BirlaNu's Volume Growth Driven by Capacity Expansion and Focus on Growth Segments

By By Rediff Money Desk, New Delhi
May 25, 2025 12:17
BirlaNu, a CKA Birla Group company, reports significant volume growth in the March quarter and FY2024-25, driven by capacity expansion and focus on growth segments. The company's revenue also saw a substantial increase.
New Delhi, May 25 (PTI) Focus on growth segments and capacity expansion boosted CKA Birla Group company BirlaNu's volumes in the March quarter and FY2024-25, according to Managing Director and CEO Akshat Seth.

BirlaNu reported an 80 per cent surge in volumes for the March quarter, with pipes and construction chemicals driving the momentum, Seth said. Full fiscal year saw a 57 per cent increase in revenue and a 76 per cent rise in volumes, he added.

The construction chemicals and pipes manufacturer doubled its AAC block capacity in Chennai to 4 lakh cubic meters per year and launched Parador in India, marking its entry into the home and interior space, Seth said.

The company also introduced organic-based stabilisers (OBS) in uPVC pipes, eliminating heavy metals and setting new benchmarks for health and sustainability in potable water solutions.

"The transition to OBS technology in our uPVC pipes reflects our focus on reducing environmental impact while delivering the highest quality to our customers," said Seth.

BirlaNu has commenced work on a greenfield OPVC facility in Patna, which will feature next-generation pipe technology that is stronger, lighter, and more energy-efficient, he said.

Speaking about the financial performance, Seth said the company's revenue growth reached 66 per cent year-on-year for the March quarter while the full fiscal year saw a 57 per cent increase in revenue and a 76 per cent rise in volumes — firmly establishing BirlaNu as the fastest-growing player in its segment.

BirlaNu reported revenue of Rs 928.91 crore for the March quarter last week. For the full FY25 fiscal, its revenue stood at Rs 3,615 crore against 3,374.97 crore in FY24.

BirlaNu (formerly HIL Limited), a part of the multi-billion dollar CKA Birla Group, offers sustainable solutions across pipes, construction chemicals, putty, roofs, walls, and floors. It has 32 manufacturing facilities worldwide and presence in over 80 countries.
Source: PTI
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