Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited (GACL), a government-promoted chemical manufacturer, has reported a fire incident at one of its contract manufacturers, Sanghvi Organics Private Limited (SOPL), located in Ankleshwar, Gujarat. The incident, which occurred on 14th September 2025, has impacted the raw materials and finished goods of the company.

The company has informed stock exchanges, including BSE and NSE, in compliance with Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, highlighting the importance of transparency in corporate disclosures. The official communication confirms that GACL is assessing the extent of the damages caused by the fire.

The affected contract manufacturer, SOPL, is responsible for producing key materials for GACL. Preliminary reports indicate that the fire may have impacted both raw materials stored for production and finished goods ready for distribution. However, GACL has stated that a detailed assessment is ongoing to evaluate the exact impact on operations and inventory.

Such incidents underscore the importance of risk management, safety protocols, and disaster preparedness in chemical manufacturing units. GACL, being a government-promoted enterprise, has committed to ensuring minimal disruption to its supply chain and keeping investors and stakeholders fully informed.

The disclosure to the stock exchanges ensures that all regulatory requirements are met and that investors are aware of potential impacts on production and financial performance. GACL’s proactive approach reflects its focus on governance, accountability, and investor confidence.

While the financial impact of the fire incident is still being quantified, the company is closely monitoring the situation and taking necessary steps to mitigate losses and restore normal operations. Stakeholders are advised to follow further updates from GACL’s official communications for the final assessment of damages and impact on production timelines.

GACL has multiple facilities across Gujarat, including Dahej Complex and Ranoli works, and maintains a strong commitment to safety, quality, and sustainability. This incident emphasizes the need for continuous monitoring and adherence to fire safety regulations in chemical manufacturing and storage.

The company has assured investors that no compromise on regulatory compliance or product quality will occur during the recovery process. By reporting the incident under SEBI Regulation 30, GACL continues its practice of maintaining transparent communication with shareholders, regulators, and market participants.

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