Greenlam Industries plans capital investment of Rs 950 cr

Capital Market 

For setting third laminate plant and its foray into plywood and particle board business

Greenlam Industries announced prominent plans for a fast-tracked expansion of the company. The company aims to invest Rs.950 crore over a period of 2-3 years, towards setting up of third Laminate plant and foray into Plywood and Particle Board business.

The investments in third Laminate plant and Particle Board will be done under Greenlam South, a 100% subsidiary of Greenlam Industries based at Naidupeta, in Andhra Pradesh. The company will invest in latest technology, equipment and new generation machinery to manufacture Particle Boards with a capacity of 231000 CBM per annum at an investment of Rs.600 crore. The company shall set up laminate capacity of 3.5 mn sheets & boards per annum at an investment of Rs.225 crores. This state-ofthe-art integrated facility will be first of its kind in the industry providing matching decors for laminates, compacts, post forming laminate and prelam particle boards, thereby providing holistic surfacing & substrate solution to the customers.

The dedicated Plywood manufacturing facility will come under the newly acquired subsidiary HG Industries based at Tindivanam, Tamil Nadu, having a capacity of 18.9 mn sqm. per annum with a Capex of Rs.125 crore.

Greenlam expects to commence the commercial production of Plywood & Laminate by Q4FY23 and Particle Board by Q4FY24.

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First Published: Mon, December 13 2021. 18:12 IST
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