Hi-Green Carbon Reaches 300 TPD Aggregate Processing Capacity with Tyre Pyrolysis Plant Operations

Hi-Green Carbon Reaches 300 TPD Aggregate Processing Capacity with Tyre Pyrolysis Plant Operations​

Hi-Green Carbon Limited has announced a major milestone in its sustainable recycling journey, achieving an aggregate tyre pyrolysis processing capacity of 300 Tonnes Per Day (TPD) across its group operations.

The company confirmed that its wholly owned subsidiary, Shantol Recycling Private Limited, located in the Dhar District, Madhya Pradesh, has commenced commercial operations. The operational start was made following the receipt of the Consent to Operate (CTO) from the Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board (MPPCB) on May 18, 2026, for the subsidiary's 100 TPD tyre pyrolysis plant.

With this expansion, Hi-Green Carbon and its subsidiaries now operate a total of three tyre pyrolysis plants, each with a capacity of 100 TPD.

The achievement of 300 TPD aggregate processing capacity marks a significant step for the company, reinforcing its standing among major global tyre pyrolysis processing groups. This expansion is anticipated to enhance operational scale and improve production capabilities, supporting the group’s long-term growth strategy within the sustainable recycling and circular economy sector.

HIGREEN Stock Price Movement​

Hi-Green Carbon Limited shares today slipped by 3.08% to settle at ₹148.25. The equity saw significant activity, closing out the session with a total volume of 20,800 shares.