Tanfac Industries Limited, a player in India’s fluorine chemicals sector, successfully commissioned the second phase of its Solar Grade Dilute Hydrofluoric Acid (DHF) Plant, expanding its total production capacity to 10,000 TPA (AHF Basis).
Successful Commissioning of Phase Two
On 6th October 2025, Tanfac completed the commissioning of the second 5,000 TPA (AHF Basis) Solar Grade DHF Plant. The product quality from trial production batches met the stringent requirements of its key solar energy customers, confirming the plant’s operational readiness. The achievement follows the commissioning of the first phase in June 2025, which added an initial 5,000 TPA capacity. Together, both phases now deliver a total production capacity of 10,000 TPA, reinforcing Tanfac’s leadership in supplying high-purity chemicals to the solar energy industry.
A Milestone for India’s Chemical Sector
Afzal Malkani, Director of Tanfac Industries, commented, “We are thrilled to announce the successful commissioning of the second 5,000 TPA solar grade DHF plant, following the first phase in June 2025. The product from the new line meets the stringent quality standards of our major solar energy customers. Tanfac is the first and only chemical company in India to achieve this. This milestone has significant potential to boost both our top and bottom lines.” The commissioning marks a historic achievement for Tanfac, positioning the company as a pioneer in high-purity solar-grade chemical production in India.
Driving Growth in the Solar Chemicals Market
The expanded DHF capacity comes at a time of increasing demand for solar-grade chemicals in India and globally. Tanfac’s ability to consistently produce high-quality DHF enhances its competitiveness and strengthens relationships with major solar energy producers. Tanfac combines technological excellence with rigorous quality control. The company continues to lead innovation in the fluorine chemicals sector. It also contributes to the growth of India’s renewable energy ecosystem.
Future Outlook
With the successful commissioning of both phases, Tanfac now positions itself to capitalize on the growing demand in the solar industry. The expanded capacity will significantly enhance revenue and profitability. It will also solidify the company’s position as a trusted supplier of high-purity chemicals for solar energy applications. According to the company’s press release, this achievement demonstrates Tanfac’s commitment to quality, innovation, and market leadership. It sets a new benchmark for India’s chemical manufacturing sector.
