Synthetic Organic Chemicals Projects in Gujarat – Page 24

983 upcoming and ongoing synthetic organic chemicals projects in Gujarat worth ₹131,643 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 02 Oct 2026.

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Latest synthetic organic chemicals projects in Gujarat

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  1. Under Implementation Synthetic Organic Chemicals Updated

    New Synthetic Organic Dyes Mfg. Project in Bharuch, Gujarat

    Gujarat Less than 100 Million

    A new Synthetic Organic Dyes manufacturing project is planned in Sayakha, Vagra, Bharuch, Gujarat, with a capacity of 142 MT per month for dyes and 100 MT per month for blending and mixing. The project, costing Rs. 32.5 million, will start construction in December 2024 and finish by March 2025. It is currently under review for environmental clearance.

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  3. Under Implementation Synthetic Organic Chemicals Updated

    Rs.2956 Million New Synthetic Organic Chemical Mfg. Unit in Surat, Gujarat

    Gujarat From 1000 Million to 4999 Million

    A synthetic organic chemical manufacturing unit is being planned in GIDC Sachin, Surat, Gujarat, with a capacity of 344.5 MT per month for producing APIs and API intermediates. The project is estimated to cost Rs. 2956 million, with construction set to begin in March 2026 and complete by December 2026. Environmental clearance has been submitted as of May 2025.

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  4. Under Implementation Synthetic Organic Chemicals Updated

    Reactive Dyes Mfg. Expansion Project in Ahmadabad, Gujarat

    Gujarat Less than 100 Million

    A reactive dyes manufacturing expansion project in GIDC Estate, Vatva, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, plans to increase production capacity from 3.0 TPM to 160 TPM. With an estimated cost of ₹16.7 million, the project is aimed at meeting rising market demand. As of December 2024, it is under environmental clearance review by the State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority.

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