DCM Shriram sold a 50% stake in Shriram Polytech to Teknor Apex for $5.6 million, creating the PolyTek joint venture. The deal combines domestic vinyl compound manufacturing with global polymer expert
DCM Shriram commissioned additional epichlorohydrin capacity at its Jhagadia facility, raising total annual output to 52,000 metric tons. The expansion targets increased supply for downstream resin an
DCM Shriram aims to complete a renewable energy expansion at its Bharuch chlor-alkali facility by June 2027, marking a key sustainability step for India's largest plant.
DCM Shriram's chemical business saw sales rise but operating income slip in Q3 due to higher costs, with caustic soda utilization climbing to 79% on expanded capacity.
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