Tata’s Agratas readies Sanand lithium-ion cell plant with in-house LFP development
Tata Group’s Agratas Energy Storage Solutions is setting up a pilot LFP cell line at Sanand, Gujarat, while preparing to begin NMC cell production by early 2027. The move aims to strengthen Tata’s domestic battery supply chain after Chinese export controls complicated technology licensing.
Tata Group battery unit Agratas is developing in-house LFP cell technology at its upcoming Sanand plant after Chinese export controls hindered licensing. The facility will make LFP and NMC cells, supporting Tata’s domestic battery ecosystem and grid-scale storage ambitions.
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Agratas’s Sanand pilot extends Tata’s recent homegrown LFP battery-cell development, while Tata retail businesses add staff as Trent, Titan and IHCL expand in FY26.
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