Miracle invests INR 125-crore across its packaging vertices
Expansions underway at the company’s Jaipur plant; Aims for 30% Growth in production capacity by the next quarter
31 Jul 2025 | By Rahul Kumar
In a bold move to scale operations and meet growing market demand, Miracle Group, one of India’s fastest-growing packaging companies, has invested INR 125-crore this year across its entire packaging portfolio. This includes corrugated boxes, labels, folded cartons, plastic cans, laminates and pouches, and rigid boxes.
The INR 125-crore investment aligns with Miracle Group’s broader vision of creating scalable, sustainable infrastructure to meet evolving customer needs in both the Indian and global markets.
“This strategic investment is expected to increase Miracle’s overall production capacity by up to 30% by the end of FY2025,” Lokesh Agarwal of Miracle said.
As part of this expansion of its Jaipur plant, Miracle has invested in a Koeing & Bauer seven colour UV printing press; a sheetfed gravure press and two DGM high- speed die-cutters with stripping and front waste removal and two DGM folder-gluers. Miracle group with this current investment owns 10 DGM machines.
All new equipment acquired under this investment is being installed and commissioned during Q2 of FY2025, with completion expected by September.
Simultaneously, major capacity enhancements are in progress across the company’s corrugation, laminates, and labels divisions, with full-scale operations expected by the end of Q2.
“This strategic investment represents our unwavering commitment to scale responsibly and sustainably,” Agarwal said. “We’re building a strong, future-ready foundation that supports both domestic and international growth, powered by technology and a passion for quality.”
With eight manufacturing plants located across India, Miracle Group has posted an impressive 25–30% year-on-year growth over the last five years. The company has now set its sights on achieving a minimum 20% annual growth, reinforcing its leadership and innovation in the competitive packaging space.