NALCO's Angul Aluminium Park Showcased as Odisha's Strategic Aluminium Hub to Attract Investors
The establishment and promotion of the Angul Aluminium Park, a joint venture, signifies a strategic long-term initiative by NALCO and the Odisha government to boost downstream aluminium industries and attract investment. While it promises future growth and economic development, the immediate financial impact on NALCO is indirect and not quantified in this announcement.
The announcement highlights significant growth opportunities in Odisha's aluminium downstream sector through the Angul Aluminium Park, with NALCO supplying hot metal and the park attracting new industries and expanding its footprint, indicating a positive outlook for industrial development and investment.
National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO), in association with Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (IDCO), organized an exclusive roadshow for Angul Aluminium Park Pvt. Ltd. (AAPPL) on 23 September 2025, in Bhubaneswar. * AAPPL is a joint venture between IDCO and NALCO, aimed at developing a dedicated industrial park in Angul, Odisha. * The roadshow, attended by government officials, industry leaders, and investors, highlighted the park's world-class facilities, including advanced road connectivity, efficient transportation, uninterrupted power and water supply, administrative offices, training centers, and laboratories. * NALCO's CMD, Shri Brijendra Pratap Singh, announced that NALCO will supply 50,000 tonnes of hot metal annually to downstream industries at the park, promoting cost-effective production and improved competitiveness. * Shri Hemant Kumar Sharma, Additional Chief Secretary, Industries Department, Government of Odisha, emphasized that while Odisha produces nearly 72% of India’s primary Aluminium, its downstream output is low, presenting vast growth opportunities for the state. * He described Aluminium as "the future metal" and urged investors to explore AAPPL, which currently spans 223 acres and is set to expand to over 600 acres. The park has already attracted three industries, with four more in the pipeline. * Presentations by IPICOL, NALCO, and JNARDDC showcased Odisha’s investor-friendly policies, advancements in industrial park infrastructure, and promising opportunities in the aluminium downstream sector to over 100 participants.
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