1. Malanpur capacity expansion - Board approved new plant and machinery to lift detergent powder capacity from 12,000 to 25,000 metric tons and cake from 5,000 to 15,000 metric tons between FY22 and FY25. Capacity has already more than doubled, so volume growth can flow without further approvals.
2. Infrastructure trading subsidiary - India Trading Infra Ltd, a 100% subsidiary, got board approval for ₹5 crore more via rights issue on 11 Aug 2026, after ₹3.5 crore in April. The parent has an estimated ₹30 crore annual related-party goods flow with Suraj Bhan Agencies Ltd, giving this near-zero-revenue arm a funded trading pipeline.
3. Nutraceuticals vertical - Abhaya Nourishtech Ltd, incorporated 4 May 2026, reported Q1 FY27 revenue of ₹162.28 lakh with a segment loss of just ₹4.75 lakh. The board approved up to ₹5 crore investment on 12 Aug 2026, funding a second earnings leg beyond detergents.
4. Energy & realty vertical - Pee Cee Energy and Reality Ltd, incorporated 27 Mar 2026, got board approval for up to ₹5 crore investment on 12 Aug 2026. It is pre-revenue, but the parent's ₹118 crore market cap means even modest energy or realty income would move the stock.
5. Premium products & rural push - FY25 growth was driven by premium soap, liquid body wash, and rural market expansion. Management targets strengthening the premium portfolio and digital/e-commerce presence, which supports margin recovery after raw-material cost pressure.
6. Export expansion - Management aims to expand into emerging markets in Asia and Africa, though the company is currently not in exports. Any first export order would open a new revenue stream with no domestic capacity constraint.