Sharvaya Metals adds new aluminium extrusion press, expands precision manufacturing capability

A new 10-inch aluminium extrusion press is now operational at Sharvaya Metals Limited’s Ahilyanagar facility, following its commissioning on October 5, 2026. The new press completes the company’s production process from alloy production to finished components.

The new facility allows Sharvaya to serve sectors including defence, aerospace, railways, electric vehicles, and engineering. By handling the full manufacturing process, the company aims to improve production time, quality, and costs for its customers.

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The new line includes an aluminium billet extrusion press and supporting equipment. It has billet heating, online quenching, puller and stretcher systems, and ageing facilities. The equipment will help maintain process control, product dimensions and the required metal properties.

The new equipment adds to the company’s existing CNC/VMC machining centres, inspection equipment, and in-house die manufacturing. The facility will produce high-strength and precision aluminium extrusions using different alloys.

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The commissioning is an important step in the company’s growth plans. It will allow the company to meet requirements in construction, automotive, and industrial applications. Management said it will focus on gradually increasing production and completing customer approvals as it develops the new capability.

Established in 2014, the company manufactures aluminium products for domestic and international markets. Its products include alloyed ingots, billets, slabs, sheets, circles, and EV battery housings. The company serves industries including aviation, defence, cookware, and consumer appliances.