According to a filing with the exchange, the company said that the incentive is for TACC’s Synthetic Graphite Anode Material project at Sirsoda Industrial Area, Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, and is subject to scheme guidelines and prescribed conditions.
The Dewas facility is spread across more than 100 acres and is planned for a committed scaled capacity of beyond 30,000 metric tonnes per annum (MTPA) by FY2028-29. The first phase of 20,000 MTPA is targeted for commissioning by June 2027.
“We are grateful to the Government of India and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology for this support, and for their vision of building a strong electronics component manufacturing base in the country,” said Riju Jhunjhunwala, Chairman, Managing Director and CEO, HEG Advanced Materials.
“The approval under ECMS is a strong endorsement of TACC’s technology and of our belief that India can build a globally competitive battery materials value chain at home. Anode material sits at the heart of every battery cell, and producing it at scale in India is central to a secure and resilient energy storage supply chain,” Jhunjhunwala further said.
The company also said that the approval strengthens HEG Advanced Materials’ vision, through its wholly owned subsidiary TACC to build localized, resilient and globally competitive battery materials value chain and it is also a significant step towards strengthening India’s advanced energy storage ecosystem.“The support under ECMS strengthens our ability to execute at scale. Our Dewas facility is designed to deliver high performance synthetic graphite anode material that meets the standards of global cell manufacturers,” said Ankur Khaitan, Managing Director and CEO, TACC.
Khaitan also said that, “Our focus now is on timely execution, consistent quality and close collaboration with customers to ensure supply reliability. We thank the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology for its support.”
What is Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS)?
According to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, the main objective of the scheme is to develop a robust component manufacturing ecosystem by attracting investments (global / domestic) across the value chain by integrating its domestic electronic industry with the Global Value Chains (GVCs).
The scheme provides differentiated fiscal incentives on target segment products in terms of turnover. Firstly, turnover linked incentive which is for six years with one year of gestation period. Secondly, capex incentive which is for five years and lastly, hybrid incentive which is a combination of turnover linked and capex incentive.
HEG Advanced Materials Q2 updates
On November 3, the company announced its Q2FY27 updates and said that it reported consolidated revenue from continuing operations of Rs 429.94 crore, total income of Rs 546.59 crore, EBITDA of Rs 312.78 crore and profit after tax of Rs 208.89 crore.
While mentioning its business highlights, the company said that the advanced materials (TACC) which is Global lithium-ion battery production is expected to grow from about 2.3 TWh in 2025 to about 8 TWh by 2035, with non-China anode demand set to exceed 1 Mn tons by 2030 as cell makers diversify their supply chains.
REPLUS has deployed over 1 GWh of energy storage capacity across BESS, electric mobility, telecom power solutions and hybrid energy applications. Alongside its operational 1 GWh Giga Factory in Pune, a 5 GWh highspeed, fully automatic prismatic line expansion facility is under construction, which will take total manufacturing capacity to 6 GWh on completion.
The Green Power Businesses have a combined hydroelectric installed capacity of 278 MW in Himachal Pradesh, through the 86 MW Malana Power Company Limited project (MPCL) and the 192 MW AD Hydro Power Limited project, along with a 14 MW wind power project in Maharashtra (under HEGAM).
HEG Advanced Materials share price
In the last one week, the stock has gained over 4%, and nearly 29% in the last one month. The shares of HEG Advanced Materials slipped 52% in the current calendar year so far, and nearly 44% in the last one year.
In the last three years and five years, the shares of HEG Advanced Materials were down 81% and 86% respectively.
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