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Aeroflex Industries To Invest ₹202 Crore By March 2028, Eyes ₹500-550 Crore Additional Revenue

Mumbai: Aeroflex Industries Limited (NSE: AEROFLEX, BSE: 543972) on October 14, 2026, announced a capital expenditure outlay of ₹202 crore. The investment aims to strengthen manufacturing capabilities across SS Hose & Braiding, Assemblies, and Liquid Cooling Skid Assemblies. Capacity Expansion Details The company plans to increase SS Hose & Braiding manufacturing capacity from 20 million metres…

Aeroflex Industries To Invest ₹202 Crore By March 2028, Eyes ₹500-550 Crore Additional Revenue

On October 14, 2026, Aeroflex Industries Limited announced a substantial investment of ₹202 crore to bolster its manufacturing capabilities. The capital expenditure will bolster production across SS Hose & Braiding, Assemblies, and Liquid Cooling Skid Assemblies.

The company plans to increase SS Hose & Braiding manufacturing capacity from the current 20 million meters annually to 30 million meters per annum. Additionally, the Liquid Cooling Skid Assemblies production is expected to expand to 30,000 pieces annually, boosting overall capacity in this area.

Funding for this expansion is to be sourced through a combination of equity, bridge loans, and internal accruals. This expansion will involve both brownfield expansion of the existing Taloja facility and the construction of a new manufacturing plant dedicated to Hose Assemblies. Aeroflex Industries anticipates completing these expansions by March 2028.

Asad Daud, the company's Managing Director, highlighted that this investment underscores Aeroflex Industries' commitment to strengthening its core manufacturing operations and expanding into high-growth and emerging sectors. This move is strategic, aiming to meet the demand from newer industrial applications, evolving customer needs, and the increasing demand for AI workloads and data center infrastructure.

The company's strategic focus is on liquid cooling solutions and high-density computing, with projections indicating that at peak capacity utilization, the expanded facilities could generate incremental revenue ranging from ₹500 crore to ₹550 crore.

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