A technical audit of Haldia Petrochemicals (HPL) would be carried out to assess the condition of the machinery of the plant, as per EconomicTimes.
HPL plans to ramp up level of polymer production to 240 tons per hour from the present 180 tons per hour. For this a technical audit was required and talks were on with an expert.
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