15, Oct 2026
Altair Semiconductor Adds Iridium NTN Direct Support to ALT1350 and ALT1550 IoT Chipsets
MCLEAN, Va., Oct. 15: Iridium Communications Inc. (Nasdaq: IRDM), a leading provider of global voice, data, aircraft surveillance, and positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) satellite services, today announced that Altair Semiconductor, a world leader in cellular IoT chips, is integrating Iridium NTN Direct℠ capability into Altair’s ALT1350 and next-generation ALT1550 IoT chipset platforms. With terrestrial cellular IoT and Iridium satellite connectivity on a single chipset, device manufacturers, module makers and mobile network operators (MNOs) will be able to extend IoT connectivity beyond the reach of terrestrial networks through the Iridium satellite network, without adding a separate satellite modem to their designs.
The partnership combines Altair’s cellular IoT chipset technology, among the most highly integrated low-power connectivity solutions available, with Iridium’s 3GPP standards-based non-terrestrial network (NTN) service, giving device manufacturers another chipset option for products that need connectivity beyond terrestrial cellular coverage. With the ultra-low-power ALT1350, these connectivity requirements can include asset tracking, logistics, smart metering and utilities, agriculture, vehicle telematics, industrial monitoring and remote infrastructure. With the ALT1550, these capabilities extend to a new generation of AI-powered 5G eRedCap devices, such as smart glasses, AI assistants and other wearables, that need to stay connected wherever they go.
“Altair has deep experience developing highly integrated, low-power IoT solutions, and we’re excited to work together to extend their reach with Iridium’s truly global satellite network,” said Tim Last, executive vice president, Iridium. “As a market leader in satellite IoT, Iridium is offering device manufacturers a powerful new way to develop connected products. Integrating Iridium NTN Direct into Altair’s chipsets will enable solutions and applications that require reliable, low-power connectivity beyond the limits of terrestrial networks.”
“Adding Iridium NTN Direct to our ultra-low-power LTE-M/NB-IoT ALT1350 and 5G eRedCap ALT1550 chipsets reflects our commitment to giving customers greater flexibility in how and where their IoT devices connect,” said Dima Feldman, VP Product Management and Marketing, Altair Semiconductor. “With Iridium’s truly global LEO satellite connectivity alongside terrestrial cellular, device manufacturers can more easily develop solutions that will reliably work anywhere they’re deployed.”
Iridium NTN Direct leverages Iridium’s fully operational, LEO satellite constellation and globally coordinated L-band spectrum to extend standards-based connectivity beyond terrestrial networks. The service is designed to support NB-IoT and direct-to-device (D2D) applications using compatible 3GPP standards-based chipsets, providing MNOs, chipset manufacturers and device makers with a path to extend connectivity through the Iridium satellite network.
Altair joins a growing ecosystem of partners bringing the Iridium NTN Direct service to market. A combination of chipmakers, module manufacturers, OEMs, device makers, and IoT developers is leading the next generation of NTN-cellular integration with Iridium NTN Direct.
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- By Neel Achary
15, Oct 2026
SailPoint creates flexible, high-performance collaboration spaces with Kramer AV
Integrated Kramer solution enables SailPoint’s Pune office to seamlessly transform two independent meeting rooms into one larger collaboration environment, with professional audio, 4K video, wireless collaboration and intuitive control.
Tel Aviv, Israel – Oct 15 — Today’s workplace is more fluid than ever. Teams gather in person one hour, collaborate with colleagues across continents the next, and often need meeting spaces that can change just as quickly as the agenda itself. At its Pune office in India, SailPoint Technologies has embraced that flexibility, creating an intelligent collaboration environment powered by Kramer that supports meetings of different sizes and formats.
Founded in 2005, SailPoint Technologies is a global leader in enterprise identity security, helping organizations protect digital identities across increasingly complex IT environments. With collaboration playing an important role in its global operations, SailPoint required meeting spaces that could adapt easily to different needs while providing a consistent experience for both in-room and remote participants.
At the heart of the project was a common but complex AV challenge: enabling two neighboring meeting rooms to operate independently for everyday meetings, while also allowing them to become one larger space for executive presentations, training sessions and town hall events.
When the rooms are combined, the audio, video, USB and control environment also needs to work as one. When separated, each room needs to return to independent operation — without users having to manually reconfigure the technology.
SailPoint partnered with SRSG Broadcast India Pvt. Ltd. to design and deliver a fully integrated Kramer solution combining professional audio, 4K video distribution, wireless collaboration, USB connectivity and centralized room control within a dedicated AV network.
At the touch of a button, users can select the required room configuration, with the underlying AV systems working together to support the selected environment. The result is a consistent experience whether the space is being used for a small team meeting, hybrid collaboration or a larger company event.
Flexible video and collaboration
At the core of the video architecture is the Kramer VS-66H2 matrix switcher, providing flexible routing of multiple video sources to displays across the rooms.
Kramer SWT3-22-HU-WP-T wall plates provide USB-C and HDMI connectivity for laptops, while Kramer VIA Connect3 enables wireless presentation and collaboration. This gives employees the flexibility to connect and share content in the way that best suits the meeting.
For long-distance signal distribution, Kramer EXT3-TR and TP-583R HDBaseT solutions transport 4K60 video and control signals over structured cabling, with USB extension provided by the EXT3-TR, creating a reliable infrastructure capable of supporting the different room configurations.
Clear, consistent hybrid communication
Professional audio was an equally important part of the design, particularly when the spaces are used for hybrid meetings.
Dual Kramer DSP-62-AEC digital signal processors provide acoustic echo cancellation, automatic microphone mixing and noise suppression, with dedicated processing logic supporting both independent and combined room configurations.
Audio is amplified through the Kramer PA-240Z and distributed through ceiling loudspeakers, providing consistent coverage across the spaces and supporting clear communication between in-room and remote participants.
Hybrid collaboration is further simplified through the Kramer SWT3-41-U, which enables cameras, microphones and other USB peripherals to be shared between the rooms. This removes the need to manually reconnect USB equipment when the room configuration changes and supports BYOD workflows across conferencing platforms such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom.
One-touch room control
Bringing the complete environment together is the Kramer KC-Virtual Brain1, coordinating video routing, audio processing, USB management and room-combine functionality through a centralized control platform.
Kramer RC-308 wall controllers provide straightforward one-touch operation for everyday users, while an Apple iPad interface provides access to additional controls when required.
Users can select Room 1, Room 2 or Combined mode, with the system coordinating the required AV functions behind the scenes. This reduces the complexity typically associated with divisible meeting spaces and enables users to focus on the meeting rather than the technology supporting it.
“This project demonstrates how intelligent system design and the Kramer ecosystem can transform modern meeting environments into flexible, high-performance collaboration spaces,” commented Ashish Papadkar, IT Support Specialist at SRSG Broadcast India Pvt. Ltd. “The seamless room management and centralized control architecture give SailPoint the operational simplicity and enterprise-grade reliability needed to support different meeting formats.”
For SailPoint’s IT team, the unified architecture also simplifies the environment that needs to be supported. A dedicated AV network provides a segregated infrastructure for the collaboration technology, while the integrated approach makes ongoing maintenance and future expansion easier to manage.
The result is a flexible collaboration environment designed to adapt from everyday meetings to hybrid sessions, training and larger events without requiring users to think about the technology behind it. Whether the rooms operate independently or as one combined space, the same Kramer infrastructure supports consistent video, audio, USB connectivity and control.
15, Oct 2026
AED250M Palm Jebel Ali mansions designed for buyers who want the finished article
Two ultra-luxury waterfront homes to be sold only on completion as more high-net-worth individuals want walk-through before committing
Dubai, UAE, Oct 15: Two ultra-luxury waterfront mansions to be built on the Palm Jebel Ali will each be offered for sale at AED250 million only on completion, as more wealthy Dubai property buyers insist on seeing the finished home first.
The mansions will be delivered by Nordic by fäm, the ultra-prime development arm of fäm Properties, in a departure from the off-plan model that has long defined Dubai’s high-end property market.
Now at the final stage of design, each mansion will offer 20,000 square feet of built-up area on a 25,000-square-foot waterfront plot. The living spaces are designed to maximise natural light, privacy and uninterrupted sea views. Completion is expected in 2029.
They are part of a wider AED3 billion portfolio of luxury homes being developed under the Nordic by fäm brand in prime Dubai districts, including Al Wasl and Meydan, all for sale only on completion. The latest of these properties has just been listed for AED85 million in Al Wasl.
“By completing the homes before inviting buyers, we’re removing uncertainty often associated with pre-construction sales,” said Firas Al Msaddi, CEO of fäm Properties. “Today, more of the high-net-worth buyers we’re talking to are increasingly end-users who intend to live in their homes, and their priorities have changed.
“They want privacy, exclusivity and long-term value, and the deciding factors are the architecture, the build quality and the finish. They want to walk through the finished home before they commit.”
Palm Jebel Ali’s rare waterfront positioning makes it one of the world’s most exciting real estate opportunities for global buyers, and Al Msaddi says: “Our decision to complete two ultra-luxury mansions there before offering them for sale reflects our long-term conviction and confidence in Dubai as one of the world’s most desirable locations for high-net-worth buyers.”
More than AED140 billion worth of ultra-luxury homes have been launched in Dubai in the last five years. Sales of AED40M+ villas grew from 27 in 2020 to 282 in 2025, with transaction value soaring by just over 1,520% during this period from AED1.36 billion to AED22.05 billion.
Demand at the top end of the market has remained strong this year, with the first half of 2026 bringing 197 AED40M+ villa sales valued at AED14.24 billion.
The latest luxury villa completed from Nordic by fäm is located in Al Wasl, minutes from Downtown Dubai. Two other completed homes from the same portfolio previously sold for AED61.5 million and AED76 million in the same area.
Meanwhile, a flagship mansion with 35,000 square feet of built-up area, currently under development in Meydan is expected to be listed on completion next year at AED275 million by fäm Luxe, the exclusive sales partner for Nordic by fäm.
Shaped by Scandinavian minimalism, precise detailing and materials used to last, each residence is individually designed and built without templates, so no two homes are the same. Luxury amenities include professional-grade cinemas, private spas with jacuzzi, steam and massage rooms, gyms, and extensive indoor-outdoor living areas.
15, Oct 2026
Discover Your Next Japanese Product at “JAPAN’S FOOD” EXPORT FAIR Winter 2026
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Visitor registration for JAPAN’S FOOD EXPORT FAIR Winter 2026 is free until 5 November (JST). Starting 6 November, RX Japan will implement a new admission scheme, with a JPY 5,500 registration fee for visitors who register after the deadline. This initiative is designed to attract high-quality, purchase-ready buyers, helping exhibitors maximize their business opportunities at the show.
15, Oct 2026
Shubhalakshmi Mahananda Makes History as Odisha’s First Woman Electric Bus Driver
Bhubaneswar, Oct 15 (UDN): Breaking gender barriers and steering Odisha towards a more inclusive transport sector, Shubhalakshmi Mahananda from Kendujhar has emerged as the State’s first woman electric bus driver, challenging long-standing stereotypes in a profession traditionally dominated by men.
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Every day, as an electric bus rolls out of the Ama Bus depot in Kendujhar, Shubhalakshmi takes her place behind the wheel, carrying passengers to their destinations while demonstrating that professional driving is not restricted by gender. Her journey represents a significant step towards expanding women’s participation in public transport and creating opportunities in non-traditional occupations.
Employed as an electric bus driver with Capital Region Urban Transport (CRUT), Shubhalakshmi works in a demanding role that requires technical knowledge, alertness, discipline and a strong commitment to passenger safety. Operating an electric bus also calls for familiarity with its specific systems and operating requirements, making training and practical experience essential to the job.
Her achievement goes beyond an individual milestone. By entering a field where women remain underrepresented, she is helping challenge conventional perceptions about women’s capabilities and the nature of work they can undertake. Her presence on the road may also encourage other women to consider careers that have historically remained difficult to access.
Electric Mobility Expands Beyond Major Cities
Kendujhar, known for its mineral wealth, is also witnessing the expansion of electric public transport. The district currently has 25 electric buses and a dedicated Ama Bus depot, reflecting efforts to extend cleaner mobility services beyond Odisha’s major urban centres.
Electric buses offer the potential to reduce tailpipe emissions and improve local air quality compared with conventional diesel-powered buses. Their growing adoption is also creating new operational requirements and employment opportunities across the public transport ecosystem.
Shubhalakshmi’s experience brings an important social dimension to this transition. It demonstrates how the shift towards cleaner transport can go hand in hand with broader participation in the workforce, provided women have access to appropriate training, employment opportunities and supportive working environments.
A New Perspective on Inclusive Urban Mobility
Her story comes at a time when sustainable transport, accessibility and inclusive urban development are receiving increasing attention across India.
Bhubaneswar is scheduled to host the 19th Urban Mobility India (UMI) Conference and Expo 2026 on October 23 and 24. The city will be the first in eastern India to host the event, whose theme this year is “Urban Accessibility & Liveability in the Digital Age.”
The conference is expected to bring attention to the evolving challenges and opportunities in urban transport, including how mobility systems can become more accessible, efficient and responsive to people’s needs.
While electric vehicles, digital technologies and transport infrastructure remain central to discussions on the future of mobility, the people who operate and sustain these systems are equally important. Women’s participation in transport-related jobs is a key aspect of building a more inclusive sector.
Driving Change Beyond the Road
For women aspiring to enter traditionally male-dominated professions, seeing someone like Shubhalakshmi take charge of a passenger bus can help make previously distant career possibilities seem attainable.
Her journey from Kendujhar highlights how individual achievements can challenge social expectations and broaden the understanding of women’s roles in public life. It also underlines the importance of ensuring that the benefits of technological and environmental progress extend to employment and social inclusion.
As Odisha continues to advance its electric mobility initiatives, Shubhalakshmi Mahananda’s story offers a reminder that progress is not measured by cleaner vehicles alone. It is also reflected in the opportunities created, the barriers overcome and the people empowered to participate in the State’s changing transport landscape.
By taking the driver’s seat, she is not merely transporting passengers; she is helping redefine who can drive Odisha’s mobility transformation.
15, Oct 2026
Why Is Panchuka Observed for Only Four Days in 2026? Know the Reason
Puri, Oct 15 (UDN): The sacred Panchuka period, one of the most significant phases of the holy month of Kartik for devotees of Lord Jagannath, will be observed for only four days instead of the usual five this year due to a tithi kshaya — the omission of a lunar date in the Hindu calendar.
The development was discussed during a meeting of the Chhatisha Nijog, the traditional body representing servitors of the Shree Jagannath Temple in Puri, which reviewed arrangements for the upcoming month-long Kartik rituals.
According to Puri Collector Dibyajyoti Parida, the special rituals associated with Kartik will be observed at the Shree Jagannath Temple from October 22 to November 24, 2026.
Daily Rituals to Begin Early
As part of the arrangements, the temple doors will open at 4 am every day during the Kartik period, followed by the scheduled daily rituals. The deities will be adorned in the special Radha Damodar Besha between 6:30 am and 7:30 am. The special Bala Dhupa ritual will also be performed throughout the month.
The month will feature several important religious observances, including the famous Harihara Besha of Lord Jagannath, scheduled for November 16.
Why Is Panchuka Only Four Days This Year?
Panchuka traditionally refers to the final five days of Kartik, which hold special religious significance for devotees observing Kartik Brata. During this period, devotees undertake prayers, fasting and other religious practices, while thousands visit Puri to witness the special rituals of the deities.
However, this year, the occurrence of tithi kshaya has resulted in the loss of a lunar date, reducing the Panchuka observance to four days. Temple authorities have also indicated that the Bankachuda Besha of the deities will not be performed this year because of the omission of the Dwadashi tithi.
Kartik Brata Holds Special Significance
Kartik is regarded as a particularly auspicious month in the Hindu religious calendar, especially in Odisha, where devotees follow traditional observances and visit temples to offer prayers.
At the Shree Jagannath Temple, the month is marked by special rituals, distinctive adornments of the deities and an increased influx of pilgrims. The Panchuka period draws particular attention as devotees seek the blessings of Lord Jagannath during these concluding days of Kartik.
The special arrangements announced for 2026 are aimed at ensuring the smooth conduct of the month-long rituals and accommodating devotees visiting the holy town of Puri.
15, Oct 2026
State Cabinet Passes Resolution Congratulating PM Narendra Modi on 25 Years of Public Service
Bhubaneswar, Oct 15 (UDN): The State Cabinet has passed a resolution expressing gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the occasion of his completing 25 years of uninterrupted public service.
The resolution acknowledges the Prime Minister’s 25-year journey in public office, marking his tenure in various leadership roles in government. The Cabinet conveyed its appreciation for his continued engagement in public service.
The resolution reflects the State Government’s recognition of this milestone in the Prime Minister’s public life.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi assumed office as the Chief Minister of Gujarat in October 2001 and subsequently became the Prime Minister of India in May 2014.
15, Oct 2026
Odisha Minister Prithviraj Harichandan Sets 48-Hour Deadline to Complete Road Repairs Ahead of Durga Puja
Bhubaneswar, Oct 15 (UDN): With Durga Puja approaching, Odisha Law, Works and Excise Minister Prithviraj Harichandan has directed officials to complete all pending road repair work across Bhubaneswar, Cuttack and adjoining areas within 48 hours, emphasising the need for safe and hassle-free travel during the festive season.
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The directive was issued during a high-level review meeting chaired by the minister to assess the progress of road restoration across the twin cities and surrounding areas. Officials informed the meeting that repair work on most roads identified as being in poor condition had already been completed following earlier instructions from the state government.
However, stressing the urgency of the remaining work, Harichandan instructed the concerned chief engineers and superintending engineers to ensure that all outstanding repairs were completed within the stipulated deadline. He also called for the adoption of modern road construction technologies to improve road quality, durability and long-term performance.
The meeting highlighted the importance of maintaining road infrastructure ahead of major festivals, when traffic volumes typically increase and thousands of people travel to shopping centres, puja pandals and other public places.
During the review, Works Department Principal Secretary Sanjay Kumar Singh raised concerns over institutions allegedly digging up roads that were in good condition without obtaining the necessary prior permission. He directed superintending engineers and junior engineers to monitor such activities closely and take firm action against those responsible for unauthorised road excavation.
Singh also instructed officials to inspect vehicle underpasses (VUPs) along national highways and submit detailed reports to the Works Department for further assessment and necessary action.
The state government also stressed the need for better advance planning to prevent last-minute road repair work ahead of major festivals. Although substantial progress was reported before Durga Puja this year, officials were directed to ensure that road repair activities are completed by Ganesh Puja in subsequent years.
The meeting also saw legislators acknowledge the efforts of the state government and the Works Department in accelerating repair work across their respective constituencies.
Among those present were MLAs Babu Singh, Naba Kishore Mallick and Souvik Biswal; Bhubaneswar Mayor Sulochana Das; Cuttack Mayor Subash Chandra Singh; Cuttack Municipal Corporation Commissioner Kirandeep Kaur Sahota; former MLA Priyadarshi Mishra; senior politician Jagannath Pradhan; Works Department Engineer-in-Chief and Special Secretary Sameer Hota; Engineer-in-Chief (Civil) Satyabrata Behera; and other senior officials.
The latest directive underscores the government’s focus on improving road conditions, strengthening infrastructure maintenance and ensuring smoother public movement during the festive period across Odisha’s twin cities.
15, Oct 2026
Odisha Taps AMD Expertise to Accelerate Critical Mineral Exploration, OMC Signs MoU
Bhubaneswar, Oct 15 (UDN): In a major push to strengthen Odisha’s critical mineral resources, the Odisha Mining Corporation Ltd (OMC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Atomic Minerals Directorate for Exploration and Research (AMD), Hyderabad, to advance scientific research and mineral exploration across the State.
The agreement, signed on Wednesday, brings together OMC, a wholly owned corporation of the Odisha government, and AMD, functioning under the Union government’s Department of Atomic Energy. The collaboration aims to identify and explore critical and strategic mineral resources through scientific investigations, technical cooperation and the sharing of expertise.
According to an official statement, the partnership will cover research, the exchange of scientific and technical information, knowledge sharing and exploration activities within OMC’s mining lease areas and other locations across Odisha. The initiative is also expected to encourage joint research, capacity building and the adoption of modern exploration technologies to improve the identification and assessment of mineral deposits.
The collaboration aligns with the Centre’s National Critical Mineral Mission, launched in January 2025 to secure a sustainable domestic supply of minerals essential for clean energy, technological advancement and strategic industries.
Critical minerals have assumed growing importance as India seeks to reduce dependence on imports, strengthen domestic supply chains and support emerging sectors such as renewable energy, advanced electronics and modern manufacturing. Enhanced exploration and the development of indigenous mineral resources are key to meeting these requirements and improving the country’s long-term resource security.
The Odisha government said the agreement marks an important step towards strengthening the State’s position as a major centre for critical mineral development and high-technology industries. By combining OMC’s mining expertise with AMD’s scientific and technical capabilities, the partnership seeks to expand exploration efforts and support the discovery of resources with strategic and industrial significance.
The initiative also reflects OMC’s focus on technology-led exploration, responsible mining practices and the development of mineral resources to meet future industrial requirements. Greater scientific understanding of Odisha’s mineral potential could help create opportunities for downstream industries while supporting the State’s broader industrial development objectives.
OMC is among India’s major mining companies, with operations involving minerals such as chromite, iron ore, bauxite, manganese and limestone. These resources supply key mineral-based industries, including steel, aluminium, sponge iron, pig iron, ferro-manganese and ferro-chrome manufacturing.
With the new agreement, Odisha aims to strengthen the scientific foundation of its mineral exploration programme and contribute to India’s wider efforts to build a secure, resilient and self-reliant critical mineral supply chain.
15, Oct 2026
Vedanta Aluminium Deepens Global Partnerships, Showcases Sustainable Solutions at ALUMINIUM 2026 in Düsseldorf
Bhubaneswar, Oct 15 (UDN): Vedanta Aluminium, India’s largest aluminium producer, strengthened its engagement with international customers, industry stakeholders and technology partners at ALUMINIUM 2026, a leading global trade fair for the aluminium industry held in Düsseldorf, Germany.
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The participation provided a platform for the company to exchange insights on emerging industry trends, explore new business opportunities and strengthen partnerships across international markets. With sustainability, supply chain resilience and advanced manufacturing gaining prominence, Vedanta Aluminium highlighted its commitment to delivering high-quality, value-added aluminium products and customer-focused solutions to meet the evolving requirements of global industries.
Discussions at the exhibition centred on key developments shaping the aluminium sector, including low-carbon materials, product innovation, reliable supply networks and customised solutions for diverse industrial applications. The conversations also underscored the growing importance of technological advancement and closer collaboration between producers and customers in an increasingly competitive global marketplace.
Rajesh Kumar, CEO, Vedanta Aluminium, said, “The global aluminium industry is witnessing a significant shift, with customers placing greater emphasis on sustainability, supply chain resilience and advanced manufacturing applications. This presents an opportunity to build stronger partnerships, drive product innovation and deliver greater value through differentiated solutions. At Vedanta Aluminium, we remain committed to deepening customer relationships, expanding our value-added portfolio and supporting the evolving needs of industries across global markets.”
With a customer presence spanning more than 60 countries, Vedanta Aluminium caters to a broad spectrum of industrial sectors through its portfolio of primary and value-added aluminium products. Its offerings include billets, wire rods, primary foundry alloys and specialised products serving automotive, electrical, infrastructure, renewable energy and advanced manufacturing applications.
The company continues to focus on improving product quality, accelerating technical qualification processes and developing application-specific solutions to address customer requirements across international markets. Engagements at global industry platforms such as ALUMINIUM 2026 also enable the company to gain a deeper understanding of changing market expectations and identify opportunities for long-term collaboration.
Sustainability was another key theme throughout the exhibition, with industry discussions highlighting renewable energy integration, circularity, recycled aluminium content and emissions reduction. As manufacturers and end-users increasingly prioritise responsible sourcing and greater supply chain transparency, collaboration across the aluminium value chain is becoming increasingly important to advancing decarbonisation efforts.
The exhibition also offered insights into growth opportunities linked to automotive electrification, power transmission, renewable energy infrastructure and other emerging applications. These sectors are creating demand for aluminium solutions that combine performance, reliability and resource efficiency, reinforcing the importance of continuous innovation and technical partnerships.
With an installed production capacity of more than 2.4 million tonnes per annum, Vedanta Aluminium remains focused on strengthening its position in international markets through customer engagement, product development and operational excellence. Its participation at ALUMINIUM 2026 reflects the company’s continued efforts to align its offerings with global industry priorities while building lasting partnerships and supporting the expanding role of aluminium in a more sustainable industrial future.
