Ecoboard Industries Ltd

Ecoboard Industries Limited, formerly known as Western Bio System Limited was incorporated in November, 1991. The Company changed the name to Ecoboard Industries Limited in 1999. The Company specializes in manufacturing and export of particle boards made out of agricultural residue like Bagasse, rice husk, cotton waste, etc. and deal in process systems, plants, machinery for Bio-gas recovery, Bio-energy generation, effluent treatment, micro filtration and fermentation either as turnkey manufacturers or as suppliers of part and equipment or as consultants. Services are offered as turnkey manufacturers, suppliers of parts and equipment, or consultants, depending on client needs. It had erected and commissioned 20 bio-gas plants for major distilleries in India and exported technology to Todward, London. Upon formation of WBSL, the technical know-how from Sulzer has been sub-licensed to the WBSL. Since then, 14 plants have been erected and commissioned by the company. WBSL completed a project to manufacture 24,000 pre-laminated particle boards using agro-based raw materials, which was financed by a public issue in Oct.'94. Company carry out the scheme of merger of Deccan Fibre Boards Limited with Western Bio Systems Limited, to give new identity company decided to adopt new name 'ECOBOARD Industries Limited'. Company's new plant at Velapur started its commercial production in July 1999. With the commissioning of new plant, company will become the largest producer of particle boards in the country. The Company increases its installed capacity to produce Ecoboard from 15 lacs Sqm. per annum to 51 lacs Sq. per annum. This plant provides boards of various sizes to meet a variety of market segments. The Company introduced a new product in the EcoBuild Division, 'EcoRak' in 2022-23 and further introduced EcoPallets, EcoHeatlogs, EcoKindlings, which shows huge potential across industries globally in FY24. Company expanded the product with next-generation eco-boards and modular green construction solutions offering credible alternatives to traditional materials such as cement, wood, and gypsum in the Life & Build divisions in FY 2025. Energy Division launched the world's most advanced German dry digestors into the Indian CBG market during the year 2025.