Tata Hitachi realigns portfolio for Indian infra boom

Citing a resurgence in demand for compact urban machinery and high-capacity mining units, the company is adjusting its product roadmap. The new strategy prioritises platform-based improvements and alternative energy options to meet the specific needs of smart cities and national energy corridors.

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How do you articulate the company's long-term vision as we enter a new era of sustainability and digital integration?

Our long-term goal is to create an efficient, sustainable, and customer-focused construction ecosystem for India that is ready for the future. Our approach extends beyond producing equipment as the industry changes. To increase efficiency and lifecycle value, we are integrating intelligent machine technologies, smart digital platforms, and extended localisation. The foundation of this strategy is a commitment to developing user-friendly, reliable devices and services aligned with India's infrastructure goals, ensuring our clients achieve significant results rather than merely functional capability.

From compact equipment to large mining ranges, demand patterns are shifting. Which categories are resurging, and how is your product roadmap evolving to meet the new mix of national infrastructure priorities?