With an estimated investment of INR 550 million, the initiative is set to produce high-performance aluminium-based alloys tailored for efficient power transmission. Currently, the company operates its own rod mill with a monthly capacity of 1,200 MT.
AL 59 wire rods are aluminium alloy wire rods made primarily from high-purity aluminium with magnesium additives. Known for their excellent conductivity, high strength-to-weight ratio, and corrosion resistance, they are widely used in manufacturing electrical conductors for power transmission and distribution lines.
The addition of the new mill is set to substantially boost its conductor production capabilities. Operated by its wholly owned subsidiary, DICABS NextGen Special Alloys, the Vadodara-based facility boasts a processing capacity of 80 metric tonnes (MT) per day, totalling 2,400 MT per month.
In India, the annual demand for AL 59 conductors stands at around 1,000,000 MT, yet only five manufacturers have integrated rod mills capable of producing high-quality AL 59 conductors, with a combined annual capacity of 500,000 MT. To help close this supply gap, DICABS NextGen Special Alloys plans to produce 75,000 MT of AL 59 conductors per year, reinforcing its market presence while meeting the rising demand for efficient power transmission solutions.
Production of LME deliverable KAS-branded aluminium at Kazakhstan’s Eurasian Resources Group has reached the four-million-tonnes milestone
