Hariom Pipe’s Mahabubnagar Plant: Short Pause, Stronger Future

Hariom Pipe Industries Ltd. has announced a planned 10-day temporary shutdown of its flagship Mahabubnagar manufacturing plant in Telangana from July 20 to July 30, 2025 for preventive maintenance and technological upgradation. The company, a key player in India’s steel pipes and tubes sector, said the move is intended to boost operational efficiency, modernize critical systems, and improve product quality.

 

According to official disclosures, the shutdown will involve the Induction Furnace, Continuous Casting Machine (CCM), and Rolling Mill at Unit I of the Mahabubnagar facility. This is part of Hariom Pipe’s ongoing strategy to regularly upgrade machinery and processes to maintain industry benchmarks and competitive edge.

 

"This planned shutdown is being undertaken for preventive maintenance and upgradation of existing machinery to enhance operational efficiency, reduce downtime, and deliver improved product quality," the company stated in its regulatory filing.

 

Hariom Pipe emphasized that the maintenance activity will not materially impact overall operations, as the scheduled downtime was factored into production planning. The brief production pause aligns with the company’s long-term vision of strengthening performance through continuous modernization and technological integration.

 

Key Highlights:

 

The Mahabubnagar facility is a strategic hub for Hariom Pipe, featuring integrated steel manufacturing capacity and serving industrial demand across South and Western India. This planned intervention underscores the company’s proactive approach in asset management and operational excellence.

 

Source: Reuters, MarketScreener, NSE