Deepak Nitrite Commissions Rs 1.15 Billion Hydrogenation Plant
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Deepak Nitrite Commissions Rs 1.15 Billion Hydrogenation Plant

Deepak Nitrite, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Deepak Chem Tech, has commissioned a new hydrogenation plant at Dahej in Bharuch district, Gujarat.

The state-of-the-art facility became operational on 26 September 2025, representing a major milestone in the company’s growth strategy. Built with an investment of about Rs 1.15 billion, the plant is designed to expand production capacity and enhance manufacturing efficiency.

The new facility is expected to support Deepak Nitrite’s long-term expansion plans by meeting rising demand and boosting output in key chemical segments.

This development strengthens the company’s operational base in Gujarat, one of India’s leading industrial hubs. It also aligns with Deepak Nitrite’s vision to sustain growth and competitiveness in the chemical industry through continuous investment in advanced technologies and infrastructure.

Deepak Nitrite, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Deepak Chem Tech, has commissioned a new hydrogenation plant at Dahej in Bharuch district, Gujarat. The state-of-the-art facility became operational on 26 September 2025, representing a major milestone in the company’s growth strategy. Built with an investment of about Rs 1.15 billion, the plant is designed to expand production capacity and enhance manufacturing efficiency. The new facility is expected to support Deepak Nitrite’s long-term expansion plans by meeting rising demand and boosting output in key chemical segments. This development strengthens the company’s operational base in Gujarat, one of India’s leading industrial hubs. It also aligns with Deepak Nitrite’s vision to sustain growth and competitiveness in the chemical industry through continuous investment in advanced technologies and infrastructure.

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