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L&T bagged multiple large orders worth ₹2,500–5,000 crore from Hindalco, Tata Steel, and others to build major aluminium, steel, and mining projects across India.
What’s happening: Hindalco tapped L&T to build a 180 KTPA aluminium smelter and gas treatment centre for its new Odisha plant.
Basically, the company is building a big factory that can make lots of shiny metal (aluminium). The stuff used in cars, planes, and soda cans and it will also clean the air and gases it makes so the earth stays healthy.
The company also got several projects to supply and set up big mining machines the ones that move, crush, and load heavy materials.
Why this is interesting: big industrial orders like these show where India’s next wave of growth is happening.
India’s base metal mining market is on a steady climb, expected to hit $17.6 billion by 2030.
The push for infrastructure, EVs, and renewables is fuelling demand for metals like aluminium, copper, and zinc, making mining one of India’s quiet but powerful growth stories.
