Paper Trail: Banganga gets approval for kraft paper, Unified Paper Machine expands

Banganga Paper Industries has received approval from the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board to operate its kraft paper unit until March 2029. The company has started the 2025-26 financial year with a total income of INR 21.17-crore in the first quarter and achieved an operating profit of INR 1.5-crore during the same period. 

Based in Nashik, Banganga Paper Mills manufactures, imports, exports, processes, and distributes a wide variety of paper, board, and pulp products. The company’s portfolio includes writing paper, printing paper, newspaper, tissue paper, filter paper, coated and laminated paper, handmade paper, and greaseproof paper, among others.

This expansion is designed to meet the growing demand for high-end paper machines

Based in Gujarat, Unified Paper Machine is set to significantly expand its operations with a new 65,000-sqft facility. This expansion, which is designed to meet the growing demand for high-end paper machines, will begin its commissioning process in March 2026. 

The new plant will be equipped with heavy machinery, including lathes with up to 10,000 mm capacity, a double-column machining centre for advanced precision, and 30+30 ton EOT cranes for handling heavy components. 

This move is backed by an experienced engineering team, as the company continues its journey to support mills both in India and globally, delivering solutions that are defined by technology, precision, and reliability.

(Source: The Pulp & Paper Chronicle)