1. Kharagpur brownfield expansion (9,000 MTPA) - A new extrusion press adding 9,000 MTPA at the existing Kharagpur plant is in final-stage setup, with commercial production expected from June 2026. This lifts total capacity 60% to 24,000 MTPA, removing the single-site bottleneck that capped output near 15,000 MTPA and opening room for volume-led revenue growth from a funded, near-complete project.
2. Rights Issue - ₹45 crore - The Board approved a ₹45 crore rights issue in February 2026, with the Draft Letter of Offer filed in April 2026 and in-principle listing approvals from BSE and NSE received. The capital infusion funds the ongoing expansion and strengthens the balance sheet, reducing the need for incremental debt as capacity comes online.
3. Greenfield expansion - Jharsuguda (30,000 MT) - An MOU has been signed with the Government of Odisha for a 30,000 MT aluminium extruded products plant in Jharsuguda district. The Odisha site places production adjacent to raw-material sources, which can structurally lower billet-logistics costs and support a second large-scale manufacturing base beyond Kharagpur.
4. Power T&D supplier registrations - The company registered as a supplier with multiple State Electricity Boards during the year and has received substantial orders from SEBs, Powergrid, and transmission utilities. These registrations convert a capex-heavy public-infrastructure demand theme into a recurring order stream for bus bars, clamps, and line hardware.
5. Automotive value-added assemblies - IATF TS16949 certification is now in place, and the company is increasing its mix of value-added assemblies such as ABS/ESC brackets, fuel rail systems, and battery enclosures for Tier-I automotive customers. Shifting the product mix toward machined and assembled components raises per-kilogram realisations and margin potential versus plain extruded profiles.
6. Emerging segments - solar, metro, EV, defence - The company is pursuing deeper engagement in solar mounting systems, metro rail projects, EV substructures, and defence applications, supported by AS9100D aerospace certification and R&D on new alloys. These segments demand higher-specification profiles and safety-critical qualification, creating stickier revenue with fewer competing suppliers.