Deepak Nitrite has launched its state-of-the-art Deepak Research & Development Centre (DRDC)2.0, a 5-acre green campus in Savli, Vadodara. Equipped with cutting-edge labs and pilot plants, the center aims to pioneer innovations in chemistry. This facility will boost the company’s R&D capabilities, supporting the development of new products and processes. The center will also use renewable solar energy.
Next-Gen R&D Center
Deepak Nitrite Limited has announced the inauguration of its new, cutting-edge Deepak Research & Development Centre (DRDC) – Version 2.0, located in Savli, Vadodara. This facility is designed to drive innovation in chemical, petrochemical, and advanced materials.
Facility Highlights
The DRDC 2.0 is a sprawling 5-acre campus intended to be a world-class innovation center. It includes advanced laboratories, comprehensive analytical facilities, an engineering unit, a piloting unit, and a polymer unit. The center is also equipped for the safe handling of various chemicals and features a dedicated unit for pressure reactors. DRDC will utilize renewable solar energy to power most of its operations.
Key Features of the R&D Center
- Expanded Capacity & Advanced Infrastructure
- Cutting-edge laboratories and pilot plant facilities to support larger-scale experimentation and faster innovation cycles.
- Next-Gen Technology Integration
- State-of-the-art analytical instruments, AI-driven research tools, and sustainable process development capabilities.
- Focus on Multidisciplinary Chemistry
- Accelerating breakthroughs across chemicals, petrochemicals, and advanced materials to develop next-level products and processes with enhanced performance and environmental benefits.
The company is expanding its R&D capabilities and digital transformation efforts. Over 100 professionals, including PhDs, are working at the center to boost innovation and optimize processes.
Leadership Comments
Mr. Deepak Mehta, Chairman and Managing Director of Deepak Nitrite, stated that the Research and Technology Center will serve as an incubation hub for innovation and knowledge creation. It reflects the company’s commitment to core chemistries and sustainable processes, aiming to position India as a global hub for specialty chemicals.
Mr. Maulik Mehta, CEO of Deepak Nitrite, added that the new center is an invitation to develop and innovate, emphasizing the company’s investment in chemistry and the manufacture of valuable chemicals. The DRDC 2.0 is now open for business.
Source: BSE