Repono Limited, a leading provider of 360-degree warehousing and liquid terminal solutions for India’s oil and petrochemical sector, has announced the signing of a three-year manpower services agreement with Deepak Phenolics Limited (DPL). Under the agreement, Repono will provide skilled, semi-skilled, and unskilled manpower for tank farm operations at DPL’s Dahej facility, one of India’s largest integrated chemical complexes.
The contract, valued at ₹3 crore for FY 2025–26, includes an annual 7% price escalation, bringing the total engagement value to approximately ₹9.64 crore over three years. The agreement will run until July 31, 2028, covering tanker loading and unloading, warehousing support, and allied operational services to ensure seamless material handling for DPL’s high-volume production units.
This partnership marks a significant step for Repono in strengthening its presence in the chemical logistics and operations segment, building on its established expertise in petrochemicals and oil terminals. By leveraging its safety-first practices, compliance-driven systems, and specialized workforce management, Repono aims to set new benchmarks for manpower services in the chemical sector, mirroring its success in warehousing and O&M solutions for the oil and petrochemical industries.
Dibyendu Deepak, Managing Director, Repono Limited, said “Partnering with Deepak Phenolics Limited on this long-term engagement is a key milestone for us. The Dahej facility is central to India’s chemical manufacturing landscape, and supporting its tank farm operations highlights the trust placed in our capabilities. This association enhances our presence in the chemical sector and underscores our commitment to delivering reliable and efficient manpower solutions. Each new collaboration brings us closer to our vision of becoming the preferred partner for mission-critical industrial services across India.”
Repono Limited is a specialized service provider offering 360-degree warehousing and liquid terminal solutions to India’s oil and petrochemical sector. Its services cover consultancy, engineering, operations & maintenance (O&M), and value-added services, catering to leading public and private sector enterprises. Repono manages assets across the oil value chain, including crude oil, refined fuels, ethanol, petrochemical terminals, and specialty chemical warehouses.
The company also operates India’s most advanced FFS polymer packaging lines and manages Asia’s largest lube oil plant (IOCL, Chennai). Its portfolio spans materials such as melamine, carbon black, polymers (PP, HDPE, PVC), and specialty chemicals including phenol and acetone. In FY25, Repono achieved ₹51.12 crore in revenue, ₹8.13 crore EBITDA, and ₹5.15 crore PAT.
