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.
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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.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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