Mumbai-based chemical manufacturer Vinati Organics expects its output to rise by 15% in FY26, though the increase in revenue is likely to be slightly lower at 10–12% because of softer product prices.

Managing Director Vinati Saraf Mutreja said the uplift will come from capacity additions, the new acrylamide tertiary butyl sulfonic acid (ATBS) line and recently introduced products. She added that the company is keeping its margin outlook at 27% to remain conservative as it expands into new markets.

Vinati Organics recently commercialised the first phase of its ATBS capacity expansion. The new 10,000-tonne line has begun production and is already fully booked.

Mutreja added, “Phase two is set to get commissioned around April–May 2026.” With this, the company’s total ATBS capacity will ri

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