Debottlenecked Multi Purpose Plant capacity at Dahej commissioned; commercial production begins
Navin Fluorine's wholly owned subsidiary NFASL has commissioned the debottlenecking capacity at its Multi Purpose Plant (MPP) at Dahej.
- Capex Amount
- ₹75 Crores
- Project Type
- Debottlenecking capacity at Multi Purpose Plant (MPP)
- Location
- Dahej
- Status
- Commercial production and dispatch started today
- Subsidiary
- Navin Fluorine Advanced Sciences Limited (NFASL)
What was announced
Navin Fluorine International has informed the exchanges that its wholly owned subsidiary, Navin Fluorine Advanced Sciences Limited (NFASL), has successfully commissioned the debottlenecking capacity for its Multi Purpose Plant (MPP) facility at the Dahej site. Commercial production and dispatch of the product have commenced from today.
Background
- The Board had approved funding of ₹75 Crores for this debottlenecking, communicated in an earlier intimation dated October 30, 2025.
- Debottlenecking means removing constraints in an existing plant to raise output, rather than building an entirely new facility.
Why it matters
A project moving from approval to commercial production means the capacity is now available for sale, and revenue from the added output can begin to flow. The disclosure is made under Regulation 30 of SEBI's Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations.
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More numbers
- Board-approved funding for debottlenecking of MPP facility₹75 Crores
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