| Revised Capex | ₹1,100 CrBharuch Project |
|---|---|
| Target Capacity | 1,600 TPDTotal Molten Glass |
| Market Cap | ₹6,973 CrConsumer Durables |
| RSI (14) | 36.42Neutral Zone |
| Execution period | by end of March 2027 |
| Deal value | ₹1,100 Cr |
| Share of market cap | 15.8% |
| Share of annual revenue | 68.1% |
Key highlights
- Total production capacity will increase from 1,000 TPD to 1,600 TPD upon completion
- Revised project cost estimate raised to ₹1,100 crore from the original ₹950 crore
- Additional ₹150 crore outlay to be funded entirely through internal accruals
- Commissioning deadline extended to March 2027 citing Middle East conflict disruptions
- Eligible for multiple financial incentives under the Viksit Gujarat Industrial Policy 2026
What Is the Expansion?
Borosil Renewables is significantly scaling its manufacturing footprint in Bharuch, Gujarat, by adding 600 tonnes per day (TPD) of molten glass production capacity. This expansion is being executed through the installation of two specialized 300 TPD furnaces, designated as SG-4 and SG-5. Once operational, the company's total installed capacity will reach 1,600 TPD, a 60% increase from its current level of 1,000 TPD.
While the project was originally slated for completion by December 2026, the updated schedule now targets March 2027 to accommodate logistics adjustments and a revised technical scope that ensures the facility can meet evolving photovoltaic glass standards.
Strategic Rationale
- The ongoing Middle East conflict has disrupted global supply chains for over seven months, affecting critical equipment delivery.
- Currency exchange rate fluctuations and rising commodity prices necessitated an upward revision of the capital expenditure budget.
- Expanded project scope includes technical enhancements to maximize furnace efficiency and long-term production volume.
- Funding the ₹150 crore cost increase through internal accruals ensures the expansion proceeds without increasing company borrowings.
- Proximity to Gujarat’s industrial hubs allows the company to leverage local policy benefits and specialized logistics networks.
Industry Outlook
The company’s expansion aligns with India's aggressive renewable energy targets, specifically the goal of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030. Borosil Renewables remains a central player in the domestic solar value chain, benefiting from the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) framework which encourages local sourcing. Furthermore, the company is eligible for various financial incentives under the Viksit Gujarat Industrial Policy – 2026, including power tariff subsidies and capital reimbursements.
This favorable regulatory environment, combined with rising demand for high-efficiency solar modules, supports the long-term utilization of the expanded 1,600 TPD capacity.
Financial Context
- The company reported TTM revenue of ₹1,614.95 crore, representing a growth of 17% in the most recent quarter compared to the previous year.
- Operating profit margins stood at 31.35% for the June 2026 quarter, reflecting resilient operational efficiency despite macro headwinds.
- Institutional ownership has seen a recent uptick, with FIIs and mutual funds increasing their combined stake by 2.35% sequentially.
- The stock’s current price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 18.23 remains significantly below its three-year average of 61.37.
| Share price | ₹473.75 |
|---|---|
| Market capitalisation | ₹6,972.83 Cr |
| Revenue (annual) | ₹1,555.84 Cr |
| Net profit (annual) | ₹129.08 Cr |
| Revenue (latest quarter) | ₹405.69 Cr-7.78% vs previous quarter |
| Net profit (latest quarter) | ₹86.84 Cr-48.66% vs previous quarter |
| P/E (TTM) | 18.23×Sector 45.82× |
| Promoter holding | 56.02%-2.75% QoQ |
| FII holding | 5.62%Current quarter |
Reference market data from a third-party provider, as of the story. Not a valuation or a recommendation.
Exchange filing by Borosil Renewables Ltd announcing an update on the 600 TPD capacity expansion project at Bharuch. Market figures from a third-party data provider.
