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Baroda Extrusion Secures ₹27.83 Crore Orders In September 2026

Mumbai: Baroda Extrusion Limited announced on 1 October 2026, that it received purchase orders totalling ₹27,83,01,348.00 during the month of September 2026. The orders are for the supply of its copper alloy products. Product Offerings The company's product range includes copper flats, pipes, rods, hex bars, coils, nuggets, anodes, and profiles/sections. These products serve diverse industrial…

Baroda Extrusion Secures ₹27.83 Crore Orders In September 2026

Baroda Extrusion Limited secured ₹27.83 crore in orders during September 2026, announcing the figures on 1 October 2026. The company supplies copper alloy products spanning various items such as copper flats, pipes, rods, hex bars, coils, nuggets, anodes, and profiles/sections. These materials cater to an extensive range of industrial and electrical applications.

Copper flats find utility in electrical panels, bus bars, transformers, switchgear, data centres, defense sector, and earthing. Hollow copper products like mother tubes, pipes, tubes, and profiles are essential for electrical, renewable, refrigeration, air-conditioning, heat exchanger, plumbing, HVAC sectors, and lugs manufacturing. Copper rods are applied for machining, electrical components, and control panels, whereas hex bars are ideal for connectors, terminals, fasteners, and machined components.

Managing Director Apesh Kanugo expressed that these orders underscore customer confidence in Baroda Extrusion Limited's product quality, manufacturing capabilities, and commitment to punctual delivery. He further highlighted the consistent demand as a testament to the trust and expanding presence across industries. Looking ahead, the company aims to bolster manufacturing capacities, broaden product offerings, and heighten operational efficiency.

Their goal is to meet evolving customer needs with high-quality extrusion products and value-added solutions, supporting sustainable growth.

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