Green Engineering Company Stock Price Jumps 5% as Asia’s Largest 90,000 MTPA Galvanising Kettle Goes Operational

KP Green Engineering Limited, the flagship manufacturing arm of the KP Group, has announced the successful installation of Asia’s largest galvanising kettle at its Matar factory. Imported from Germany, this state-of-the-art equipment is expected to significantly boost production capacity and strengthen the company’s ability to serve large-scale infrastructure projects.

Formerly known as K P Buildcon Private Limited, KP Green Engineering has highlighted that the galvanising kettle, measuring 14 metres in length, 3 metres in width, and 3.8 metres in depth, represents the biggest facility of its kind in Asia. With a zinc capacity of 1,100 tons, the new unit expands production by up to 90,000 metric tons per annum.

The facility uses an automated and fully encapsulated hot-dip galvanising plant, ensuring efficiency, enhanced durability, corrosion protection, and compliance with sustainable engineering practices. This positions KP Green for scalability and innovation in the infrastructure and engineering space, with potential to support large government and private sector projects.

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Currently, the company operates a galvanising capacity of 36,000 MTPA at the Matar plant and 1,42,500 MTPA in total. An additional 1,68,000 MTPA is under production or trial and is expected to go live in FY26. With the commissioning of the new 90,000 MTPA kettle, the company’s overall capacity has taken a significant leap forward.

On Friday, KP Green Engineering’s stock price surged 5 per cent following the announcement. The stock has risen 13.52 per cent over the past three trading sessions, continuing a strong winning streak. Market watchers are keeping a close eye on the company’s growth prospects, especially with upcoming capacity expansions that could support long-term performance.

The stock is up over 71.06 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 340 per share.

Disclaimer: The article is for informational purposes only and not investment advice.