PCBL: Greenfield Project is commissioned with a manufacturing capacity of 1,47,000 MTPA

 

  • PCBL: Greenfield Project is commissioned with a manufacturing capacity of 1,47,000 MTPA
  • Commencement of commercial production of first phase (63,000 MTPA) of the Greenfield Project, Co. is pleased to inform that the final phase (84,000 MTPA) of the Greenfield Project have been successfully commissioned today, i.e. 12th September, 2023
  • With this, the Greenfield Project is commissioned with a manufacturing capacity of 1,47,000 MTPA 
  • INDUSTRY 4.0: Smart factory Solutions Smart Automation in new manufacturing unit in Chennai, Tamil Nadu to generate key analytics and dashboards, eliminate human error and improve safety
  • Strong Focus on R&D for Expansion of High Margin Product Portfolio 
  • 7th Largest carbon black company globally and  Largest Carbon Black Company in India with  Domestic Capacity (KT) of  770  

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