Industry News

Hindalco’s strategic push into the EV components sector with INR 45,000 crore ($5.22 Mn) investment

Views : 84
Update time : 2025-04-28 17:17:40
As the world accelerates towards a sustainable future, Hindalco Industries is steering its efforts toward the electric vehicle (EV) revolution. With an ambitious INR 45,000 crore (USD 5.22 million) capital expenditure plan, the company is setting its sights on a greener tomorrow by dedicating 10 per cent of this investment to electric vehicle components.

This strategic move will include INR 850 crore battery foil unit and a flat-rolled products plant in Odisha, along with an extrusion facility in Silvassa, the sources said. The company is also exploring additional opportunities in auto component manufacturing, with Gujarat emerging as a potential hub for its next growth phase.

Last month, the Aditya Birla Group reaffirmed its plan to invest INR 45,000 crore over the next few years across its aluminium, copper, and speciality alumina businesses. CEO Satish Pai told ET that Hindalco is targeting its downstream operations to contribute 30-40 per cent of its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) within three to four years.

"Of the 45,000 crore (rupees), for the EVs, I would say the share of that would be roughly in the region of 10% or thereabouts," said one of the sources.

Related News
Read More >>
ArcelorMittal opens first Brazilian solar plant early ArcelorMittal opens first Brazilian solar plant early
Dec .11.2025
ArcelorMittal opens first Brazilian solar plant early
LME aluminium cash offer rises to $2,836.5/t and opening stocks drop 0.29% LME aluminium cash offer rises to $2,836.5/t and opening stocks drop 0.29%
Dec .11.2025
LME aluminium cash offer rises to $2,836.5/t and opening stocks drop 0.29%
Interest rate cut expectations fail to offset off-season realities, aluminium prices' upside momentum at high levels remains limited Interest rate cut expectations fail to offset off-season realities, aluminium prices' upside momentum at high levels remains limited
Dec .11.2025
Interest rate cut expectations fail to offset off-season realities, aluminium prices' upside momentum at high levels remains limited
Global supply strains position Japan for higher aluminium premiums in 2026 Global supply strains position Japan for higher aluminium premiums in 2026
Dec .11.2025
Global supply strains position Japan for higher aluminium premiums in 2026