Bhoruka Aluminum intends to increase its aluminum extrusion capacity to 2,600 tons per month

India's Bhoruka Aluminium will establish a fourth production line to increase aluminum extrusion capacity from 2,000 tons/month to 2,600 tons/month. In addition, it is expected that the company will build a new anode plant and high-tech powder coating plant in the next two years.

Rajat Agarwal, executive director of the company, said that the company plans to establish a windmill mill to meet the power demand of its subsidiary plants. The initial design capacity was 2 megawatts, and it is expected that the latter will double.

It said that the company is increasingly looking at the aluminum extrusion demand market and has begun to provide aluminum extrusions for the Canadian airline group Bombardier. The company has developed special profiles for light passenger aircraft and cooling fins for cooling engines. Some products have been applied to Delhi's subway car systems.

It said that the company had invested Rs. 350 crore in the early this year to increase its aluminum extrusion capacity from 800 tons per month to 2,000 tons per month.