ZF Steering Gear India Begins Aluminium Production In Maharashtra

DriveSys Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of ZF Steering Gear (India), has commenced commercial production at its Maharashtra facility, with installed capacity spanning aluminium billets, extrusion, anodising and solar frame fabrication.

12 Nov 2026 | 1 Views | By Eshisha Java

ZF Steering Gear (India) Limited has commenced commercial production at the Aluminium Division of its wholly owned subsidiary, DriveSys Systems Private Limited, at Supa Parner Industrial Park in Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra, effective November 12, 2026.

The facility will manufacture aluminium billets, extrusions and provide anodising, machining and fabrication services. The development was disclosed by ZF Steering Gear (India) in a regulatory filing to the BSE on November 12.

According to the company's disclosure, the facility has an installed annual capacity of 27,000 metric tonnes for aluminium billets and 20,000 metric tonnes for aluminium extrusion. Its anodising capacity stands at 9,600 metric tonnes per annum.

The plant also has an installed capacity to undertake machining and fabrication of 2.4 million solar frame sets annually.

Located at Plot No. E-3/1 and E-3/2, Supa Parner Industrial Park, Supa, Parner, Ahilyanagar, the facility adds aluminium processing and fabrication operations to DriveSys Systems' business.

The company did not disclose the investment made in the facility, its expected utilisation levels or the customers it will supply.

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