Zavenir Daubert, a Haryana-based specialty chemicals manufacturer, has announced plans to establish a new manufacturing facility in western India with an investment of $20 million (approximately Rs 174 crore). The facility, expected to be operational within two years, will expand the company’s production capacity and support its long-term growth strategy.
The company currently operates a manufacturing facility in Binola, Haryana, which produces 1,200 liters of chemical products per month on a single-shift basis. The plant has the potential to increase output to 3,000 liters per month by expanding to three shifts. The new facility is expected to have double the capacity of the existing plant, significantly increasing overall production.
Saket Bhartia, Managing Director of Zavenir Daubert India, stated that the expansion aligns with the company’s goal of reaching Rs 1,000 crore in revenue by 2030. The additional manufacturing capacity will enable the company to meet growing demand and explore new product lines, including greases and coatings.
Zavenir Daubert collaborates with international chemical companies such as Daubert Chemicals, Nihon Parkerizing, and ZET-CHEMIE GmbH to develop new technologies and expand its product portfolio. The company is also focusing on the Cut, Clean, Protect, and Pack (CCPP) market in India, which it estimates to be worth approximately $1.25 billion.
Currently, Zavenir Daubert generates around Rs 150 crore in annual revenue, with 75% of its business coming from the automotive sector. The company is working to diversify into other industries, including steel and construction, to expand its market presence.
The investment in the new facility is expected to enhance Zavenir Daubert’s manufacturing capabilities and position the company for future growth in the specialty chemicals industry.