Industrial packaging manufacturer Pyramid Technoplast has secured regulatory clearance from the Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB) to process packaging waste discarded by external facilities.
Under the revised Consolidated Consent and Authorisation (CCA), the business is permitted to collect, haul, store and process contaminated drums, containers, and chemical liners, according to an exchange filing.
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The regulatory terms establish an annual processing limit of 960 metric tonnes for third-party industrial waste, the company said in a stock exchange filing.
In addition, the permit allows the monthly production of up to 9,000 reconditioned containers and drums for commercial reuse or pellet conversion.
This provision functions alongside the company’s existing monthly output of 1,000 metric tonnes of reprocessed polymer granules.
The expanded permissions integrate collection, reclamation, and material reuse into the company’s primary manufacturing operations.
Documented under Order Number AWH-103781, the revised authorisation was granted this month, with statutory fees cleared through 5 November 2030.
The filing added that the expanded permissions also allow the company to scale its third-party recycling platform, develop customer relationships, and support material recovery and reuse.
Pyramid Technoplast chairman and managing director Bijaykumar Agarwal said: “The amended authorisation marks an important step in expanding our recycling business.
“By enabling us to receive and recycle contaminated industrial packaging from third-party customers, we can offer a more integrated solution for packaging waste management while creating an additional avenue for growth in our recycling and reprocessed products business.”
