Monolithisch India

Monolithisch India announced two Advanced Silica Complexes with combined initial capacity of 300,000 MTPA for an estimated Rs 45 crore, comprising a 175,000 MTPA facility at Udaipur, Rajasthan expected to start commercial production in November 2027 and a 125,000 MTPA facility near Hospet, Karnataka expected to start in July 2027. The complexes were positioned as integrated manufacturing and processing hubs for steel, refractory and foundry customers, with access to western-coast ports for domestic distribution and exports, taking total company capacity to about 875,000 MTPA on commissioning. Group capacity stood at about 2.04 lakh MTPA and was scaling toward about 5.76 lakh MTPA with a West Bengal greenfield where dry runs began on 17 September 2026. Silica ramming mass accounted for about 95% of revenue, which was Rs 135 crore in FY26 and Rs 47 crore in the June quarter with premium SGB grade at half of revenue. The company had secured a five-year Nawada quartzite mining lease in Bihar for Rs 157 crore covering 7.1 lakh MTPA.

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Monolithisch India secured a five-year allotment of a quartzite stone block in Nawada, Bihar, through a government e-auction at a winning bid of ₹157 crore. The block carried approved mining capacity of 7.1 lakh tonnes a year, or 35.5 lakh tonnes over the lease, with commercial operations expected to begin in February or March 2027 after statutory clearances. The company said mining would be handled through per-ton raising contracts and that a beneficiation and storage unit would be built near the site. Premium silica ramming mass accounted for about 95% of the company’s revenue, while its group manufacturing capacity was being expanded through a greenfield project. Revenue stood at ₹47 crore in the first quarter of FY27, when EBITDA margin was 28%.

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