Suryudey’s screen-printed electronics prove that the same technology used to print t-shirts can now print wearable warmth.
UPM’s barrier papers support co-creation with partners, enabling new, high-performance packaging applications, and that the collaboration with BASF demonstrates how combining innovative barrier technologies can deliver functional, recyclable solutions.
The results suggest a period of steady, albeit incremental, growth for the manufacturer of FIBCs, PP woven sacks, and CPP films.
Additional units are expected to be installed during the year – Baheti plans to invest ₹20-25 crore (approximately US$2.4-3.0 million) in FY27 to set up an aluminium wire rod unit.
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AWL’s 20% surge in packing material costs illustrates the transmission chain from geopolitics to grocery shelf.
The proposed shift to paper, paperboard, or cellulose would require a complete redesign of packaging lines, as paper-based materials have different barrier properties, seal requirements, and shelf-life characteristics than plastic laminates.
The company is working to add further capabilities, including a research laboratory and a rare earth processing plant expected within approximately one year at the same site.
Micron’s Sanand plant is not just assembling memory chips, it is testing whether India can build the ecosystem that makes advanced packaging competitive.