TORSA Machines Limited, an Indian manufacturer of crushing and screening equipment, is targeting a Rs 5-billion business over the next five years as it expands its technology portfolio, manufacturing capacity and market presence.The company is showcasing its expanded equipment portfolio at bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026, being held from September 15-18 at the India Expo Centre in Greater Noida. Its display includes new crushing, screening, shaping and sand-processing solutions alongside its established equipment range.Gopi Krishna More, Managing Director, TORSA Machines, said the five-year target reflects the scale the company aims to achieve through new technologies, entry into additional product and application segments, expansion into new markets and stronger lifecycle engagement with customers.TORSA's growth strategy is centred on five areas: developing indigenous technology and higher-value material-processing solutions; offering integrated solutions instead of standalone machines; strengthening its presence across India and selected international markets; expanding spares, services and upgrades; and investing in manufacturing capabilities, processes, talent and leadership.The company is also repositioning itself from primarily a crushing and screening equipment manufacturer into a material-processing technology and lifecycle solutions enterprise. The strategy will expand TORSA's role across application engineering, equipment selection, crushing, shaping, screening, washing, automation, spares and lifecycle support.At bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026, TORSA is displaying the TEC 10 and TEC 11 cone crushers, TSH 10, VORTEX vertical shaft impactor and EcoCycle sand-washing plant. These are being showcased alongside its TJC jaw crusher series, Sievex dry and AquaPro wet screening equipment, PulseGrizzlyPro, GirzzlyPro and ScalpPro feeders, and Nomad compact-plant range.International expansion is also part of the company's roadmap, with TORSA aiming to introduce equipment developed for demanding Indian operating conditions into selected overseas markets. Growth opportunities are expected to come from new equipment sales, higher-value applications, aftermarket services, spares, upgrades and deeper customer relationships.Rajkumar More, Chairman Emeritus, said the company's focus since its early years has been on developing equipment capable of operating reliably in Indian conditions while maintaining customer trust.Vaibhav Dange, Founder, Build India Foundation, highlighted the importance of equipment manufacturers understanding India's operating conditions and infrastructure requirements.TORSA said bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026 marks the beginning of its next phase of growth, with the company aiming to build broader technology capabilities, serve more applications and markets, strengthen lifecycle revenues and expand manufacturing capacity as it works towards becoming a Rs 500-crore Indian engineering enterprise.