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Tinna Rubber Secures 19 Acres in Andhra Pradesh for ₹250 Crore Recycling Complex
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🗓 17 Oct 2026, 06:33 AM
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Tinna Rubber has registered 19 acres of land in Andhra Pradesh to develop a recycling complex worth ₹250 crore, marking a major investment in the state's rubber processing sector.
Tinna Rubber, a prominent player in the rubber industry, has formally registered 19 acres of land in Andhra Pradesh for the construction of a large‑scale recycling complex. The project, valued at approximately ₹250 crore, aims to process post‑consumer rubber waste and produce reusable material for various industrial applications.
The company indicated that the facility will incorporate advanced sorting and processing technologies to meet environmental standards and support the circular economy. Officials from the state’s industrial department have welcomed the investment, citing its potential to generate employment and boost local manufacturing capabilities.
Construction is expected to commence later this year, with the plant projected to become operational within two years. Stakeholders anticipate that the complex will not only reduce rubber waste but also create a supply chain for recycled rubber products across the region.
Industry analysts view the move as a strategic response to growing demand for sustainable raw materials, positioning Tinna Rubber as a leader in eco‑friendly manufacturing within the Indian market.
The company indicated that the facility will incorporate advanced sorting and processing technologies to meet environmental standards and support the circular economy. Officials from the state’s industrial department have welcomed the investment, citing its potential to generate employment and boost local manufacturing capabilities.
Construction is expected to commence later this year, with the plant projected to become operational within two years. Stakeholders anticipate that the complex will not only reduce rubber waste but also create a supply chain for recycled rubber products across the region.
Industry analysts view the move as a strategic response to growing demand for sustainable raw materials, positioning Tinna Rubber as a leader in eco‑friendly manufacturing within the Indian market.