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Kranti Industries, Universal Autofoundry form machining alliance
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Kranti Industries, Universal Autofoundry form machining alliance

Kranti Industries Limited, a leading precision engineering and machining solutions company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Universal Autofoundry Limited (UFL), a prominent Jaipur-based castings manufacturer, to establish a long-term machining alliance in Rajasthan.

The collaboration marks a key milestone for both firms, combining UFL’s foundry expertise with Kranti’s precision machining capabilities to build an integrated, efficient, and scalable manufacturing ecosystem for the automotive and engineering sectors.

Strategic Overview

Under the agreement, UFL will lease its machining premises in Sargoth, Sikar district, Rajasthan, along with the associated plant and machinery to Kranti. UFL’s two existing machine shops in Rajasthan will be consolidated at its Unit 3 plant in Sargoth, which will function as the central machining hub.

Kranti will operate and manage this unified facility exclusively for machining casting components produced by UFL, ensuring seamless integration between foundry and machining operations.

The partnership, commencing on 1 January 2026, will continue for seven years, including a three-year lock-in period. Its objective is to leverage UFL’s foundry strength and Kranti’s precision-engineering expertise to enhance productivity, quality, and operational efficiency, creating sustainable long-term value for both companies.

Strategic Significance

The alliance signifies Kranti Industries’ entry into Northern India, expanding its footprint beyond Western India and fostering a balanced national presence. This move will enhance customer accessibility, streamline logistics, and mitigate regional risks.

For UFL, the collaboration strengthens its value chain—extending operations from casting to machining—within a unified, integrated ecosystem. Both firms aim to achieve operational excellence, cost efficiency, and faster delivery cycles through shared infrastructure and supply chain optimisation.

Aligned with the ‘Make in India’ initiative, the partnership supports the nation’s goal of fostering localised, competitive, and technology-driven manufacturing in the automotive and engineering sectors.

Commenting on the collaboration, Mr Sachin Subhash Vora, Chairman and Managing Director of Kranti Industries Limited, said:

“This collaboration with Universal Autofoundry Limited marks a major step in Kranti’s growth roadmap. It strengthens our Northern India presence while complementing our machining capabilities in the West. By integrating UFL’s foundry expertise with our precision machining, we aim to build an efficient, customer-focused platform aligned with our Vision 2030.”

Adding to this, Mr Vimal Chand Jain, Managing Director of Universal Autofoundry Limited, stated:

“We are delighted to partner with Kranti Industries, a leader in machining innovation. This collaboration will streamline operations, enhance quality, and foster scalable growth. By merging casting and machining expertise, we aim to deliver superior value for customers and drive long-term operational excellence.”

Kranti Industries Limited, a leading precision engineering and machining solutions company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Universal Autofoundry Limited (UFL), a prominent Jaipur-based castings manufacturer, to establish a long-term machining alliance in Rajasthan. The collaboration marks a key milestone for both firms, combining UFL’s foundry expertise with Kranti’s precision machining capabilities to build an integrated, efficient, and scalable manufacturing ecosystem for the automotive and engineering sectors. Strategic Overview Under the agreement, UFL will lease its machining premises in Sargoth, Sikar district, Rajasthan, along with the associated plant and machinery to Kranti. UFL’s two existing machine shops in Rajasthan will be consolidated at its Unit 3 plant in Sargoth, which will function as the central machining hub. Kranti will operate and manage this unified facility exclusively for machining casting components produced by UFL, ensuring seamless integration between foundry and machining operations. The partnership, commencing on 1 January 2026, will continue for seven years, including a three-year lock-in period. Its objective is to leverage UFL’s foundry strength and Kranti’s precision-engineering expertise to enhance productivity, quality, and operational efficiency, creating sustainable long-term value for both companies. Strategic Significance The alliance signifies Kranti Industries’ entry into Northern India, expanding its footprint beyond Western India and fostering a balanced national presence. This move will enhance customer accessibility, streamline logistics, and mitigate regional risks. For UFL, the collaboration strengthens its value chain—extending operations from casting to machining—within a unified, integrated ecosystem. Both firms aim to achieve operational excellence, cost efficiency, and faster delivery cycles through shared infrastructure and supply chain optimisation. Aligned with the ‘Make in India’ initiative, the partnership supports the nation’s goal of fostering localised, competitive, and technology-driven manufacturing in the automotive and engineering sectors. Commenting on the collaboration, Mr Sachin Subhash Vora, Chairman and Managing Director of Kranti Industries Limited, said: “This collaboration with Universal Autofoundry Limited marks a major step in Kranti’s growth roadmap. It strengthens our Northern India presence while complementing our machining capabilities in the West. By integrating UFL’s foundry expertise with our precision machining, we aim to build an efficient, customer-focused platform aligned with our Vision 2030.” Adding to this, Mr Vimal Chand Jain, Managing Director of Universal Autofoundry Limited, stated: “We are delighted to partner with Kranti Industries, a leader in machining innovation. This collaboration will streamline operations, enhance quality, and foster scalable growth. By merging casting and machining expertise, we aim to deliver superior value for customers and drive long-term operational excellence.”

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