Kranti Wins Orders in EV and Global Industrial Segments

30 Jul 2025 CW Team

Kranti Industries Limited, a trusted name in precision component manufacturing, has secured two notable purchase orders from new clients, marking strategic growth in both domestic and international markets.

The company has received a domestic order from Pune-based electric commercial vehicle manufacturer, Pinnacle Mobility Solutions Private Limited (EKA Mobility), for the tooling and supply of machined parts valued at Rs 0.5 million. Additionally, Kranti has won an international order from Ingersoll-Rand Industrial U.S., Inc. for manufacturing tooling parts for housing components, valued at approximately USD 221,000 (around Rs 18.4 million).

Order Details:

Domestic Client: EKA Mobility – machining parts tooling order
International Client: Ingersoll-Rand – tooling for housing components
Execution Timelines: EKA – as per purchase order; IR – on or before 31 October 2025

These orders mark a significant milestone for Kranti Industries. The deal with EKA Mobility signals the company’s strategic entry into the three-wheeler electric vehicle segment, expanding its footprint in India’s growing EV space. Meanwhile, the Ingersoll-Rand project introduces a new product line and highlights Kranti’s global capabilities in high-precision component manufacturing.

Commenting on the development, Mr. Sachin Subhash Vora, Chairman & Managing Director of Kranti Industries Limited, said,

“These orders validate our credibility among both domestic and international OEMs. The EKA partnership supports India’s EV transition, while the Ingersoll-Rand project demonstrates our global readiness. We remain committed to innovation, engineering excellence, and building strong, long-term partnerships.”

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