Garware approves ₹191 crore sun-control-film capacity project

The May 2026 plan called for internal funding and a 14-month implementation period.

By Tint News · AI-assisted, source-based reporting

Published October 14, 20261 min read

Historical briefingThis is a newly published summary of an earlier development. Original news/source date: May 6, 2026. The publication date above records when Tint News published this article.

Board approval, not commissioning.May 6, 2026 · Maharashtra, India

ContextHistorical coverage prepared October 14, 2026.

ContextApproval and historical timetable do not establish commissioning.

Garware Hi-Tech Films approved a new sun-control-film lamination line at Waluj on May 6, 2026. The dedicated capacity-addition filing specified approximately ₹191 crore plus applicable taxes, funded through internal accruals.

The proposal would add 1,200 LSF of annual capacity to an existing 4,200 LSF. Using the company’s definition of LSF as lakh square feet, those figures are 120 million and 420 million square feet respectively. They describe capacity, not sales.

The board filing allowed 14 months for the addition. That was the timetable announced in May; this historical account does not establish commissioning or treat the forecast as a current delivery commitment.

This project concerns sun-control-film lamination. It should not be mistaken for the company’s separate PPF production-line start or TPU extrusion investment. The filed project amount is a capital-spending estimate, not an acquisition price.

Sources & reporting notes

Capacity addition: new lamination line (SCF) Garware Hi-Tech Films via National Stock Exchange of India · Source dated May 6, 2026
Q3 FY25 earnings-call transcript Garware Hi-Tech Films · Source dated February 14, 2025Used only to expand the unit abbreviation.

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