Godrej Tooling’s next move unveiled at TAGMA 2026

Godrej Enterprises Group is showcasing its advanced tooling capabilities at TAGMA 2026 (21–24 April), while aiming for 10–15 per cent annual growth over the next few years, driven largely by the fast-growing automotive and EV sectors.

Strong growth driven by EV shift

The Tooling business has seen steady momentum, with orders rising nearly 25 per cent this year. A major driver is electric mobility, with EV-related projects now making up around 20 per cent of its order book. This reflects rising demand for highly precise tooling needed for modern vehicles, lighter materials, and more complex designs.

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Smart, connected manufacturing on display

At TAGMA 2026 in Hall 2, H02, Godrej is showcasing its integrated capabilities across tooling, automation, and digital manufacturing. The display includes IoT-enabled tools for real-time monitoring, 3D printing for complex components, and connected systems for remote diagnostics.

These technologies aim to improve efficiency, accuracy, and flexibility in manufacturing, helping customers adapt to rapidly changing industry needs.

India’s tooling ecosystem evolving fast

Pankaj Abhyankar, Business Head – Tooling, Godrej Enterprises Group, said, “India’s manufacturing landscape has entered a transformative phase, driven by deeper localisation, increasing product complexity, and the rapid shift towards electric mobility. Having been closely associated with TAGMA since its inception, Godrej Enterprises Group has both witnessed and contributed to the evolution of India’s tooling ecosystem. Today, we are focused on combining advanced engineering expertise with tooling, automation, and digital manufacturing to deliver high-precision, reliable, and future-ready solutions. Our presence at TAGMA 2026 reflects our continued commitment to innovation, collaboration, and strengthening India’s position as a globally competitive manufacturing hub.”

With over 10,000 tools already manufactured and strong collaboration with local MSMEs, the company is strengthening India’s position in advanced manufacturing. Its growing use of additive manufacturing is also enabling more complex and efficient tooling designs, supporting the next phase of industrial growth.

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