Pyramid Technoplast wins approval to recycle 960 tonnes of industrial packaging waste a year

Indian industrial packaging maker Pyramid Technoplast has received an amended consolidated consent and authorisation from the Gujarat Pollution Control Board to collect, store, transport and recycle up to 960 tonnes a year of contaminated industrial packaging waste from third parties. The same approval permits manufacture of up to 9,000 cleaned drums a month, alongside existing plastic-granule reprocessing capacity of 1,000 tonnes a month. The permit lets the company sell decontamination and recycling services to external chemical and pharmaceutical customers rather than handling only its own output.

Why this mattersCertified third-party decontamination capacity gives converters a route to captive recycled feedstock and a compliance service for chemical and pharma clients facing EPR rules.

• Gujarat Pollution Control Board granted an amended authorisation covering up to 960 tonnes of third-party industrial packaging waste a year.
• The consent also permits manufacture of up to 9,000 cleaned drums, barrels and containers a month.
• Existing plastic granule reprocessing capacity is 1,000 tonnes a month.
• The authorisation covers barrels and containers contaminated with hazardous chemical residues.
• Q1 FY27 revenue rose 35.8% year on year to USD 23.1m (INR 2.22bn), with net profit up 32.1% to USD 1.1m (INR 104m).
• The GPCB amendment carries order number AWH-103781, issued 18 September 2026.
• The consent fee attached to the authorisation is valid until 5 November 2030.
• Pyramid Technoplast filed a Regulation 30 intimation on the approval with NSE and BSE on 23 September 2026.
• Consent fee under the amended GPCB authorisation has been paid up to 5 November 2030