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Bhubaneswar<\/strong>: <\/span>Hindalco Industries Ltd., the world\u2019s largest aluminium rolling and recycling company, and Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd. a specialized engineering company have entered into a strategic alliance to develop and manufacture world-class aluminium rail wagons and coaches that will help Indian Railways achieve its emission goals and bolster operating efficiency.<\/p>\n Indian Railways has launched \u201cMission 3000 MT\u201d with a target of doubling freight capacity to reach 3,000 million tons by 2027 through augmentation of rolling stock, with the objective of achieving a 45% market share in freight. To meet this ambitious target, the Railways is actively seeking to improve wagon design,and inviting wagon manufacturers to contribute their own designs to enhance overall capacity and the life of railway assets.<\/p>\n Recognizing these developments in the Railways, Hindalco and Texmaco have joined hands to explore opportunities, where Hindalco will provide profiles, sheets and plates of its unique aluminium alloys, along with fabricationand welding expertise. The company\u2019s in-house aluminium freight rake launched last year is 180 tons lighter and offers 19% higher payload to tare weight ratio, consumes less energy with relatively negligible wear and tear. Texmaco, being an expert inmanufacturingfreight cars for 80 years, will bring in technical expertise and be responsible for design, setting up the factory, production line and providing skilled workers.<\/p>\n Commenting on the partnership, Mr. Satish Pai, Managing Director, Hindalco Industries, said,\u201cWith launch of India\u2019s first aluminium rake, we have demonstrated the benefits of higher payload and significant CO2 reduction that aluminium rakes offer. This partnership will further strengthen our role in enhancing the value proposition for the freight industry as well as for passenger mobility, while helping the Railways achieve its net zero objectives.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Mr. Indrajit Mookerjee, Vice Chairman, Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd<\/span><\/span>. stated\u201cThis valuable partnership will go a long way in creating innovative and sustainable products further reinforcing our commitment towards reducing the industry\u2019s carbon footprint anddriving a positive environmental impact.\u201d<\/p>\n These substantial gainshave encouraged Hindalco and Texmaco to go full throttle at pursuing an Atmanirbhar Bharat dream and help the Railways, which is in the throes of a massive upgradation in both basic infrastructures such as building gleaming new stations with modern amenities as well as state-of-the-art coaches and rapid expansion in the metro rail network.<\/p>\n Mr. Sudipta Mukherjee, Deputy Managing Director, Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd<\/span><\/span>. added \u201cThis partnership holds tremendous potential in supporting the Indian Railways in its pursuit of the introduction of efficient rolling stock with a lesser carbon footprint.\u201d <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n An indigenous facility that can make high-quality aluminium wagons, coaches, large containers, and components will greatly supplement the Central Government\u2019s fast-paced development of dedicated freight corridors that aims to boost efficiency and reduce freight tariffs.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n [ad_2] [ad_1] Bhubaneswar: Hindalco Industries Ltd., the world\u2019s largest aluminium rolling and recycling company, and Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd. a specialized engineering company have entered into a strategic alliance to develop and manufacture world-class aluminium rail wagons and coaches that will help Indian Railways achieve its emission goals and bolster operating efficiency. 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