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Expansion of Ibuprofen Capacity, New CDMO Business for Pharmaceutical Formulation and Dedicated Specialty Chemicals Manufacturing Facility

Filed: 09 Sep 2026, 14:33 IST Exchange: BSE Category: Corporate Action — Capacity Expansion and New Business
Expansion of Ibuprofen capacity by 6,000 MT to total 18,000 MT per annum at Barnala site; project cost ~₹350 Cr funded by internal accruals. New CDMO pharmaceutical formulation facility with 1,500 million tablets capacity established at Barnala; cost ~₹110 Cr, GMP certified in Hungary, commercialisation expected Q3 FY27. Dedicated specialty chemicals manufacturing facility under long-term tolling for global customer; capex ~₹35 Cr, commercialisation expected Q3 FY27.
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