Baheti Recycling Unveils Solar Project to Ignite Sustainable Growth

Baheti Recycling Industries Limited plans a 1.2 MW solar plant in Gujarat, investing Rs. 3.51 crore to cut energy costs by 60% and reduce carbon emissions. With expanded capacity and new certifications, the company aims to tap into domestic and global markets, boosting sustainable growth in aluminium recycling.

Devdiscourse News Desk | Gandhinagar (Gujarat) | Updated: 29-07-2025 18:29 IST | Created: 29-07-2025 18:29 IST

Baheti Recycling Unveils Solar Project to Ignite Sustainable Growth — Baheti Recycling To Invest Rs. 3.51 Crore For 1.2 MW Captive Solar Plant. Image Credit: ANI

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Gandhinagar, Gujarat: Baheti Recycling Industries Limited, a prominent force in the aluminium recycling sector, has announced a pivotal investment in a 1.2 MW solar plant. This Rs. 3.51 crore project is a testament to the company's dedication to sustainability and ESG initiatives.

The solar plant is expected to slash energy expenses by 60%, potentially saving Rs. 1.25 crore annually, while also lowering the company's carbon emissions. Baheti's Chairman, Shankerlal Shah, underscored the plant's strategic role in boosting operational efficiency and aligning with ESG values.

Additionally, Baheti Recycling's expansion efforts have been marked by an IATF certification, allowing access to Tier-1 automotive markets. The company targets 34,000 MTPA capacity with new investments in furnace systems and extends its footprint to South India and Europe. This aligns with their push into Zinc Alloys and Aluminium Billets, diversifying applications and promising sustainable margins.

(With inputs from agencies.)