Simpolo Perspective ’26 Adds Tiles, Faucets and Plant Capacity

10 October 2026: Simpolo Vitrified (P) Ltd. outlined its Perspective ’26 launch in a 30 September 2026 announcement, reporting new tile collections and a faucet portfolio presented in Rajkot and Tirupati. Simpolo Perspective ’26 links a wider product offering with manufacturing facilities in Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh, giving architects and trade partners more surface and bathroom options.

According to Simpolo, Tirupati hosted around 250 trade partners and 200 architects, while Rajkot drew approximately 600 trade partners and 200 architects. Participants visited the Naidupeta and Maliya facilities respectively.

What does Simpolo Perspective ’26 introduce?

The surface portfolio comprises six collections: Impero-2.0, Ricco-3.0, Impatto-2.0, Marmorica-2.0, Parquet and In & Out. Their designs draw on marble, stone, metal, fabric and wood for residential and commercial interiors.

Chevron, Herringbone and Inlay Decor formats add pattern options. In & Out focuses on visual continuity between connected indoor and outdoor spaces, rather than treating each area as a separate design.

Digital decoration also connects the manufacturing announcement with developments in multi-fluid ceramic tile printing.

Manufacturing capacity at Maliya and Naidupeta

Simpolo describes both facilities as newly established and gives the following investment and Phase 1 production figures in its company announcement:

Facility	Reported investment	Phase 1 production capacity
Maliya, Gujarat	INR 770 crore	45,000 square metres per day
Naidupeta, Andhra Pradesh	INR 380 crore	25,000 square metres per day

These figures describe capacity, not verified daily output. The release separately lists automated packing capacities of 43,000 square metres per day at Maliya and 22,000 at Naidupeta.

Maliya has two SACMI Continua+ PCR 2180 presses, robotic handling, automated packaging, milling and drying equipment and quality laboratories. Naidupeta has a SACMI Continua+ press, automated polishing and packaging lines and a Digital Twin platform that monitors production, equipment performance and energy consumption.

The equipment focus is relevant to trade buyers following ceramic machinery and raw-material suppliers through events such as Indian Ceramics Asia 2025 in Gandhinagar.

Resource-efficiency measures

Simpolo reports 100% wastewater recycling and waste-heat recovery at Maliya. At Naidupeta, it lists a 4 MW rooftop solar installation, rainwater harvesting, wastewater recycling and electric material handling. These are company-reported provisions; the announcement does not quantify their effect on total energy use or emissions.

Seven faucet ranges extend the bathware offering

The faucet portfolio includes Nile, Tagus, Aube, Loir, Alta, Ivalo and Laxa. Simpolo says it uses globally sourced components and water-saving cartridges, although the release provides no measured water-saving percentage.

The Simpolo bathware catalogue confirms the seven names and lists Chrome, Gun Metal and Rose Gold options for Nile and Tagus products. Finish availability varies by range and model. The addition extends Simpolo’s offering beyond tiles and sanitaryware.

FAQs

Do all seven faucet ranges offer every finish?

No. Simpolo specifies multiple finishes only for selected collections.

Are the plant figures full-project production totals?

No. Simpolo labels 45,000 square metres per day at Maliya and 25,000 at Naidupeta as Phase 1 production capacities.