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MMP Industries Limited is a Public Limited Company incorporated in India under the Companies Act, 1956, with its Registered Office in Nagpur and equity shares listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The Company manufactures, sells, distributes and trades aluminium-based products—specifically aluminium powder (pyro, flake and atomised), aluminium paste, aluminium foils, and aluminium conductors and cables. It is also engaged in trading and manufacturing of MnO and MnO2 powder. At the Group level, the product portfolio additionally references insulators, reflecting the Company’s diversification into electrical infrastructure products through subsidiaries.
MMP operates from manufacturing facilities in and around Nagpur, Maharashtra, with plants located at Village Maregaon (Bhandara), MIDC Butibori (Nagpur) and Village Neri (Bhandara). The Company serves end-use segments such as AAC block construction, aluminised slurry explosives for mining and infrastructure, agriculture (pesticide formulations), defence (ammunition), railways (thermite welding), and fireworks. Its foils are used in pharmaceutical and food packaging, and its conductors and cables serve power transmission networks.
Exports are primarily to Europe, Africa and the Middle East, while products have also begun selling in Japan through the joint venture (JV) Toyal MMP India Private Limited (TMI) with Toyo Aluminium K.K. of Japan, in which the Company holds 26%. As at March 31, 2025, the Group had one subsidiary consolidated; subsequently, two additional wholly owned subsidiaries were incorporated in June 2025, taking the total to three.
Key milestones highlighted in the latest year include: continued collaboration through the Toyo JV for special aluminium pastes, commissioning progress on a Phase III capacity expansion of 2,500 MTPA (Pyro and Flake), and strategic moves to extend into composite insulators, low-voltage power cables and planned wire rod manufacturing for backward integration.
MMP Industries Limited manufactures aluminium powders (pyro, flake and atomised), aluminium paste, aluminium foils, aluminium conductors and cables, and trades/manufactures MnO and MnO2 powder. The Group’s portfolio also includes insulators through subsidiaries. Products serve AAC block construction, mining and infrastructure explosives, agriculture, defence, railways, fireworks, pharmaceutical and food packaging, and power transmission networks. Manufacturing facilities are located in and around Nagpur, Maharashtra, at Village Maregaon (Bhandara), MIDC Butibori (Nagpur) and Village Neri (Bhandara). Exports are primarily to Europe, Africa and the Middle East, with products also sold in Japan via the Toyo JV.
The Company manufactures, sells, distributes and trades aluminium-based products—specifically aluminium powder (pyro, flake and atomised), aluminium paste, aluminium foils, and aluminium conductors and cables. It is also engaged in trading and manufacturing of MnO and MnO2 powder. The Group portfolio includes insulators through subsidiaries. Products serve AAC block construction, mining and infrastructure explosives, agriculture, defence, railways, fireworks, pharmaceutical and food packaging, and power transmission. Manufacturing facilities are in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Exports go primarily to Europe, Africa and the Middle East, with products also sold in Japan via the Toyo JV.

The Company makes aluminium powders (pyro, flake, atomised), aluminium pastes, foils, and aluminium conductors and cables; it also trades/manufactures MnO and MnO2 powder. These products serve AAC block construction, mining and infrastructure explosives, agriculture, defence, railways and fireworks, as well as pharmaceutical and food packaging and power transmission.
MMP's facilities are in and around Nagpur, including Bhandara (Maregaon), MIDC Butibori (Nagpur), and Village Neri (Bhandara). Exports are primarily to Europe, Africa and the Middle East, with products also sold in Japan via the Toyo JV (TMI).
As at March 31, 2025, one subsidiary was consolidated; in June 2025, two additional wholly owned subsidiaries were incorporated, taking the total to three.