APAR Industries is set to expand its production capacity for Continuous Transposed Conductors (CTC) to 20,490 MT per annum by the third quarter of FY26. The company revealed its ambitious plans to cater to increasing demand driven by the government’s prioritization of power generation and transmission infrastructure.
Key Highlights:
- Current and Expanded Capacity:
- Existing capacity: 7,350 MT per annum.
- Expected addition (Nov 2024 – Mar 2025): 5,160 MT per annum.
- Proposed capacity after full expansion: 7,980 MT per annum.
- Total capacity post-expansion: 20,490 MT per annum.
- Investment and Timeline:
- Total investment required: Rs. 72.55 crore.
- Mode of financing: Internal accruals and debt.
- Expected completion: Q3 FY26.
- Strategic Rationale:
- The expansion aligns with the National Electricity Plan (October 2024), which projects the addition of:
- 1,91,474 ckm of transmission lines.
- 12,74,185 MVA of transformation capacity at 220 kV and above voltage levels by 2032.
- Post-expansion, APAR’s production capacity will triple, enabling it to meet the growing demand for transmission and power infrastructure.
- The expansion aligns with the National Electricity Plan (October 2024), which projects the addition of:
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Outlook:
This strategic investment positions APAR Industries as a key player in supporting India’s energy transition and infrastructure growth. By leveraging its enhanced capacity, the company is poised to address increased domestic and international demand for advanced conductors.
Shares of APAR Industries are likely to remain in focus as the company progresses with its expansion plans.
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