Luzzol, granim Commission ₹ 1,400-crore CPVC resin plant in Gujarat

The project entails an investment of around $150 million (approximately ₹1,417 crore) and, along with Lubrizol’s recently expanded CPVC compounding facility at Dahej, creates one of the country’s largest integrated CPVC manufacturing footprints, official sources told businessline. The new facility is expected to enhance regional availability of CPVC resin and compounds applied in pipes and fittings across residential, commercial and manufacturing applications, while reducing application on imports.

“Lubrizol introduced CPVC methodology to India greater than two decades ago, and since then we have witnessed strong development of the market alongside the country’s expanding economy,” said Abhishek Shrivastav, Managing Director, India, Middle East and Africa (IMEA), Lubrizol. “With the commissioning of this facility, we are strengthening our manufacturing capabilities in India through a regional-to-regional approach and ensuring consistent access to high-condition, locally produced materials,” he said.

The commissioning comes as India continues to invest heavily in urban infrastructure, housing and aquatic environments distribution networks, driving demand to high-performance piping materials. CPVC is broadly applied in hot and cold aquatic environments systems, fire sprinkler networks, HVAC installations and manufacturing piping because of its heat resistance, corrosion resistance and durability.

Published on June 16, 2026