Jubilant Agri starts output at Vadodara polymer plant
The company has begun selling adhesive polymer from a ₹50 cr capacity expansion, with the rest of the plant due online within eight months.
— 2 earlier stories on Jubilant Agri And Consumer Products Ltd. →What's new
- Jubilant Agri has started commercial production of polymer adhesive at its Samlya, Vadodara facility.
- The plant is part of a ₹50 cr capacity expansion approved in November 2025.
- The remaining capacity is expected to be commissioned within six to eight months.
Why this matters
This is the first revenue from a ₹50 cr bet on adhesive polymers approved last year. For a small-cap, moving a capital project from a construction site to a revenue line is the first test of execution. The phased start is standard for polymer plants, but it confirms the project is on track.
What we're watching
- The ramp-up timeline for the remaining capacity at the Vadodara plant.
- Whether the new output lifts the performance polymers segment's margins.
- How the adhesive business scales relative to the company's overall revenue.
The full read
Jubilant Agri and Consumer Products has moved from spending to selling at its Vadodara polymer plant. The company has started commercial output of adhesive polymer, the first revenue from a ₹50 crore expansion approved in November 2025. The plant isn't fully online yet. The remaining capacity is expected within six to eight months. For a company with a ₹2,687 cr market cap, this is a material step: a capital project that was a plan on paper last year is now a line on the P&L. The execution clock is ticking on the second phase.
Questions answered
- What has Jubilant Agri just started producing?
- It has begun commercial production of polymer adhesive at its Performance Polymers facility in Samlya, Vadodara. This is the first output from a ₹50 cr capacity expansion approved in November 2025.
- Is the entire plant now operational?
- No, only part of the capacity is producing. The company expects to commission the remaining capacity within the next six to eight months, indicating a phased ramp-up.
- What was the size of the investment?
- The capacity expansion project cost ₹50 cr. The start of production marks its transition from a construction project to a revenue-generating asset.
- When was this expansion originally approved?
- The board approved the ₹50 cr capacity expansion in November 2025. The partial commencement now shows the project has moved to the operational phase roughly seven months later.
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