Aluminium Extrusion

BENKAM showcases Uzbekistan's aluminium manufacturing capabilities at ALUMINIUM 2026
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BENKAM showcases Uzbekistan's aluminium manufacturing capabilities at ALUMINIUM 2026

BENKAM, an aluminium extrusion manufacturer based in Uzbekistan, is showcasing its latest developments in aluminium profiles and components at ALUMINIUM 2026. The exhibition runs from 6 to 8 October in Düsseldorf, Germany. The company's exhibition display features products for the construction, solar energy and transport sectors, highlighting their applications in industrial, building and infrastructure projects. BENKAM's participation demonstrates Uzbekistan's manufacturing capabilities and its capacity to produce technologically advanced industrial products with high added value. During the opening day, BENKAM's stand attracted visitors and partners from different countries. Company representatives held a series of business discussions, with product presentations and meetings continuing...

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AL Circle analysis: Germany’s aluminium trade surplus, Novelis’ US expansion, Asia’s EV demand & India’s underutilised downstream capacity

Aluminium’s next growth phase is increasingly being shaped by downstream processing, supply-chain resilience and demand from specialised applications. Germany continues to generate a substantial trade surplus in flat-rolled products despite a shrinking primary aluminium base, while North America is investing in recycling and rolling. Across Asia, new manufacturing capabilities and growing demand from electric vehicles, railways and batteries are creating further opportunities. However, declining exports, underutilised capacity and uneven profitability show that investment alone does not guarantee success. For industry leaders, the challenge is to identify where demand is shifting, develop products that meet customer requirements and ensure that new investments translate into sustainable...


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Golkonda Aluminium sales jump to $144.48m as Q2 swings to loss
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Golkonda Aluminium sales jump to $144.48m as Q2 swings to loss

Golkonda Aluminium Extrusions Limited saw its reported sales surge to INR 13.99 billion (USD 144.48 million) in the second quarter ended September 30, 2026, from INR 1.86 million (USD 19,208.92) a year earlier. The sharp rise in sales, however, did not translate into stronger profitability, with the company reporting a net loss of INR 0.321 million (USD 3,315.09) compared with net income of INR 0.471 million (USD 4,864.19) in Q2 2025. The same contrast carried into the first six months of the financial year. Golkonda Aluminium reported sales of INR 13.99 billion (USD 144.50 million) for the six months ended September 30, compared with INR 3.64 million (USD 37,591.66) a year earlier, while net income fell to INR 0.643 million (USD 6,640.50) from INR 2.13 million (USD 21,997.31). Sales...

Sharvaya Metals adds new aluminium extrusion press, expands precision manufacturing capability
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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. To know the global production, demand and consumption forecasts of aluminium extrusions, explore our report " The World of Aluminium Extrusions to 2035 " The new line includes an aluminium billet extrusion press and supporting equipment. It has billet heating, online quenching, puller...

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...

India’s aluminium extrusion output falls to close to 900kt as capacity utilisation slumps near 30%
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India’s aluminium extrusion output falls to close to 900kt as capacity utilisation slumps near 30%

India’s aluminium extrusion industry is facing mounting pressure as production has dropped while manufacturers operate at only about 30 per cent of installed capacity, prompting concerns over the viability of several factories. The Aluminium Extrusion Manufacturers Association of India (ALEMAI) has also sought the removal of the 7.5 per cent basic customs duty on primary aluminium which, together with the applicable surcharge, results in an effective duty of about 8.25 per cent, arguing that the levy is adding to raw-material costs for domestic downstream manufacturers. According to the latest industry figures, India’s aluminium extrusion production has declined to around 800-900 thousand tonnes, from approximately 1.2 million tonnes earlier. This compares with an installed extrusion...

India aluminium extrusion sector targets 10% growth with ₹750b revenue amid working capital pressure
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India aluminium extrusion sector targets 10% growth with ₹750b revenue amid working capital pressure

India’s aluminium extrusion industry is preparing for strong demand growth of around 10 per cent annually over the next five years, supported by data centres, renewable energy, construction, electric vehicles, semiconductor plants and packaging. At the same time, manufacturers are working to manage higher raw-material and energy costs and the resulting working-capital requirements. Jitendra Chopra, president of the Aluminium Extrusion Manufacturers Association of India (ALEMAI), said the downstream sector, which includes around 400 MSME and medium-sized units, generates about INR 750 billion (around USD 8 billion) in annual revenue and provides around one million jobs. Chopra also stated the sector could create more employment and attract additional investment if manufacturers are able to...

China's August aluminium extrusion exports hit a YTD high; pullback expected in September amid narrowing price spread
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China's August aluminium extrusion exports hit a YTD high; pullback expected in September amid narrowing price spread

According to customs data, China’s aluminium extrusion exports totalled 92,500 tonnes in August 2026, the highest monthly export volume of the year, up 3.0 per cent M-o-M, an increase of 2,700 tonnes from 89,800 tonnes in July. This was up 9.7 per cent Y-o-Y from 84,300 tonnes in August 2025. From January to August, China’s cumulative aluminium extrusion exports reached 629,600 tonnes, up 8.7 per cent Y-o-Y. By province, the M-o-M growth in August mainly came from traditional production areas. Guangdong exported 42,400 tonnes, accounting for 45.8 per cent, up 4,100 tonnes M-o-M, with the province’s growth alone exceeding the national net increase, making it the core engine of the month’s rebound. Shandong served as ballast, holding above 12,000 tonnes for three consecutive months. Hainan...

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