Captain Pipes Begins Production at Ahmedabad Facility
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Captain Pipes Begins Production at Ahmedabad Facility

Captain Pipes Ltd has commenced commercial production at its new manufacturing unit in Ahmedabad on 25 May 2025. The new plant adds an annual production capacity of twenty thousand metric tonnes and is expected to support the company's long-term growth strategy.
The facility will enhance Captain Pipes' supply capabilities in the agriculture and plumbing segments, offering a broad range of PVC piping products including column pipes, pressure pipes, uPVC, CPVC, and SWR fittings. The company aims to strengthen its customer-centric approach through innovation and operational efficiency.
Founded in 2010, Captain Pipes is a key player in the polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipes sector with a robust domestic distribution network and growing export presence. The company is led by Managing Director Mr Gopal Khichadia and Chairman Mr Ramesh Khichadia, who bring over thirty years of industry expertise.
With a commitment to quality and sustainability, the firm continues to invest in advanced manufacturing technologies and research to meet evolving market needs. The new unit marks a strategic milestone in expanding its footprint in western India.

Source:Press release by Captain Pipes Ltd 

Captain Pipes Ltd has commenced commercial production at its new manufacturing unit in Ahmedabad on 25 May 2025. The new plant adds an annual production capacity of twenty thousand metric tonnes and is expected to support the company's long-term growth strategy.The facility will enhance Captain Pipes' supply capabilities in the agriculture and plumbing segments, offering a broad range of PVC piping products including column pipes, pressure pipes, uPVC, CPVC, and SWR fittings. The company aims to strengthen its customer-centric approach through innovation and operational efficiency.Founded in 2010, Captain Pipes is a key player in the polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipes sector with a robust domestic distribution network and growing export presence. The company is led by Managing Director Mr Gopal Khichadia and Chairman Mr Ramesh Khichadia, who bring over thirty years of industry expertise.With a commitment to quality and sustainability, the firm continues to invest in advanced manufacturing technologies and research to meet evolving market needs. The new unit marks a strategic milestone in expanding its footprint in western India.Source:Press release by Captain Pipes Ltd 

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