Agriplast Protected Cultivation has opened a new greenhouse manufacturing unit in Bengaluru, India, adding production and engineering infrastructure for its protected-cultivation business.
The unit was inaugurated on 30 September 2026, according to HortiDaily’s event report, which cites Agriplast’s statement on the opening. Agriplast’s official website separately lists its factory at Agasathimmanahalli Village in Anekal, Bengaluru.
The expansion adds local greenhouse manufacturing capacity
Agriplast supplies polyhouses, greenhouse structures, hydroponic systems and automation for protected cultivation. The company said the new unit is intended to strengthen manufacturing and engineering capacity as demand for modern protected-cropping infrastructure develops in India.
The opening event brought together industry participants and guests, with the facility presented as part of Agriplast’s effort to expand the infrastructure behind its greenhouse and polyhouse business. The company has promoted the site as a large, advanced manufacturing operation, but HortiSignal has not independently verified comparative claims about its size or technology.
What remains undisclosed
No verified figure for the new unit’s floor area, annual production capacity, capital expenditure or additional workforce was found in the material reviewed. Those gaps limit any attempt to quantify how much supply capacity the opening adds.
Why it matters
For greenhouse project developers and buyers, the signal is a supplier adding manufacturing capability inside a major growth market rather than relying only on project delivery capacity. The next useful indicators will be quantified output, lead-time changes and the scale of projects supplied from the Bengaluru factory.
Key takeaways
- Agriplast inaugurated a new greenhouse manufacturing unit in Bengaluru on 30 September 2026.
- The company says the facility is intended to strengthen manufacturing and engineering capacity for protected cultivation.
- Floor area, annual output, capex and workforce additions have not been disclosed in the sources reviewed.
