Nava Limited has announced the successful completion of critical maintenance activities for its two Ferro Alloys Plant (FAP) furnaces at the Odisha Works. Operations are set to resume on August 1, 2026, with both furnaces operating on captive power. The company’s 30 MW Captive Power Plant (CPP) remained operational during the shutdown, pursuing merchant sales of power.
Operations Resumption at Ferro Alloys Plant
Nava Limited has officially confirmed the resumption of operations for its Ferro Alloys Plant (FAP) furnaces. Following a period of scheduled proactive maintenance, the company announced that the planned critical maintenance activities have been successfully concluded. This resumption is a significant step towards normalizing production and revenue streams.
Key Details of Resumption
The two Furnaces of the Ferro Alloys Plant at the Company’s Odisha Works will recommence operations with effect from August 1, 2026. Importantly, operations will resume with the utilization of captive power, underscoring the company’s integrated operational capabilities.
Captive Power Plant Status
During the temporary shutdown of the Ferro Alloy Furnaces, Nava Limited’s 30 MW Captive Power Plant (CPP), also located at the Odisha Works, continued to operate. The CPP actively pursued merchant sales of power, thereby sustaining its financial contribution to the company and mitigating the impact of the furnace outage.
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