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Low-cost energy, growing demand prime reasons for entering aluminium sector: Karan Adani

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Lalatendu Mishra
Low-cost energy, growing demand prime reasons for entering aluminium sector: Karan Adani
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Adani Group is entering the aluminium sector, citing its low-cost energy production and rising domestic demand as key competitive advantages. The company plans to bridge the gap between India's current production and future requirements, aiming to eventually make India a net exporter.

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The entry of a major conglomerate into the aluminium market signals significant industrial expansion and potential shifts in India's manufacturing landscape.

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The Adani Group is entering the aluminium sector to capitalise on its low-cost energy business as well as on the growing demand for the metal, said Karan Adani, Managing Director of Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ), and Adani Cement.

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