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Aarti Industries Secures ₹1,500 Crore Supply Deal Over 10 Years, To Set Up New Facility

Mumbai: Aarti Industries Limited (AIL) on 13 October 2026 announced a new manufacturing and supply agreement with a global speciality chemical company. The agreement has a cumulative revenue potential of approximately ₹1,500 crore over its 10-year term. Manufacturing Facility The company will set up, commission, and operate a dedicated manufacturing facility in India for a speciality chemical.…

Aarti Industries Secures ₹1,500 Crore Supply Deal Over 10 Years, To Set Up New Facility

On October 13, 2026, Aarti Industries Limited (AIL) announced a new manufacturing and supply agreement with a global specialty chemical company. The agreement has a potential revenue of around ₹1,500 crore over a decade. Aarti Industries will develop a dedicated manufacturing facility in India, utilizing the customer's proprietary process technology. The capital expenditure for this facility is estimated to be under US$25 million. Operations are expected to commence in FY2028–29, subject to approvals.

The agreement aims to enhance supply-chain resilience and align with the customer's growth plans in India, through localized manufacturing. For Aarti Industries, it broadens its global customer base and reinforces its manufacturing capabilities. Managing Director and CEO, Suyog Kotecha, expressed satisfaction that this agreement introduces a new global customer to the company.

He added that combining the customer's proprietary technology with Aarti Industries' strengths in scale-up engineering, execution, and dependable operations. Kotecha also highlighted that this long-term domestic supply arrangement offers sustained visibility and a capital-efficient growth platform. Moreover, it sets a base for the company to expand its engagement with the customer as their needs in India evolve.

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