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5 Brands Leading the Charge in Aluminium Design and Engineering

Trailblazing companies that are harnessing aluminium power

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Lightweight yet robust, aluminium as a metal has been an industry’s bedrock in automotive, architecture, and many more industries. Its versatility, recyclability, and strength make it the favourite of forward-looking brands who push the boundaries of design and engineering. Here, we bring to you five trailblazing companies that are harnessing aluminium power for some ground-breaking solutions, directed towards functionality and sustainability and aesthetics.

Jindal Aluminium
Jindal Aluminium, with a legacy spanning over 55 years, is a pioneer in manufacturing aluminium extruded and flat-rolled products. Operating across three state-of-the-art facilities with a production capacity of 255,000 MT, it excels in crafting high-precision aluminium extrusions that meet international standards. Leveraging advanced German machinery, a modern tool shop, and in-house powder coating, anodizing, and fabrication, Jindal Aluminium delivers bespoke aluminium products to some of the most trusted brands around the globe. It combines innovation, engineering excellence, and a focus on sustainability to shape industries and inspire progress across 55+ countries.

Hindalco
Hindalco has pioneered the art of innovation in aluminium. The company’s facilities include cutting-edge sites like its Silvassa plant, which sports India’s first vertical powder coating line, and its Kuppam unit with advanced surface treatment capabilities. Combining high-quality products from Hindalco with R&D and focused, sustainable production leads to world-class products for the transportation, construction, and packaging industries, for example. With the alumina refinery along with recent smelting technology introduced, it is a global leader in the value chain of aluminium.

Bharat Aluminium Company (BALCO)
BALCO, a leading aluminium producer in the country, is renowned for its strong smelting and refining processes. As a subsidiary of Vedanta Limited, BALCO uses engineering prowess to implement environmentally sound practices. Its aluminium offerings are geared to diverse sectors like power, infrastructure, and automotive as well. It continues to be at the forefront of design and manufacturing for these sectors because of the efforts it has put into digitisation and sustainability.

Century Extrusions
Century Extrusions is an aluminium profile specialist, offering personal profiles in accordance with top international standards. The company located in Kharagpur, designs and manufactures profiles of customised aluminium, suited to industries such as construction, automotive, or electrical engineering. Due to its dedication to innovation and quality, Century has established itself as a reliable partner for clients looking at high-precision aluminium solutions. Strategically positioned near aluminium producers, sourcing becomes easier and delivery is faster in this company, which enhances its operational excellence.

NALCO
NALCO or National Aluminium Company Limited is a Navratna CPSE, and it is a role model for sustainability and innovation in aluminium engineering. Advanced smelting technologies and renewable energy programs make it the leader in eco-friendly production. Its high-quality products serve aerospace, energy, and construction industries, providing it the cutting edge of leadership as one of the first aluminium design and manufacturing leaders. NALCO collaborates with Global Partnerships for advanced R&D assurance to continue working toward sustainable and efficient production methods.

These five aluminium brands are redefining the power of aluminium, combining advanced engineering with sustainable practices to meet the demands of an ever-changing world. Their innovations don’t just shape industries today, but forge a greener and more efficient future tomorrow. .

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World’s First Book on Carbon Steel Sourcing Launched by Hero Steels CEO

Panckaj N Umrania’s book offers strategic insights into steel sourcing.

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The global steel industry marked a milestone with the launch of “Mastering Carbon Steel Sourcing: From Domestic Suppliers to Global Partnerships,” the world’s first book on carbon steel sourcing. Authored by Panckaj N Umrania, Executive Director of KND Steel, the book was unveiled by Jitendra Sharma, ED & CEO of Hero Steels Ltd.
The event saw participation from industry leaders, policymakers, and representatives from JBM Group, Havells India, Philips Lighting India, Air India, and Northern Railways, underscoring its industry relevance.
Published by Academic Foundation India, the book serves as a guide for business leaders and sourcing professionals, covering supply chain optimisation, quality control, and cost management. It also highlights India’s growing role in global steel sourcing.
Speaking at the launch, Umrania stated, “This book addresses key sourcing challenges and provides practical solutions to help businesses enhance profitability.”
The event concluded with a panel discussion on the future of steel sourcing and supply chain innovation, reinforcing the book’s significance in transforming global sourcing strategies.
                     

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Viva ACP Unveils Bricklyn: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation

The new ACP series blends classic brick aesthetics with modern engineering.

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Viva ACP, Asia’s largest aluminium composite panel (ACP) manufacturer, has launched Bricklyn, a new addition to its Santa Fe series. Inspired by the strength of traditional bricks and reimagined with contemporary design, Bricklyn merges heritage aesthetics with advanced technology.
The design draws from Brooklyn’s urban energy and the stacking ingenuity of Jenga, offering structural integrity, aesthetic appeal, and creative flexibility. Available in a range of muted and bold hues, the panels allow architects to craft dynamic, visually striking façades.
Engineered using Stucco Textures and Synchro Technology, Bricklyn ensures durability and resilience with a 15-year warranty, reinforcing Viva ACP’s commitment to quality.
“Bricklyn is more than a cladding solution; it’s a tribute to tradition and innovation,” the company stated, positioning the series as a benchmark for modern architectural design.
               

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HMPL Wins Rs 1 Billion Steel Contract in Maharashtra

The execution of the project is expected to be completed within six months.

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Hazoor Multi Projects (HMPL) has been awarded a contract worth Rs 1.02 billion for steel-related works in Maharashtra. The order, issued by Venkatesh Infra Projects, involves reinforcement steel cutting, bending, fixing, and fabricating structural steel for a bridge under construction at the Versova-Bandra Sea Link project site in Mumbai. The execution of the project is expected to be completed within six months.

HMPL specializes in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, primarily focusing on renewable energy and infrastructure projects, including roads and bridges. The company has been actively expanding its presence in the infrastructure sector with a strong emphasis on large-scale projects.

In addition to this contract, HMPL is working on plans to establish a 500 MW solar power project in Andhra Pradesh. The proposed project entails an investment of Rs 25 billion, reflecting the company’s commitment to advancing renewable energy initiatives in India.

With a growing portfolio in both infrastructure and renewable energy, HMPL continues to strengthen its position in the industry, leveraging its expertise in EPC services to execute complex projects efficiently. The latest order further reinforces its role in contributing to major infrastructure developments in Maharashtra.

News source: The Hindu Businessline

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