Seshasayee Paper & Boards Limited has announced an investment of ₹25 crore towards the expansion of its copier paper conversion facility as part of its ongoing capacity enhancement and value-addition strategy.
The proposed investment is expected to strengthen the company’s converting operations and improve its ability to cater to increasing demand in the copier and office paper market.
The expansion is aimed at boosting production efficiency, improving operational flexibility and supporting the company’s growing presence in the branded copier paper segment. With demand continuing from educational institutions, offices, commercial establishments and government sectors, the company is focusing on enhancing its downstream processing capabilities to ensure better market reach and faster deliveries.
According to industry sources, the upgraded facility is expected to incorporate modern conversion and finishing technologies that can deliver improved productivity, consistent quality and reduced processing time. The investment will also help optimise reel-to-sheet conversion processes while supporting efficient packaging and dispatch operations.
The copier paper segment remains an important category within the paper industry, particularly in developing markets where office documentation and educational printing requirements continue to generate steady consumption. Manufacturers are increasingly investing in advanced converting infrastructure to improve competitiveness and strengthen customer service capabilities.
The latest move by Seshasayee Paper & Boards reflects the wider industry trend of focusing on value-added paper products and operational modernisation. Industry experts believe that investments in conversion technologies and automation will continue to play a key role in enhancing efficiency and supporting long-term growth in the paper sector.
With this expansion, Seshasayee Paper & Boards is expected to further reinforce its position in the Indian paper industry while improving its ability to meet evolving customer requirements across various market segments.