Praneetha EcoCables Begins Commercial Operations at Sanand Plant
Praneetha EcoCables has commenced commercial production at its Sanand facility with the dispatch of its first batch of bare copper wire and plans to start full-scale production of solar cables in October, followed by building wires and flexible cables in November.
September 22, 2026. By Mrinmoy Dey
Praneetha EcoCables has announced that the company has commenced commercial production at its 30-acre greenfield manufacturing facility in Sanand, near Ahmedabad, with the dispatch of its first batch of bare copper wire.
The company plans to commence full-scale production of solar cables by October, followed by building wires and flexible cables by November. Subsequently, additional product categories will be introduced in a phased manner. Importantly, the company has kicked off a nationwide campaign to set up its dealership network.
The facility, for which the foundation stone was laid in September 2025, is nearing full commissioning. Construction and infrastructure development over the past year have included the installation of manufacturing machinery sourced from Europe, China, Turkey and India. The company also plans to introduce additional product categories in phases and has initiated a nationwide campaign to establish its dealership network.
Speaking on the occasion, Pranjal Goel, Director, Praneetha EcoCables, said, “Praneetha EcoCables is being built with a clear vision to redefine industry benchmarks in quality, transparency, and sustainability. In a short span, we have made significant progress towards our ambition of becoming one of India's most trusted and innovative wire and cable manufacturers over the next five years. Backed by advanced manufacturing infrastructure, premium raw material sourcing, sustainability-driven innovation, and a customer-centric approach, we are well positioned to set new standards of quality, reliability, and performance in the industry.”
The company will source 100 percent of its primary copper requirements from Kutch Copper, part of the Adani Group, with copper purity levels of 99.97 percent and above across its product portfolio. According to the company, this integrated ‘Mine-to-Market’ approach is intended to support consistency, reliability and long-term product performance.
India's rapidly expanding wire and cable industry, valued at over INR 1 lakh crore today, is projected to grow at a healthy pace over the coming years, supported by the country's infrastructure transformation, renewable energy expansion, urbanisation, and digitalisation initiatives. The sector is expected to reach approximately INR 1.6 lakh crore by 2030, creating significant opportunities for quality-driven manufacturers, the company stated.
The company plans to commence full-scale production of solar cables by October, followed by building wires and flexible cables by November. Subsequently, additional product categories will be introduced in a phased manner. Importantly, the company has kicked off a nationwide campaign to set up its dealership network.
The facility, for which the foundation stone was laid in September 2025, is nearing full commissioning. Construction and infrastructure development over the past year have included the installation of manufacturing machinery sourced from Europe, China, Turkey and India. The company also plans to introduce additional product categories in phases and has initiated a nationwide campaign to establish its dealership network.
Speaking on the occasion, Pranjal Goel, Director, Praneetha EcoCables, said, “Praneetha EcoCables is being built with a clear vision to redefine industry benchmarks in quality, transparency, and sustainability. In a short span, we have made significant progress towards our ambition of becoming one of India's most trusted and innovative wire and cable manufacturers over the next five years. Backed by advanced manufacturing infrastructure, premium raw material sourcing, sustainability-driven innovation, and a customer-centric approach, we are well positioned to set new standards of quality, reliability, and performance in the industry.”
The company will source 100 percent of its primary copper requirements from Kutch Copper, part of the Adani Group, with copper purity levels of 99.97 percent and above across its product portfolio. According to the company, this integrated ‘Mine-to-Market’ approach is intended to support consistency, reliability and long-term product performance.
India's rapidly expanding wire and cable industry, valued at over INR 1 lakh crore today, is projected to grow at a healthy pace over the coming years, supported by the country's infrastructure transformation, renewable energy expansion, urbanisation, and digitalisation initiatives. The sector is expected to reach approximately INR 1.6 lakh crore by 2030, creating significant opportunities for quality-driven manufacturers, the company stated.
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