CG Power & Industrial Solutions has announced significant expansion plans for its transformer manufacturing capacity, moving ahead of its original timeline to meet growing market demand.

Capacity Enhancement Plans

The company is planning a substantial increase in its transformer manufacturing capacity from the current 40,000 MVA to 65,000 MVA. This expansion represents a significant boost to the company's production capabilities and reflects strong market demand for power infrastructure equipment.

New Facility Development

In addition to expanding existing capacity, CG Power is planning to establish a new manufacturing facility that will contribute an additional 10,000-20,000 MVA of transformer capacity. The company expects this new facility to become operational within 2 to 3 quarters, further strengthening its market position.

Strategic Implications

The accelerated expansion timeline indicates CG Power's confidence in market demand and its commitment to capturing growth opportunities in the power infrastructure sector. The combined capacity enhancement from both existing facility upgrades and the new facility establishment will significantly strengthen the company's manufacturing capabilities and market competitiveness.

CG Power & Industrial Solutions has announced key operational timelines for its OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test) facilities, marking significant progress in the company's semiconductor manufacturing expansion.

OSAT Mini Plant M1 Timeline

The company's OSAT Mini Plant M1 is positioned to begin sales operations within the next two quarters. Management expects strong sales performance to materialize in the subsequent 2-3 quarters following the initial sales commencement.

Larger M2 Plant Development

The company's larger OSAT facility, designated as M2 plant, has a more extended timeline for full operations. The plant is scheduled to become operational by December 2026, with actual operations set to begin in Q4 of the next financial year.

Strategic Manufacturing Expansion

These OSAT facilities represent CG Power's strategic entry into semiconductor assembly and testing services. The phased approach, beginning with the smaller M1 plant followed by the larger M2 facility, demonstrates a structured expansion strategy in the semiconductor manufacturing sector.

The timeline indicates a near-term revenue opportunity through M1 operations, while the M2 plant positions the company for larger-scale semiconductor assembly and testing capabilities in the medium term.