Later in 2000 it started its own glass manufacturing unit at Sriperumbudur. In June 2011, Saint Gobain Glass India acquired Sezal Glass float-line business, based in the state of Gujarat, India. The acquisition adds about 550 tons per day additional capacity, and the deal was inked at around US$150 million.In addition to that, Saint-Gobain Glass invested in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan on 2014 which adds another 950 tons of glass per day.And recently in 2018, Saint-Gobain again invested in Sriperumbudur with 950 ton capacity, which results in production of 3850 tons of glass per day from India.[20][21]