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HEG Advanced Materials plans ₹5,500 crore expansion after demerger
The company has mapped an ambitious growth roadmap following its separation, with anode materials emerging as the primary investment focus. HEG Advanced Materials aims to ramp up capacity to 60,000 tonnes by fiscal 2032.
LSN India ·
HEG Advanced Materials has charted a substantial expansion strategy worth ₹5,500 crore in the aftermath of its demerger, positioning itself as a dedicated player in advanced materials manufacturing. The investment plan reflects the company's confidence in scaling operations across its product portfolio over the next fiscal decade.
Anode materials will receive the lion's share of capital allocation under the growth initiative, underscoring the company's strategic focus on this high-demand segment. The sector has witnessed rising appetite from battery manufacturers and electric vehicle producers across Asia, driven by the region's accelerating energy transition.
The capacity expansion roadmap targets reaching 60,000 tonnes annually by fiscal 2032, representing a significant scale-up from current production levels. This trajectory aligns with broader industry trends as demand for advanced anode materials continues strengthening amid the global shift toward renewable energy and energy storage solutions.
The demerger has allowed HEG Advanced Materials to operate as an independent entity with dedicated focus on its advanced materials business, unburdened from its previous corporate structure. Industry analysts view the separation as a strategic move that enables more agile decision-making and targeted capital deployment in high-growth segments.