Battery and storage exposure from cell plants to recycling, tiered by what is operating today versus committed for tomorrow.
Hikal lists 'Electronic and battery chemicals' as a specialty chemicals offering under Crop Protection, with no further detail on products, capacity or customers.
“Specialty chemicals −Personal care products −Biocides −Electronic and battery chemicals −Homecare”
Indirect exposure via 99.99% subsidiary Jindal Steel & Alloys Ltd, which is described as undertaking activities relating to batteries (alongside steel as its principal business); no revenue or project details provided.
“The Company is also involved in the development and operation of industrial, infrastructure and energy projects, and undertakes activities relating to mining, automobiles, electric vehicles, batteries, real estate development, commodity trading and strategic investments.”
JG Chemicals lists zinc oxide for batteries (extending service life, increasing energy density) as one of 25+ served applications, but strategic commentary explicitly describes it as an early, non-material position still waiting for demand to mature.
“Speciality chemicals, batteries and electronics wait further out. Early positions, held until their demand matures.”
Battery Chemicals are listed as one of several downstream application areas where the company's Yellow Phosphorus derivatives could be used; no dedicated battery-materials business, capex or revenue is indicated.
“These are used as building blocks for production of compounds in diverse end use applications including Lube Oil Additives, Flame Retardants, Battery Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Intermediates etc.”
The company identifies battery energy storage and grid-scale BESS evacuation infrastructure as a future business direction, without disclosing current storage revenue, orders or committed projects.
“Over time we intend to widen the Company from a power infrastructure EPC business into an EPC partner for power generation and battery energy storage as well, and a subsidiary, OPTL Green Energy Private Limited, has been proposed to pursue the renewable segment.”
BESS is listed only as a future portfolio-adjacent area the company is exploring to complement its power-quality offering, with no current products, orders or revenue.
“We also continue to explore opportunities to expand our portfolio through complementary technologies and strategic collaborations in areas such as Static VAR Generators (SVGs), Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and Transformers, enabling us to offer customers a broader and more integrated range of power quality solutions.”
AEMPL is evaluating battery-system opportunities, but no battery manufacturing, storage operations or committed battery project is disclosed.
“At the same time, AEMPL continued to evaluate opportunities in e-bicycles, battery systems and related mobility applications aligned with evolving market requirements.”
Aspirational outlook language about building BESS logistics capabilities, no current operations or revenue in batteries/storage.
“The Company is leveraging its expertise in solar logistics to build capabilities in the rapidly emerging Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) segment and Electric Vehicles, which is expected to play a pivotal role in India's clean energy transition.”
BESS is positioned only as an emerging market opportunity where Sharika's automation capabilities could find future participation; no current revenue or committed projects.
“The growth of grid-scale Battery Energy Storage Systems is expected to create new requirements for advanced control, energy management, dispatchability and grid flexibility.”
Calcom has built in-house battery pack assembly and testing capability, but it is referenced as supporting its own lighting products (solar street lights, emergency lighting) rather than as a standalone battery business.
“we have diversified our operations across dedicated battery pack manufacturing with charging, grading and testing capabilities.”
Battery energy storage and solar-plus-storage are listed as strategic priorities, but the text frames them as future opportunities being evaluated, with no committed capex, orders or revenue disclosed.
“The Company is evaluating opportunities in battery energy storage systems, including solar-plus-storage solutions.”
The company has installed a captive Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) at its own assembly unit solely for internal power consumption optimisation, with Rs. 38.10 lakhs capital investment — not a BESS business line.
“The company has installed BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) and LED lights at the assembly unit which shall optimise the power consumption.”
Battery storage is mentioned only in proposed MoA amendment as a future technology area; no current storage operations.
“to undertake renewable and conventional energy projects including solar, wind, hydro, hydrogen, battery storage and related technologies”
Definition used: Manufactures battery cells/packs or energy-storage systems, operates BESS capacity, or supplies battery materials and recycling. Membership is extracted from each company’s newest annual report; every quote is validated against the report page before publishing, and core/growing tiers are confirmed by a second independent read (marked ). Companies whose reports our corpus hasn’t read yet simply aren’t listed — absence means unread, not “no exposure”.
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