Oliver Valves has opened a newly built manufacturing facility in India, repositioning the site as a global production and supply chain center within the company’s international network. The 45,000-square-foot facility became fully operational on 2 January 2026 following the relocation of machinery in December 2025. The transition was completed without interrupting production and significantly expands both manufacturing capacity and technical capabilities.
The plant can now produce components weighing up to three tonnes and integrates several processes in-house, including painting, fluorescent liquid penetrant inspection and advanced non-destructive testing. The site also features a modern inspection suite equipped with coordinate measuring machines, contour tracers and surface roughness testers. A dedicated clean room has been established for oxygen-clean valve production, supporting safety-critical applications.
The Indian facility is closely aligned with Oliver Valves’ UK operations and global sales network, enabling shorter lead times, greater operational flexibility and consistent quality standards across international projects.
The formal inauguration was held on 12 February 2026 and was led by Mark Oliver, with customers invited to view the expanded capabilities. The investment reflects the company’s long-term strategy of combining British engineering expertise with expanded global manufacturing capacity, reinforcing its ability to serve international energy and industrial markets.
Oliver Valves is a UK-based manufacturer specializing in high-performance instrumentation valves and fluid control systems for critical industries such as oil and gas, petrochemical, power generation, and subsea applications. Founded in 1979 and headquartered in Cheshire, England, the company is known for engineering precision needle valves, ball valves, manifold valves, and subsea valve solutions designed to operate reliably under extreme pressure and temperature conditions.
Oliver Valves emphasizes quality, safety, and compliance with international standards, supplying products globally to major energy and industrial projects. With a strong focus on innovation, in-house manufacturing, and rigorous testing, the company has built a reputation for durability, technical expertise, and dependable customer support in demanding environments.
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