Satia Industries539201Equipment upgrade notice
Paper Machine-3 restarted after technological upgradation and rebuild; trials under way
Paper Machine-3 (PM-3) at the Rupana, Punjab plant was restarted on 07th September, 2026, after a major technological upgradation and rebuild.
- Machine
- Paper Machine-3 (PM-3)
- Plant Location
- Rupana, Punjab
- Restart Date
- 07th September, 2026
What was announced
- Paper Machine-3 (PM-3) at the company's manufacturing facility at VPO: Rupana, Punjab, was successfully restarted on 07th September, 2026.
- The restart followed the completion of a major technological upgradation and rebuild project on the machine.
Where the machine stands now
- PM-3 is presently undergoing the requisite trials and testing activities.
- The company says it is closely monitoring the performance of the machine during this phase.
- It expects to commence regular commercial operations upon successful completion of these activities.
How to read this update
- This is an operational update about one machine, PM-3. The sequence set out is: restart completed, then trials and testing, then regular commercial operations.
- The words used matter. The machine has been "restarted" and is "undergoing" trials; regular commercial operations are described as an expectation, conditional on the trials and testing being completed successfully.
What a reader may want to track
- A further update confirming that PM-3 has begun regular commercial operations would mark the end of the trial phase described here.
- Until that happens, the machine is in the testing stage rather than in regular commercial production, based on what the company has stated.
Source: BSE · 8 Oct 2026
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