Pyrolysis Companies in India

Beston Group (China-based manufacturer) has significant presence in India through installed pyrolysis plants across Maharashtra and Gujarat. Multiple Indian operators use Beston batch and semi-continuous plants for tyre and plastic pyrolysis.

Carbon Clean Solutions is an India-founded carbon capture technology company (HQ now in UK/USA). While not a pyrolysis company, they intersect with the circular carbon economy relevant to APChemi's biochar and decarbonisation clients.

Carbon Masters India Pvt Ltd is an Indian technology company offering pyrolysis technology for converting plastic waste into fuel oil. The company is noted as a provider of adaptable pyrolysis solutions for biomass and plastic feedstocks in the Indian market.

Avana Carbon is an Indian biochar startup developing commercial-scale biochar production from agricultural waste in Punjab, Haryana, and UP. The company targets carbon credits and agricultural soil amendment markets.

The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) is India's apex national environmental regulatory body under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC). CPCB regulates the pyrolysis industry in India through guidelines for tyre pyrolysis units (TPUs) and plastic pyrolysis units. In 2024, CPCB issued directions mandating the transition from traditional batch pyrolysis to Advanced Batch Automated Processes (ABAP) or continuous pyrolysis to reduce emissions and improve environmental compliance. CPCB also handles cases before the National Green Tribunal (NGT OA No. 638/2023) relating to the tyre pyrolysis industry.

Tamil Nadu hosts multiple CPCB-registered tyre pyrolysis operators under CPCB's 2019 waste tyre management rules. These operators produce tyre pyrolysis oil, carbon black and steel wire, primarily supplying local fuel oil markets in Tamil Nadu.

CSIR-National Chemical Laboratory (CSIR-NCL) in Pune is India's premier chemical and polymer research institution. It conducts research on catalytic pyrolysis of polymers and mixed plastic waste, co-pyrolysis processes, and development of novel catalysts for improved pyrolysis oil yield and selectivity. CSIR-NCL's research forms the backbone of India's academic knowledge base on pyrolysis chemistry and process scale-up.

Divya International is a leading manufacturer and exporter of turnkey tyre and plastic pyrolysis plants based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. With 20+ years of experience, the company supplies batch and semi-continuous pyrolysis plant systems with capacities from 8 TPD upwards. Products include tyre pyrolysis plants (8 TPD automatic at ~₹45 lakh), plastic pyrolysis plants, and related equipment.

Fabhind Private Limited is an Ahmedabad-based manufacturer of waste plastic and waste tyre pyrolysis plants. The company offers batch pyrolysis plants ranging from 12 TPD (₹65 lakh) to larger capacity systems (up to 600 kg/hr plastic pyrolysis oil plants at ₹85 lakh). Products cater to both domestic operators and export markets.

Ferro Industries is a Rajasthan-based company operating commercial plastic and tyre pyrolysis plants serving the North India market. The company produces pyrolysis oil and carbon black from mixed feedstocks.

Gravita India is a leading global recycling conglomerate engaged in recycling lead, aluminium, plastics, lithium-ion batteries, and waste tyres. Founded in 1992 by Rajat Agrawal, the company is BSE/NSE listed and serves customers across 70+ countries. Its tyre recycling division processes end-of-life tyres via pyrolysis into tyre pyrolysis oil, charcoal, and steel wire. In Q4 FY25, Gravita acquired a waste tyre recycling plant in Europe (Netherlands), and in Q1 FY25, posted revenue of INR 908 crore (up 29% YoY) with PAT of INR 67.33 crore.

GHCL is a Gujarat-based chemicals and textiles company exploring plastic waste recycling including pyrolysis for feedstock circularity at its Soda Ash and Chlor-Alkali complexes. The company has been publicly active in circular economy discussions.

Hi-Green Carbon Limited, part of the Radhe Group of Energy, operates one of the world's largest patented continuous tyre pyrolysis plants. Listed on NSE SME platform. The company processes end-of-life tyres into tyre pyrolysis oil (TPO), recovered carbon black (rCB), steel wire, and combustible gas. Commissioned its first 100 TPD continuous plant in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, and a second 100 TPD plant in Dhule, Maharashtra in November 2025, bringing total operational capacity to 200 TPD with plans to reach 300 TPD.

Himadri Speciality Chemical is a Kolkata-based specialty chemicals company listed on BSE/NSE. While primarily known for coal tar pitch, carbon black, and advanced carbon materials, the company is involved in tyre pyrolysis oil (TPO) processing and is one of the largest consumers/processors of TPO in India. Himadri acts as an offtake partner for tyre pyrolysis oil units (TPOs) operating in India, requiring them to follow 'zero liquid' discharge norms.

The Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay), through its Department of Chemical Engineering, conducts active research on plastic pyrolysis for conversion to refinery-grade naphtha and other fuels. Funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India, IIT Bombay's pyrolysis research aims to establish world-class facilities for converting non-recyclable waste plastics into high-value products. Research focuses on improving oil yield, process efficiency, catalytic pyrolysis, and product quality for circular economy applications.

Indian Oil Corporation, India's largest public sector oil company, has been actively exploring plastic waste co-processing at its refineries. IOCL has signed MOUs with multiple plastic recycling companies and is developing pyrolysis oil integration at its Panipat, Haldia, and Koyali refineries.

Labh Group is an Ahmedabad-based multi-product industrial machinery manufacturer with a dedicated pyrolysis plant division. The company manufactures waste rubber tyre pyrolysis plant machines that convert waste rubber tyres into useful products including fuel oil, carbon black, and steel wire via pyrolysis. Plants priced from ~₹30 lakh.

The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) is the state-level environmental regulatory authority for Maharashtra. MPCB maintains the Circular Economy Directory listing licensed pyrolysis oil and tyre pyrolysis operators in Maharashtra. The board regulates consent-to-operate for pyrolysis plants, maintains records of licensed waste processors, and collaborated with TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute) on Maharashtra's waste sector environmental assessments.

India's apex ministry for environmental regulation. MoEFCC frames the overarching policy for waste management including plastic waste and tyre pyrolysis. Key regulations include the Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016 (PWM Rules, amended 2022), Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules 2016, and the Environment (Protection) Act 1986. The ministry's EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) framework for plastic packaging drives demand for certified chemical recycling outputs from pyrolysis plants.

Plastic to Fuel India is a Chennai-based plastic pyrolysis company converting post-consumer plastic waste into fuel oil using continuous pyrolysis technology. The company serves the Tamil Nadu and South India markets and has produced commercial scale output.

Pyrocrat Systems LLP (now operating under APChemi / Agile Process Chemicals LLP brand) is a Navi Mumbai-based pyrolysis plant designer and installer. The company is known for installing 2.5 TPD+ plastic-to-fuel pyrolysis plants and modular AI/IoT-controlled pyrolysis units. Installations include plants in Vijaywada and other locations across India. The company has received testimonials confirming successful commissioning and production of quality pyrolysis oil and carbon black.

Reliance Industries, India's largest company headquartered in Mumbai/Jamnagar, has committed to recycling 100 million tonnes of plastic waste by 2035 through multiple pathways including chemical recycling. The company's Jamnagar refinery complex is potentially the world's largest single-site petrochemical opportunity for pyrolysis oil integration.

ReNew Power is India's largest renewable energy company, active in biomass and waste-to-energy projects. The company has been evaluating agricultural waste pyrolysis in Maharashtra for biochar and bio-oil production.

Rudra Environmental Solutions India Ltd is a Pune-based pioneer in plastic waste pyrolysis. Founded in 2010 by Medha Tadpatrikar and Shirish Phadke, the company designed and developed a patented pyrolysis plant capable of converting 1 tonne of plastic waste into fuel (kerosene and gasoline fractions). Listed in the Swachh Bharat Mission's state-wise plastic waste processors list as a CAT II Waste-to-Oil processor with a capacity of 300 MT/A. The technology is internationally recognised, cited in CSIRO's National Circular Economy Roadmap and Fraunhofer/Circular Plastics NL reports.

SERVODAY operates biomass torrefaction plants, converting raw biomass into high-energy torrefied products with enhanced energy density and storage capabilities.

SERVODAY operates biomass torrefaction plants, converting raw biomass into high-energy torrefied products with enhanced energy density and storage capabilities.

Shredders World Wide is a Pune, Maharashtra-based company manufacturing and operating tyre pyrolysis plants, producing tyre pyrolysis oil, carbon black, and steel wire. The company offers both batch and semi-continuous tire pyrolysis solutions and has active domestic sales.

Siddharth Eco Energy is a Pune-based pyrolysis plant manufacturer and operator, producing batch and continuous tire pyrolysis systems and operating a facility in Maharashtra. The company serves domestic Indian pyrolysis plant buyers.

TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute) is India's premier independent research institution focused on energy, environment, and sustainable development. TERI has been actively involved in pyrolysis research including: technical assessment of tyre pyrolysis oil (TPO) as an alternative fuel, studies commissioned by the National Green Tribunal (NGT OA No. 638/2023) on environmental impacts of tyre pyrolysis industry, assessment of pyrolysis plants in Maharashtra (with MPCB), and analysis of plastic pyrolysis for SAF/biofuel pathways. TERI's research informs CPCB and MoEFCC policy on pyrolysis regulation.

Tyre Recyclers India is a Delhi-based company operating tire pyrolysis plants and providing consulting services for India's tire recycling industry. The company has facilities producing TPO, rCB, and steel wire from end-of-life tires.