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Tata AutoComp & Katcon Form Strategic JV for North America Composite Market

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By Nikhil Mahajan, Pankaj Sharma, Anil Kharia, Tapash Chandra Paul
| Theindustryoutlook
Tata AutoComp Systems has achieved a major advance by teaming up with Katcon Global to create advanced composites for the North American market. The purpose of this joint effort is to develop lightweight applications for automobiles, commercial vehicles, tractors, off-road vehicles, and other specialized sectors.
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Atlas Copco Unveils Eco-Friendly Remanufacturing Equipment Program in India

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By Nikhil Mahajan, Pankaj Sharma, Anil Kharia, Tapash Chandra Paul
| Theindustryoutlook
The goal of Atlas Copco's Remanufactured Equipment Program in India is to return used engines and compressors to their pre-existing performance levels. The program's goals are to increase the lifespan of equipment, decrease total ownership costs, lessen the impact on the environment by using sustainable practices, and supply high-performance, industry-grade refurbished machinery.
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GE Vernova Pumps Rs 140 Crore into India's Power Grid Expansion

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By Nikhil Mahajan, Pankaj Sharma, Anil Kharia, Tapash Chandra Paul
| Theindustryoutlook
GE Vernova, a major player in the energy sector, is investing Rs 140 crore to grow its operations in India, focusing on cutting-edge power grid technology. This move, made through its Indian subsidiary, GE Vernova T&D India Limited, aims to meet the growing need for advanced systems to support India’s shift to cleaner energy and boost exports. The plan includes setting up a new production line at GE Vernova’s Chennai (Pallavaram) facility and a high-tech engineering and testing lab in Noida.
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