In Cheyyar, Tamil Nadu, Rockwool India has started building a new US$65.5 million mineral wool insulation plant. According to a sources, the plant is put into service in early 2026, it will produce 50,000 tonnes of stone wool insulation annually. With 150 workers, the plant will surpass the Dahej, Gujarat, facility as the largest in India for rockwool. The Danish company's subsidiary launched the 40,000 t/yr Dahej plant in 2011.
Managing director Darryl Mathews said “Our non-combustible products are witnessing increasing demand in India. Additionally, we will introduce dual-density technology aimed at residential renovation and construction projects.”
Group chair Thomas Kähler said “I am pleased to announce our second investment in India. This expansion is just the beginning, as we anticipate further developments in response to the growing demand for our products.”
Source: Global insulation
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