TKIL Displays High-Performance Jaw Crushers at Odisha Expo 2025

12 Mar 2025 CW Team

The 3rd Odisha Mining & Infrastructure International Expo 2025 is a premier platform for industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers to showcase advancements, share insights, and address key industry challenges. The event highlights cutting-edge mining machinery, technology solutions, and services shaping India’s future.

Established in 1947, TKIL Industries has been at the forefront of India’s mining, bulk material handling, and comminution solutions. TKIL Industries combines world-class engineering with Indian manufacturing excellence, driving India’s vision for a self-reliant and globally competitive mining sector. With a strong emphasis on innovation and sustainability, TKIL’s MACS Division specialises in designing robust crushers that enhance operational efficiency in hard rock mining and aggregate processing.

While talking about his experience at the Odisha Expo 2025, Indranil Roy, Director Mining, TKIL Industries said, "TKIL Industries is dedicated to advancing India’s mining sector with cutting-edge and energy-efficient solutions. Our commitment to innovation and sustainability not only addresses current industry needs but also fosters a self-reliant and resilient future. With the mining industry poised to fuel India’s journey to a USD 30 trillion economy by 2047, business volume is set to triple this year, surpassing ₹3,000 crore. Our participation in Odisha Mining Expo 2025 provides a key platform to showcase how our solutions align with India’s vision for Viksit Bharat and Atmanirbhar Bharat.”

TKIL Industries flagship Single Toggle Jaw Crusher is engineered for high-capacity, high-reliability operations, incorporating advanced energy-efficient technologies. Optimised power consumption, reversible jaw plates, and application-specific jaw profiles ensure enhanced durability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. With a large flywheel to improve energy efficiency, the jaw crusher reduces operational costs while maximising throughput and crushing performance.

With an in-house manufacturing ecosystem, TKIL Industries maintains complete control over design, quality, and execution. Its focus on automation, smart analytics, and material science enables the development of future-ready solutions that address evolving industry needs. By leveraging these advancements, TKIL Industries aligns with India’s sustainability goals while reinforcing its commitment to ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ and vision for ‘Viksit Bharat’.

Besides participation at the Odisha Expo, TKIL Industries dignitary – Mr. Prasad Dhange, Business Head, Mineral and Aggregate Crushing Systems (MACS) also participated at the event’s Conference on March 7-8, 2025, to share insights on the future of mining and infrastructure in India.

TKIL Industries Pvt. Ltd. (formerly known as thyssenkrupp Industries India Pvt. Ltd.), a pioneer in mining and material handling solutions and engineering, recently participated in Odisha Mining & Infrastructure International Expo 2025, India’s largest mining and infrastructure exhibition. Recognising the Expo’s visibility and growth opportunities, TKIL Industries showcased its next-generation jaw crushers at the Expo held at Baramunda Ground, Bhubaneswar, Odisha from March 6th-9th, 2025. The company received an overwhelming response at Hall A, Stall 40, where an interactive demonstration highlighted its high-performance, sustainable crushing solutions.The 3rd Odisha Mining & Infrastructure International Expo 2025 is a premier platform for industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers to showcase advancements, share insights, and address key industry challenges. The event highlights cutting-edge mining machinery, technology solutions, and services shaping India’s future.Established in 1947, TKIL Industries has been at the forefront of India’s mining, bulk material handling, and comminution solutions. TKIL Industries combines world-class engineering with Indian manufacturing excellence, driving India’s vision for a self-reliant and globally competitive mining sector. With a strong emphasis on innovation and sustainability, TKIL’s MACS Division specialises in designing robust crushers that enhance operational efficiency in hard rock mining and aggregate processing.While talking about his experience at the Odisha Expo 2025, Indranil Roy, Director Mining, TKIL Industries said, TKIL Industries is dedicated to advancing India’s mining sector with cutting-edge and energy-efficient solutions. Our commitment to innovation and sustainability not only addresses current industry needs but also fosters a self-reliant and resilient future. With the mining industry poised to fuel India’s journey to a USD 30 trillion economy by 2047, business volume is set to triple this year, surpassing ₹3,000 crore. Our participation in Odisha Mining Expo 2025 provides a key platform to showcase how our solutions align with India’s vision for Viksit Bharat and Atmanirbhar Bharat.”TKIL Industries flagship Single Toggle Jaw Crusher is engineered for high-capacity, high-reliability operations, incorporating advanced energy-efficient technologies. Optimised power consumption, reversible jaw plates, and application-specific jaw profiles ensure enhanced durability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. With a large flywheel to improve energy efficiency, the jaw crusher reduces operational costs while maximising throughput and crushing performance.With an in-house manufacturing ecosystem, TKIL Industries maintains complete control over design, quality, and execution. Its focus on automation, smart analytics, and material science enables the development of future-ready solutions that address evolving industry needs. By leveraging these advancements, TKIL Industries aligns with India’s sustainability goals while reinforcing its commitment to ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ and vision for ‘Viksit Bharat’.Besides participation at the Odisha Expo, TKIL Industries dignitary – Mr. Prasad Dhange, Business Head, Mineral and Aggregate Crushing Systems (MACS) also participated at the event’s Conference on March 7-8, 2025, to share insights on the future of mining and infrastructure in India.

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