportunities and sustain power neutrality.
Business context shared
Revenue grew at a CAGR of 31.26% between FY2024 and FY2026, reaching Rs. 3,138.36 crore in FY2026. As of June 30, 2026 the company offered 22 product categories with 640+ SKUs.
How investors may read it
The announcement is an operational and sustainability update. Captive renewable power can reduce dependence on conventional grid power and energy costs over time, though the update does not quantify the savings. The generation, lifecycle and emission figures are company expectations and are forward-looking in nature.
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More numbers
- New solar plant capacity at Arasanoor10 MW
- Existing solar capacity at Arasanoor15 MW
- Total renewable capacityapproximately 41 MW
- Investment in 25 MW Arasanoor solar capacityRs. 109.60 crore
- Total renewable energy investment since 2016₹197 crore
- Cumulative power generatedapproximately 210 million units
- Value of cumulative power generated₹165 crore
- Expected annual generation from 25 MW facilityapproximately 2.0 million units
- Annual carbon emissions avoidedapproximately 16,000 tonnes
- Solar plant operating lifeapproximately 28–30 years
- Revenue CAGR FY2024-FY202631.26%
- FY2026 revenueRs. 3,138.36 crore
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