Nexxus Petro Industries: Commissions 30 TPD Used Tyre Pyrolysis Plant

Nexxus Petro Industries Limited has announced the establishment of a 30 Tons Per Day (TPD) Used Tyre Pyrolysis Plant at its wholly owned facility in Pali, Rajasthan. Commercial production is slated to begin on August 30, 2026. This expansion into a new product line, used tyre pyrolysis oil (TPO), aligns with the company’s strategy for downstream integration and aims to generate significant additional revenue and profit margins.

New Production Facility Established

Nexxus Petro Industries Limited has successfully established a state-of-the-art Used Tyre Pyrolysis Plant with an installed capacity of 30 Tons Per Day (TPD). This facility is located at the company’s wholly owned operational site in Pali, Rajasthan.

Commercial Production to Commence

Commercial production from this new plant is scheduled to commence on August 30, 2026. The establishment of this facility is part of Nexxus Petro Industries’ ongoing business expansion and diversification initiatives.

Strategic Rationale and Expansion Plans

The company views this move as a strategic entry into the manufacturing of Used Tyre Pyrolysis Oil (TPO) and Carbon, which serve as direct, cost-effective substitutes for Light Diesel Oil (LDO) in road construction. This downstream integration strategy is expected to boost product margins. The facility is designed with pre-built scalability to support a total site capacity of 60 TPD, with plans for a Phase 2 expansion to an additional 30 TPD modular unit to follow shortly after successful Phase 1 operations.

Financial Projections and Opportunities

The new facility is targeted to generate annual revenues of ₹25–30 Crore in Phase 1, scaling up to ₹50–60 Crore upon full deployment of the 60 TPD capacity. The segment is expected to carry net profit margins of 8–10%. The company projects a turnover of ₹400 Crore for FY 2026-27. Opportunities identified include margin expansion via TPO, government support for bio-bitumen blending, and phased facility expansion with a zero-debt approach for the second phase.

Source: BSE

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