India's HPL to start maintenance turnaround at Haldia petrochemical complex in mid-April
4/8/2025 12:00:00 PM
India's Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd (HPL) will begin a planned maintenance turnaround at its petrochemical complex in eastern India on April 16, a company spokesperson said.
The complex will be shut for a period of 45 days and the company plans to bring it back online on May 30, another company official said.
HPL has a 700,000-metric ttpy ethylene plant, 491,000 tpy of chemical processing capacity and about 1 MMtpy polymer processing capacity at its manufacturing facility in Haldia in the eastern state of West Bengal.
The company is majority-owned by a U.S.-based private equity firm The Chatterjee Group.
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