Tembo Global Industries Limited has commenced commercial production at its newly established manufacturing facility in Vasai. Spanning over 120,000 sq ft, the state-of-the-art plant marks a key milestone in the company’s expansion strategy and represents a capital investment of Rs 0.75 billion. With the commissioning of the facility, Tembo’s overall installed capacity will increase to approximately 100,000 metric tonnes, to be expanded phase-wise.

The company aims to maximise utilisation of this capacity over the next two to three years, strengthening its ability to address growing market demand and broaden its product portfolio. The expansion is expected to enhance Tembo’s product offerings while reinforcing its position in the market.

Tembo anticipates achieving peak annual revenue of up to Rs 7 billion from the Vasai facility within the next two to three years as operations scale up.

A notable feature of the facility is its in-house Research and Development (R&D) centre, designed to support product innovation across the company’s entire product range. This focus on R&D will help Tembo respond to evolving customer requirements and industry trends.

Located in Vasai, the facility also offers logistical advantages through improved connectivity for raw material procurement and finished goods distribution. Reduced transit times and optimised logistics are expected to contribute to improved operational efficiency and cost competitiveness.

Sanjay J. Patel, Managing Director, Tembo Global Industries, said, “We are excited to announce a significant milestone with the commencement of commercial production at our new Vasai facility. The added installed capacity reflects our long-term commitment to innovation, efficiency, and value creation.

The strategic location, combined with our enhanced scale and in-house R&D capabilities, will allow us to deliver superior products while achieving economies of scale. This expansion strengthens our market positioning and lays a robust foundation for sustained growth in the coming years.”