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• TACC aims to make India a key global player in advanced energy materials.
• Backed by HEG’s export legacy, it’s building cost-efficient, high-quality manufacturing for clean energy.
• Focus on innovation, sustainability, and AtmaNirbhar Bharat goals.

TACC, part of the LNJ Bhilwara Group, is taking major steps to establish India as a global hub for advanced energy materials, a crucial sector fueling the worldwide shift toward clean mobility and renewable energy storage.

Building on the global reputation of HEG Limited, the world’s largest exporter of graphite electrodes and a flagship of the group, TACC is setting up a cost-competitive, export-ready manufacturing base to serve both Indian and global markets. The company aims to position India not as a low-cost alternative but as a quality-driven and innovation-led partner in the clean energy transition.

TACC’s strategy leverages India’s geographic advantage, skilled workforce, and growing domestic demand for green technologies to create a sustainable ecosystem that supports both research and large-scale production. The company’s upcoming facilities will meet international standards, helping bridge the global supply gap in critical energy materials while ensuring reliability and long-term cost efficiency.

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According to Ankur Khaitan, MD and CEO of TACC, the company’s mission is to make India indispensable to the global clean energy transition. With the rising global demand for lithium-ion batteries, TACC’s entry into large-scale anode material manufacturing will help diversify global supply chains and support the Make in India and AtmaNirbhar Bharat initiatives.

As TACC’s plants go operational, it aims to be a key partner in the EV and energy storage ecosystem, strengthening India’s position as a leader in clean energy manufacturing and innovation.