Unison Metals Limited has announced a significant expansion with the launch of a 38,000 MT specialty chemicals unit for sodium silicate production at Dhamatvan, Ahmedabad. The project, costing Rs 30 crore, marks a major milestone in the company’s growth plans.
The new manufacturing facility—fully automated and built with environmentally compliant technology—is expected to begin commercial production by February 2026. Unison Metals said the expansion will increase specialty chemical production capacity by 150% year-on-year and could boost revenue from the segment by nearly 250% once fully operational.
Sodium silicate, the primary product of the new unit, is widely used in detergents, paper, pharmaceuticals, food processing, dyes, rubber, garments, chemicals, and foundry castings. The company said the expansion strengthens backward integration and will support operational efficiency across its business.
Unison Metals also announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Chandanpani Limited, has added special stainless-steel grades—including 304 and 316—to its melting division. These grades are in high demand globally due to their corrosion resistance and strength, and are used across industries such as automotive, construction, pharmaceuticals, and heavy engineering. The subsidiary will produce these grades using its existing facilities and advanced melting technology.
The company expects the new stainless-steel grades to help expand its global presence, improve its product mix, and contribute meaningfully to consolidated profitability.
For Q2 FY26, Unison Metals reported revenue of Rs 108.7 crore, up 62% year-on-year, while net profit rose 173% to Rs 1.31 crore. For H1 FY26, consolidated revenue doubled to Rs 246.15 crore and net profit grew 26% year-on-year to Rs 2.27 crore.
