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Rajasthan orders Carlsberg India to shut Alwar brewery over emissions breach as $700 million IPO nears
Since then, : New: Particulate emissions recorded: 633 mgNm³
Rajasthan's pollution control board revoked Carlsberg India's operating consent for its Alwar brewery, citing particulate emissions nearly eight times the permitted limit. The closure order comes as the company prepares a $700 million IPO, though Rajasthan supply impact is expected to be limited.
- Data transmitted (Alwar brewery)35.12%
- Mandatory minimum threshold85%
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- Proposed IPO size: $700 million — ET Small Business and Business Today agree.
- Emissions data uploaded to portal: 35.12% — ET Small Business and Business Today agree.
- Required emissions data upload threshold: 85% — ET Small Business and Business Today agree.
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New: Particulate emissions recorded: 633 mgNm³
- Permissible emissions limit: 80 mgNm³
- Proposed IPO size in rupees: ₹6,600 crore
Reported as “Carlsberg India ordered to shut Alwar brewery over pollution breach, clouding its proposed $700 million IPO”
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| Monitoring data transmitted to central regulator: | 35.12% |
|---|---|
| Mandatory monitoring data threshold: | 85% |
| Possible IPO valuation: | ₹30,000 crore |
| Carlsberg India net sales, FY ended March 2025: | ₹8,939 crore |
| Carlsberg India net profit, FY ended March 2025: | ₹443 crore |
| United Breweries revenue, FY ended March 2025: | ₹19,400 crore |
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