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In conversation with CANEX Aluminium at Aluminium 2026: Championing women in the industry
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In conversation with CANEX Aluminium at Aluminium 2026: Championing women in the industry

CANEX Aluminium, an Egypt-based manufacturer of aluminium extrusions and die-cast components, won the Women With Metal – Champion Company award on 6 October 2026 at ALUMINIUM 2026 in Düsseldorf, Germany. The recognition came during the second edition of Women With Metal – The ALUMINIUM Awards, held at the Conference Theatre in Hall 7a on the opening day of the trade fair at Messe Düsseldorf. The award recognises organisations demonstrating an outstanding commitment to empowering women and fostering a more inclusive and supportive industry. CANEX was shortlisted alongside Speira GmbH, ISOLPACK SPA, and Steel and Alloy Processing / Gonvarri Steel Services. The recognition also highlighted the contribution of CANEX's QHSE Manager, Rasha Othman, who was a finalist in three individual...

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Ford's 5,000-casting milestone puts aluminium at the heart of its next EV

Ford has produced more than 5,000 large aluminium unicastings at its Shelbyville Technical Center as it advances manufacturing preparations for the Fathom midsize electric truck, scheduled to launch in 2027. The castings are being used for process testing and prototype assembly at the company's Louisville Assembly Plant. The Fathom will feature two large aluminium unicastings that replace 146 individual structural parts, significantly simplifying the vehicle's architecture. Ford says the approach reduces vehicle mass and improves overall energy efficiency, while introducing a different method of assembling vehicles through its new Universal Production System. The two large structures form the front and rear sections of the vehicle. By consolidating numerous components into fewer castings,...


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CIE Automotive India advances aluminium casting merger as NCLT waives shareholder meetings
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CIE Automotive India advances aluminium casting merger as NCLT waives shareholder meetings

CIE Automotive India Limited has begun dispatching notices to shareholders and unsecured creditors for its proposed merger with wholly owned subsidiary CIE Aluminium Casting India Limited, following an order from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai Bench, dated September 24, 2026. The merger would bring the aluminium casting subsidiary into the parent company’s corporate structure, with the board having approved the scheme on April 23, 2026. The company has cited operational efficiencies, economies of scale and synergies between the businesses as key reasons for the proposed amalgamation. Merger proceeds without new share issuance A key feature of the scheme is that CIE Automotive India will not issue new shares as consideration for the merger. As CIE Aluminium Casting India...

Highway Roop acquires Chamundi to expand aluminium die-casting, machining capabilities
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Highway Roop acquires Chamundi to expand aluminium die-casting, machining capabilities

Highway Roop Precision Technologies Limited, backed by Carlyle, has completed the acquisition of Chamundi Die Cast Private Limited, an Indian manufacturer of complex, precision-machined aluminium die-cast components for automotive and industrial applications. The acquisition adds aluminium die-casting and precision-machining capabilities to Highway Roop’s existing forging and machining platform. The combined business will serve applications across steering, transmission, powertrain and electric vehicle components while expanding Highway Roop’s manufacturing footprint into South India. Chamundi’s capabilities complement Highway Roop’s existing strengths in forging and precision machining, allowing the company to offer a broader range of lightweight engineered solutions. Lightweighting has...

CIE Automotive brings aluminium casting subsidiary into parent after NCLT approval
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CIE Automotive brings aluminium casting subsidiary into parent after NCLT approval

The merger will absorb CIE Aluminium Casting India into its parent, with no new shares to be issued and provisional net worth rising by INR 942.2 million (USD 9.82 million). CIE Automotive India has received approval from the Mumbai Bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to merge its wholly owned subsidiary, CIE Aluminium Casting India, into the parent company. The tribunal approved the scheme on September 24, 2026, paving the way for consolidation of the aluminium casting business. The merger by absorption has an appointed date of April 1, 2026. As CIE Aluminium Casting India is wholly owned by CIE Automotive India, the parent will not issue new shares. The subsidiary’s paid-up share capital will be cancelled once the scheme becomes effective. The companies said the...

Bühler celebrates 20 years of die-casting collaboration with Hyundai
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Bühler celebrates 20 years of die-casting collaboration with Hyundai

Swiss technology group Bühler is marking 20 years of collaboration with Hyundai Motor Group. The partnership began with the installation of the first machine, an Evolution 270D, at Hyundai’s Ulsan complex in South Korea two decades ago. Since then, Bühler has delivered 43 die-casting systems to Hyundai production sites, including Carat and Evolution machines, across production sites in South Korea, China, and India. “Strong partners make strong products. For more than 20 years, Bühler has been a trusted partner, providing the solutions and expertise that help us maintain excellence in manufacturing. This collaboration strengthens our ability to innovate and build the future of mobility on a strong foundation,” said Jong Cheol Kim, Production Team Senior Manager at Hyundai. At the centre...

GM invests $40m in US aluminium casting operations for truck, SUV transmissions
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GM invests $40m in US aluminium casting operations for truck, SUV transmissions

Explore how GM is expanding aluminium casting capacity in Indiana to support 10-speed transmissions and strengthen its US manufacturing footprint. General Motors is investing more than USD 40 million in its Bedford Casting Operations in Indiana, expanding aluminium casting capacity to support production of 10-speed transmissions for full-size trucks and SUVs. The investment will also increase capacity for existing 8-speed transmissions and support engine block production, with work beginning immediately and regular production expected to start in 2027. The project adds to GM's broader investment in US manufacturing and reinforces the role of Bedford's aluminium casting operations in the company's propulsion supply chain. Aluminium casting capacity expands Bedford Casting Operations...

Jura Z10’s new Aluminium Champagne finish brings luxe in coffee breaks
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Jura Z10’s new Aluminium Champagne finish brings luxe in coffee breaks

Who doesn’t enjoy a steaming cup of perfectly brewed coffee from a processor that appears dedicated to making your morning energetic? Jura has given its second-generation Z10 fully automatic coffee machine featuring solid aluminium for its distinctive convex-concave front panel and housing accents, a stylish new twist with an Aluminium Champagne finish. The new aluminium-look finish joins Aluminium Black and Aluminium White, adding a little more flair to a machine featuring 51 hot, light, cold and sweet coffee specialities. The machine covers four beverage categories, i.e., Hot Brew, Light Brew, Cold Brew and Sweet Foam, offering users everything from everyday coffee and espresso to cold creations and sweeter options. It is accompanied with a chocolate attachment for its Sweet Foam...

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