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SezalGlass, the world's leading Indian architectural glass manufacturer, announced today that it will continue to expand its value-added glass business. As part of the expansion plan, Sezal Group will invest US$5 billion to expand its production facilities nationwide. This expansion plan will also bring a lot of new jobs.
It is reported that the product category included in this expansion plan is mainly high-quality deep-processing glass, such as safety glass, insurance glass, fireproof glass, embossed glass, bullet-proof glass and other glass products including calendaring and solar glass.
Due to sluggish sales, Sezal Glass has already sold its float glass business to the Saint Gobain Group India Branch at a price of 6.86 billion rupees, a wholly owned subsidiary of a multinational company headquartered in France.
SezalGlass Group General Manager Mr. DhirrajS. Gada. Jt said in his speech: “Given the weather, safety and aesthetic factors, the demand for high-quality deep-processing glass in the Indian region is increasing. At present, the market demand for deep-processing glass is still growing at a rate of 30% per year. I believe there is an ongoing With the support of the expansion plan, we will have a 15% market share in the deep processing glass market in the next three to five years."
It is reported that the product category included in this expansion plan is mainly high-quality deep-processing glass, such as safety glass, insurance glass, fireproof glass, embossed glass, bullet-proof glass and other glass products including calendaring and solar glass.
Due to sluggish sales, Sezal Glass has already sold its float glass business to the Saint Gobain Group India Branch at a price of 6.86 billion rupees, a wholly owned subsidiary of a multinational company headquartered in France.
SezalGlass Group General Manager Mr. DhirrajS. Gada. Jt said in his speech: “Given the weather, safety and aesthetic factors, the demand for high-quality deep-processing glass in the Indian region is increasing. At present, the market demand for deep-processing glass is still growing at a rate of 30% per year. I believe there is an ongoing With the support of the expansion plan, we will have a 15% market share in the deep processing glass market in the next three to five years."
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