Manali Petrochemicals Limited (MPL), to invest Rs 150 crore in ramping annual production capacity of propylene glycol (PG) - 2020
Manali Petrochemicals: Microcap
- Propylene Glycol
- The Indian Propylene Glycol (PG) market has largely been dominated by imports
- Propylene Glycol is a consumable used in Pharma & Fragrance Industries as carrier and Polyol is used as one of the ingredients to manufacture foam for seating, mattress, refrigeration, automotive segment usage and also used in Building & Construction industry
- Company specializes in the manufacture of Propylene Glycol, Polyether Polyol, and related substances. It is the sole domestic producer of Propylene Glycol and the first and largest Indian manufacturer of Propylene Oxide, a key input for these derivative products.
- PG is commonly used as a drug solubilizer in topical, oral, and injectable medications, a stabilizer for vitamins, and as a water-miscible co-solvent. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved PG as a safe additive for human consumption, particularly in pharmaceuticals and food formulations. Additionally, PG is used as a moisturizer in cosmetics and as a dispersant in fragrances. It also finds industrial applications in manufacturing resins and other products.
- Polyols are produced in four grades: Flexible Slabstock, Flexible Cold Cure, Rigid and Elastomers. They are utilized across various industries including automotive, refrigeration and temperature control, adhesives, sealants, coatings, furniture, and textiles. The use of Polyols is also expanding in footwear and roofing applications in India
- Company is the largest Indian manufacturer of Propylene Oxide and Propylene Glycol. Company shall strive to be the most innovative, customer-centric and sustainable chemical manufacturing company. With this ambition comes responsibility and opportunity, Company has invested and initiated several steps to reduce GHG emissions such as adopting R-LNG as a primary fuel for manufacturing operations. Company already has R-LNG supplies for Plant 1 and it is in the process of receiving of R-LNG supplies for Plant 2 by on or before March 2025. As part of green initiative, Company has planted 15 hectares of plantation which is 40% of total land extent in line with regulatory norms (increased from 33% as stipulated earlier) to reduce the GHG emissions. Further, Company also exploring advanced technological machineries to improve the energy efficiency in the areas of utilities and boilers.
Manali Petrochemicals Limited (MPL), to invest Rs 150 crore in ramping annual production capacity of propylene glycol (PG) - 2020
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- Manali Petrochemicals Limited (MPL), has decided to invest Rs 150 crore in ramping up its annual production capacity of propylene glycol (PG) from 22,000 tonnes per annum to 70,000 tonnes per annum
- The only manufacturer of PG in India, the company aims to expand its capacity by 48,000 tonnes in two phases
- The move is aimed to increase the domestic market of the MPL by reducing the dependence of the country on imports from China and Middle East countries
- The company said there is a huge demand for propylene glycol in India and a significant quantum of it is fulfilled by imports
- The annual demand for PG in the country is estimated at about 100,000 tonnes, of which about 75,000 tonnes are imported from various countries
- A sustainable strong demand for PG in the food and pharmaceutical sectors
- The demand for PG in India is about 100,000 tonnes per annum which are estimated to grow by 5 per cent annually
- The expansion will help MPL to cater to the rising demand of PG
- The substitution of imports will save significant import bills and will also propel India towards self-sufficiency in PG production capability
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