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The aluminium industry has come a long way from the Hall-Heroult process using enormous electric power in 1866 to building smelters next to water cascades to industry leaders making state-of-the-art smelters running clean energy ways. It strives to bring us a step closer to achieving the world’s net-zero target in 2050. Aluminium-in-use, for a climate-neutral world:

Aluminium has let people move at breakneck speed, across the ocean, fly in the sky, and even explore space. From bikes and cars to spaceships, we see an increased use of Aluminium in various modes of travel. As transportation accounts for one of the largest pie of Aluminium consumption, rail-based transport systems are not far

    INR 100 crore acquisition restarts production supporting local economy and other internal and external stakeholders The deal will add 14,000 MTPA extrusions capacity to Jindal Aluminium Jindal Aluminium Limited, India’s largest producer of Aluminium extruded products, has concluded an INR 100 crore acquisition of the assets of Indo Alusys Industries Limited (IAIL) and