Bodal Chemicals to Open Sulfuric Acid Plant

Bodal Chemicals (Ahmedabad, India), a manufacturer of dyes and dye intermediates, says it will open a 450 m.t./day-sulfuric acid plant at Padra, near Vadodara, India later this month. The company says it has invested about Rs620 million ($13.5 million) on the project. The trial run of the facility has been completed successfully and commercial production will begin on July 25. The plant will have the capacity to produce 145000 m.t./year of sulfuric acid, of which 70% will be used for captive consumption and 30% will be sold to various other companies in the...

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