Runaya Partners with ECKART for Sustainable Aluminium Powder Facility in Odisha

Runaya, a metal recycling startup tied to the Vedanta Group, announced a partnership with ECKART to establish a new aluminium powder plant in Odisha. The facility will use recycled aluminium and renewable energy, catering to global markets with applications in aerospace and solar technology.

Runaya Partners with ECKART for Sustainable Aluminium Powder Facility in Odisha
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Runaya, a startup with ties to the Vedanta Group, has forged an agreement with Germany-based ECKART to create a state-of-the-art aluminium powder facility in Odisha.

This innovative plant is set to produce eco-friendly spherical atomised aluminium granules, meeting the rising demand both domestically and internationally.

Runaya's Managing Director, Naivedya Agarwal, describes the initiative as a pivotal step towards a circular economy, highlighting the strategic use of recycled materials and renewable energy to set new standards in green manufacturing.

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