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Mumbai Metro Line 5 expands to 34.21 km, first phase moves closer to opening

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Mumbai Metro Line 5 expands to 34.21 km, first phase moves closer to opening

MUMBAI (Metro Rail News): Mumbai Metro Line 5 has become one of the longest metro corridors in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) after authorities approved its latest extension. The project now stretches 34.21 km and will connect key areas such as Thane, Bhiwandi, Kalyan, Dombivali and Ulhasnagar. 

At the same time, work on the first phase has entered an important stage. The project team is now preparing for the Commissioner of Metro Rail Safety (CMRS) inspection, which is required before passenger services can begin. 

Corridor length increases after new extension 

Metro Line 5 originally covered 22.38 km between Thane and Kalyan. With the approval of the new Metro Line 5A extension, the corridor will gain another 11.83 km, taking the total length to 34.21 km. The expanded project will cost around Rs 18,130 crore and will improve connectivity across some of the fastest growing parts of the MMR. 

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said the corridor will play a major role in improving travel for people living in Bhiwandi and the Kalyan-Dombivali region. He also mentioned that Bhiwandi is one of Asia’s largest textile and warehousing hubs, which requires better transport infrastructure to support its economic activity. The Kalyan-Dombivli region is also home to more than 35 lakh people. It is also expected to benefit from faster and more reliable public transport. Fadnavis expressed confidence that phase 1 could open for commuters by the end of this year. 

Phase 1 nears safety inspection

The first Phase of Metro Line 5 runs between Thane and Dhamaknagar Naka and covers 11.9 km.

Phase-1 station

  • Balkhum
  • Kasheli
  • Kalher
  • Purna
  • Anjurphata
  • Dhamankar Naka

Construction teams are also making progress at the Kasheli Metro Depot. Work includes ground improvement, inspection facilities and the Depot Control Centre. MMRDA Metropolitan commissioner Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee said station construction has reached an advanced stage and officials are preparing for the CMRS inspection and the line will play an important role in the agency’s “Mumbai in Minutes” mobility vision once operational.

Project Snapshot

PhaseRouteLengthStations Cost
Phase-1Thane to Dhamankar Naka11.9 km6Rs 6,741 crore
Phase-2 Dhamankar Naka to Durgadi10.48 km6 (1 underground, 5 elevated) Rs 7,326 crore
Phase 5ADurgadi to Kalyan with Ulhasnagar Spur11.83 km7Rs 4,063 crore

The phase 2 section will include an underground station at Bhiwandi and Five elevated stations extending towards Durgadi. The newly approved Phase 5A extension will add stations at Durgadi, Khadakpada, Bhoirwadi, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Path, Shanti Nagar, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Chowk and Ulhasnagar. A dedicated spur from Bhoirwadi will provide direct metro access to Ulhasnagar. 

Designed as an Integrated Transport Corridor

Metro Line 5 has been planned with multiple interchange and connectivity points to support seamless travel across the region. Key integration points include,

  • Interchange with Metro Line 4 at Balkhum (Kapurbawadi)
  • Interchange with Metro Line 12 at Kalyan Junction
  • Connectivity to suburban railway stations at Thane, Kalyan, Vitthalwadi and Ulhasnagar
  • Feeder bus services planned across stations
  • Access to major highways including NH-160, NH-61 and NH-848

Deputy Chief Minister and MMRDA Chairman Eknath Shinde said the corridor will strengthen links between Bhiwandi’s textile and warehousing sector and the rapidly growing Kalyan-Dombivli urban belt, creating a major mobility spine in eastern MMR.

Expected Benefits

According to project estimates, the corridor could cut travel times by 40-50% compared to road journeys on several stretches. Other expected benefits include,

  • Reduced traffic congestion on key roads and highways
  • Better access to industrial and logistics hubs in Bhiwandi
  • Improved connectivity between residential and employment centres
  • Stronger links with suburban rail and future metro corridors

Also Read: Mumbai Monorail relaunch moves closer, Chembur Metro Station to become key interchange hub

Also Read: Metro Railway Kolkata invites Rs 43 crore tender for Blue Line viaduct rehabilitation

Mumbai Monorail relaunch moves closer, Chembur Metro Station to become key interchange hub

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Mumbai Monorail relaunch moves closer, Chembur Metro Station to become key interchange hub

MUMBAI (Metro Rail News): Mumbai monorail is set to return with upgraded connectivity, while the upcoming Chembur Metro Station is emerging as a key interchange hub in eastern Mumbai. Together, the two projects could significantly improve connectivity and make travel faster for lakhs of commuters across the city’s eastern suburbs. 

According to an official update shared by Maha Mumbai Metro Operation Corporation Ltd (MMMOCL), authorities are working to create a seamless connection between the Metro and Monorail networks as part of Mumbai’s larger public transport expansion plan. Metropolitan Commissioner of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee, recently inspected the upcoming Chembur Metro Station along with MMMOCL Managing director Kanhuraj Bagade. During the visit, the officials also walked to the nearby V.N. Purav  Monorail Station to review passenger connectivity between the two systems. 

Metro Monorail integration takes shape 

The new Chembur Metro Station will serve as the sixth station on Metro Metro Line 2B  and extend metro connectivity up to the busy Sion-Trombay Road corridor. A key feature of the project is its connection with the Mumbai Monorail network. The metro station is located about 100 meters from V.N. Purav Monorail Station. It will allow passengers to switch between the two systems with minimal walking distance. Officials believe this interchange will significantly improve travel options for people living in Mumbai’s eastern suburbs. 

What the project includes

  • Chembur Metro Station on Metro Line 2B
  • Direct interchange with V.N. Purav Monorail Station
  • Around 100 meters between the two stations
  • Faster access to South-Central Mumbai
  • Easier transfers between Metro and Monorail services

Mumbai Monorail nears relaunch 

MMMOCL said preparations for the relaunch of the Mumbai Monorail are in the final stages. While authorities have not announced an official launch date, they indicated that services could resume soon. The Mumbai Monorail runs on a 20 km corridor connecting Chembur, Wadala and Sant Gadge Maharaj Chowk. The project opened in two phases,

  • Phase-1 (Chembur – Wadala): 8.8 kn, opened on February 2, 2014.
  • Phase-2 (Wadala – Sant Gadge Maharaj Chowk): 11.2 km, opened in March 4, 2019

This Monorail project was first conceived in 2008 and developed with support from international partners. 

Once the Chembur Metro Station becomes operational and the Monorail returns to service, commuters will get quicker access to different parts of Mumbai through a single connected transport network. The interchange is expected to reduce travel time, improve last-mile connectivity and make daily journeys smoother for thousands of passengers.

Also Read: Metro Railway Kolkata invites Rs 43 crore tender for Blue Line viaduct rehabilitation

Also Read: Northeast Railway invites Rs 128.7 crore signalling tender for Varanasi division

Metro Railway Kolkata invites Rs 43 crore tender for Blue Line viaduct rehabilitation

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Metro Railway Kolkata invites Rs 43 crore tender for Blue Line viaduct rehabilitation

KOLKATA (Metro Rail News): Metro Railways Kolkata has invited bids for rehabilitation works on parts of the Blue Line viaduct in Kolkata. The project carries an estimated cost of Rs 43.36 crore and aims to strengthen ageing metro structures and improve the long term reliability of the corridor. The work will cover viaduct sections between Dakshineswar (KDSW) and Dum Dum (KDMI), as well as stretches between Mahanaya Uttam Kumar and Kavi Subhas stations. Metro Railway plans to complete the project within 18 months. 

Tender Information 

Details Information
Tender NumberCivil2572-2026 
Tender TypeOpen Tender
Bidding System Two Pocket System
Estimated CostRs 43.36 crore
EMDRs 86.73 lakh
Bid Submission Start  Date2 June 2026
Tender Submission Deadline16 June 2026 (12:00)
Completion Period18  months

Scope of work

The contractor will repair and strengthen various structural elements of the Blue Line viaduct. The work will cover metro viaduct sections from Dakshineswar to Dum Dum and from Mahanayak Uttam Kumar to Kavi Subhash. The project includes rehabilitation of aging structures and damaged components. The contractor will carry out civil engineering works required to improve structural stability and durability. The work will help maintain safe and reliable metro options on the corridor, The entire project will be completed within 18 months.

About the project

The Blue Line is Kolkata’s first metro corridor and one of the busiest urban transit routes in the city. Thousands of passengers use the line every day to travel across north and south Kolkata. Over the years, several sections of the viaduct have required maintenance and strengthening work due to age and continuous operations. Through this project, Metro Railway Kolkata aims to improve the condition of key structures, extend their service life, and ensure smooth metro operations for passengers in the years ahead. 

Also Read: Northeast Railway invites Rs 128.7 crore signalling tender for Varanasi division

Also Read: GMRC proposes linking Surat Metro Station to the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train corridor

GMRC proposes linking Surat Metro Station to the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train corridor

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GMRC proposes linking Surat Metro Station to the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train corridor

Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) has proposed three new metro stations and an extension of the existing metro station to connect to the highly awaited Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train corridor. 

The suggested stretch will link Saroli station under Corridor-II (Green Line) Phase-1 to the Surat Bullet Train Station at Antroli. This expansion will be an addition to the underdeveloped Phase 1 of GMRC, which consists of 2 metro corridors with 38 stations stretching 40.35 km. The first section of the metro (8.5 km elevated section of the Diamond Corridor between Dream City and Althan) is expected to open to the public by mid-2026.

The proposed 4.4 km-long extension will include three new stations: Kalpataru Metro Station, Ambaba College Metro Station, and Surat HSR Metro Station. This expansion will connect the metro network to areas such as Chedcha, Vedchha, and Antroli, enhancing connectivity to the bullet train corridor. 

The estimated cost for the proposed project is over ₹1,400 crore, and the approval from the Union Cabinet is currently awaited. The Gujarat government has earmarked ₹40 crore as capital assistance and ₹40 crore as a loan to support this strategic expansion of Corridor-II to the HSR network.

Saroli Metro Station is the last station of the Green Line originating from Bhesan Station, and will be the interchange station for this project. The Red Line starts from Dream City Depot and ends at Sarthana Metro Station. The green and red lines meet at an interchange station at Maujar Gate Metro Station. 

According to sources, a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for this project has been prepared and submitted to the Cabinet. Once approved, this project will serve as a direct point of connection between the metro station and the High-Speed Rail (HSR) stations.

Also Read: Kazipet Rail Manufacturing Unit nears completion

Northeast Railway invites Rs 128.7 crore signalling tender for Varanasi division

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Northeast Railway invites Rs 128.7 crore signalling tender for Varanasi division

DELHI (Metro Rail News): Northeast Railway has invited bids for automatic block signalling and associated telecom works in the Varanasi Division. The project has an estimated cost of Rs 128.72 crore and aims to improve train operations, safety, and line capacity on busy routes in eastern Uttar Pradesh. The work will cover the Aunrihar junction-Varanasi City and Banaras-Prayagraj  Rambag sections. Northeast Railway plans to install Automatic Block Signalling (ABS) and other modern systems to help trains run more efficiently. 

Tender Information

Information Details
Tender NumberNER_SnT_Proj_BSB_02_2026 
Tender TypeOpen Tender
Bidding SystemTwo Pocket System
Estimated CostRs 128.72 crore
Earnest Money Deposit (EMD)Rs 2.57 crore
Pre Bidding Meeting5 June 2026, (11:30)
Bid Submission start date18 June 2026, 
Bid Submission Deadline2 July 2026, (15:00 hrs) 
Completion Period18 months

Scope of Work

The contractor will carry out survey, design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of Automatic Block Signalling systems. The project will use Multi-Section Digital Axle Counters (MSDAC) for continuous track circulating. The scope also includes 4×48 Optical Fibre Cable (OFC) works on both railway sections. The contractor will execute signalling and telecom works as adjoining stations. The package includes Electronic interlocking indoor works at Sarnath, Kadipur, and Rajwari railway station.The entire work will be completed within 18 months. 

About the project

The project will cover the Aurnihat  junction -Varanashi city and Banaras – Prayagraj Rambag sections in the Varanasi Division of Northeast Railway. Automatic Block Signalling allows railway authorities to reduce the gap between trains while maintaining safety. This helps improve line capacity and allows more trains to run on the same route. The installation of MSDAC, OFC network, and Electronic Interlocking systems will strengthen signalling infrastructure and improve reliability on these stations.

Also Read: Kazipet Rail Manufacturing Unit nears completion

Kazipet Rail Manufacturing Unit nears completion

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Kazipet Rail Manufacturing Unit nears completion

In a revolutionary step towards bridging a gap between India’s freight capacity the Kazipet Rail Manufacturing Unit whose foundation stone was laid by PM Modi virtually on July 8, 2023 is on the verge of its completion. The facility was visited by The Union Minister of Railways, Ashwini Vaishnaw, and Union Minister of State for Railways, Ravneet Singh Bittu, where they reviewed the plans to operationalise the Kazipet Rail Manufacturing Unit on 28th May along with other senior officials.

Kazipet Rail Manufacturing Unit is a versatile railway rolling stock manufacturing unit and is set to manufacture 200 intercity trains in the next 5 years.

These short distance trains are set to be deployed throughout the country for short distance travel and will run for about 300 km and are designed for affordable travel and will be equipped with modern features like automatic door closing, superior ventilation and a safe coach design with a 20-coach configuration. 

The trains will also have regenerative braking, meaning that when the train applies brakes, it will become a generator of electricity & feed the regenerated electricity back into the grid. It is, therefore, energy efficient. These short distance trains are a greener mode of transport and will have significantly less carbon emissions vis-à-vis road transport.

The introduction of such a large fleet by Railways will increase the green and clean transport capacity across the country.

Also Read: Ranjit Buildcon wins the bid for the civil work of Lucknow Metro Phase-1B

Ranjit Buildcon wins the bid for the civil work of Lucknow Metro Phase-1B

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Ranjit Buildcon wins the bid for the civil work of Lucknow Metro Phase-1B

LUCKNOW (Metro Rail News):  Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation Limited has announced Ranjit Buildcon Limited as the lowest bidder for the civil contract of Lucknow Metro Phase 1B. The contact is worth ₹ 3,83,98,13,629. 

The bids received for the tender are: 

BiddersValue
Ranjit Buildcon Limited₹ 383.9 Cr.
LCC Projects LimitedRejected-Technical
PNC Infratech Ltd₹ 442.5 Cr.

Lucknow Metro is the fastest constructed metro Project in India. The bids invited in January were for the Design and Construction of Main Line Elevated Viaduct from ThakurGanj Metro Station to Vasantkunj Metro Station (approx. 4.6 kms including station length) including construction of ramp (Approx. 740.00m) to connect viaduct & Depot Entry/Exit  and 5 nos. of Elevated Metro Stations i.e., Thakurganj, Balaganj, Sarfarajganj, Musabagh & Vasantkunj, including Civil, Associated Ancillary Structures, PEB structures, Architectural work, Water Supply, Sanitary Installation, Drainage, External Development, Fire Fighting arrangement, and E&M works. 

The contract period for this agreement is 2738 Days. 

The Lucknow Metro Phase 1A is fully operational (Red Line) and Phase-1B is under construction. The Groundwork and the construction for phase-1B is set to begin in June 2026. The second corridor spans 11.16 km from Charbagh to Vasant Kunj, consisting 4.286 km of elevated track and 6.879 km underground, with 12 stations – seven underground and five elevated. The Execution of this contract will result in better connectivity and seamless travel across the city. 

Also Read: DMRC invites bids for E&M systems work on Delhi Metro Phase 5(A) Line-8 extension

InnoMetro Wraps Up 6th Edition: One Shared Vision for the Future of Rail Mobility

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InnoMetro Wraps Up 6th Edition: One Shared Vision for the Future of Rail Mobility

DELHI (Metro Rail News): For two days, InnoMetro – Asia’s leading expo and conference became a convergence point for the people restructuring the future of India’s rail mobility ecosystem. The event brought government leaders, metro rail corporations, manufacturers, technology providers, financiers, urban planners, and startups all under one roof.

The scale was bigger. The conversations were sharper. And the energy across the exhibition floor made one thing clear: India’s rail and urban transit sector is moving into a defining decade.

From breakthrough technologies and indigenous manufacturing solutions to financing models, digital transformation, sustainability, and future-ready transit systems, the discussions throughout the event reflected an industry that is evolving rapidly and confidently.

But beyond the numbers, what truly defined InnoMetro 2026 was participation. Every conference session, every networking conversation in the aisles, every exhibitor showcasing innovation together, they created the spirit of this edition.

InnoMetro 2026 would not have been possible without the organisations that believed in the platform and supported its vision. InnoMetro 2026 is grateful to the Indian Railways and the Ministry of MSME for their long-standing support for the event.

To Aurionpro, our Event Partner, thank you for bringing innovation, indigenous technology, and innovative thinking to the forefront of this year’s edition.

A sincere thank you to the Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC), our Title Partner, whose presence brought immense depth to conversations around infrastructure financing and long-term rail development in India.

A heartfelt appreciation to our valued partners, Bahwan CyberTek, our Gold Partner; Hindalco, our Branding Partner; MMRDA, our Urban Transformation Partner; and Sidwal, our Associate Partner, for believing in the vision of InnoMetro and contributing immensely to making InnoMetro 2026 a grand success. 

To our speakers, thank you for making the conference meaningful. More than 60 industry leaders and experts shared their time, experience, and insights across two days of discussions that went far beyond presentations and formal panels. The conversations were honest and deeply relevant to the challenges and opportunities facing the sector today.

To our exhibitors, thank you for bringing the expo floor to life. The technologies, systems, products, and innovations showcased during the event demonstrated the scale of progress happening across India’s rail ecosystem today. From established global players to emerging Indian companies, the exhibition reflected confidence, capability, and ambition.

Six editions later, InnoMetro has evolved into something much larger than a conference and exhibition. It has become a platform where the industry gathers not only to showcase progress, but to collectively think about what comes next.

Because the future of mobility is not built in isolation. It is built through collaboration. Through dialogue. Through partnerships. Through difficult questions and ambitious ideas shared across the same room.

And while the exhibition halls may now be quieter, the momentum created during InnoMetro 2026 will continue far beyond these two days into future projects, partnerships, policy discussions, innovations, and infrastructure developments across the country.

To everyone who was part of this journey, thank you for making InnoMetro 2026 a success. We look forward to welcoming you again at the 7th Edition of InnoMetro.

Delhi Government approves renaming of various metro Stations 

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Delhi Government approves renaming of various metro Stations 

DELHI (Metro Rail News): In a decision to pay tribute to Indian personalities who made remarkable changes for the development and contributions for society, the Delhi Government has decided to rename Dwarka and Rohini Metro Stations, a sports complex, a hospital and a chowk in Shakurpur.

In a meeting of the State Names Authority (SNA) chaired by Delhi CM Rekha Gupta in Delhi Secretariat these proposals about the name changes were approved unanimously. It was attended by various Senior officials, including the Chief Secretary of Delhi, the Secretary of the Urban Development Department, the Managing Director of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) and the Director of the Delhi Development Authority (DDA).   

It was officially stated that the Rohini West Metro Station will be renamed as “Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Hospital Metro Station”, whereas, the Rohini East Metro Station will be renamed to “Rohini Metro Station”. Dwarka Metro station is also to be renamed as “Dwarka-Kakrola metro station”. 

The under-construction sports complex in Begampur, Rohini will be named as “Atal Khel Parisar” paying tribute to former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. A statue of Atal Bihari Vajpayee is also set to be installed at the complex according to the officials. 

The Government has also approved the proposal of naming the under-construction hospital in Jwalapuri as “Baba Ramdevji Maharaj Hospital”. The Britannia Chowk in Shakurpur will be renamed as “Ashwini Chopra (Minna) Chow” after the former Cricketer, MP and senior Journalist. 

Pressing on the importance of the renaming, CM Gupta said, “Honouring personalities who have made significant contributions to society and public life is among the government’s priorities. Such decisions help strengthen collective public memory. Delhi represents the nation’s cultural, social and historical consciousness.”

Also Read: ₹13,527 Crore Loan agreement signed by IRFC with L&T Metro Rail (Hyderabad)

Aurotoshi Launches Indigenous Platform Screen Door System at InnoMetro 2026 as Managing Director, Sanjeev Sachdev Chairs Industry Forum

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Aurotoshi Launches Indigenous Platform Screen Door System at InnoMetro 2026 as Managing Director, Sanjeev Sachdev Chairs Industry Forum

NEW DELHI (Metro Rail News): Aurotoshi, an Aurionpro Group company, participated in the 6th edition of InnoMetro 2026 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, on May 21 and 22, 2026. Led on the ground by Executive Director Mr. Siddhant Sachdev, the company’s booth at Hall 4 (A7 & A8) became one of the most visited stops at the exhibition, drawing metro authorities, procurement heads, and transit consultants over both days. Aurotoshi’s first-ever Half Height Platform Screen Door served as the centrepiece of a fully indigenised transit technology display.

PRODUCT LAUNCH: PLATFORM SCREEN DOOR SYSTEM

The centrepiece of Aurotoshi’s display was the official launch of its Half-Height Platform Screen Door (PSD) system, the first Make in India prototype of its kind, currently under SIL2 certification. The system is engineered to open in alignment with train doors once safety conditions are met, automatically reopen if an obstruction is detected, and achieve SIL4 integration between signalling and PSD. Fixed panels, automatic sliding gates, and emergency exit doors make up the full assembly.

The launch builds on a significant milestone: in April 2026, Aurotoshi successfully launched Platform Screen Gates at Mumbai Metro Line 2B-the company’s first PSD project in India, executed as a sub-contractor to Zhuzhou CRRC Times Electric Co., Ltd. That project marks Aurotoshi’s entry into this product category not just as an installation partner, but as a manufacturer.

FULL TRANSIT PORTFOLIO ON DISPLAY

Three additional products from Aurotoshi’s Smart Transit range were demonstrated live. A Wall-Mounted Cashless TVM supported single journey, return, and group ticket purchase via UPI and QR. Two AFC Gate variants, the Flap Gate and the Swing Gate (designed for Chennai Metro, with servo motor drive and 16-sensor tailgating detection), were both operational, running on NCMC, closed-loop, and QR protocols. The AFC gate system has crossed 80% indigenization at Aurotoshi’s Ghaziabad plants. All hardware integrates with Aurionpro’s proprietary fare collection devices and software stack, including NCMC and ECR-One payments capability- making Aurotoshi the only Indian organisation with an end-to-end solution across hardware, software, and payments for Automatic Fare Collection in smart transit.

“Every product at our booth this year was built in India. Not assembled from imported components, but engineered from the ground up. We are not just a hardware company anymore. We are a transit technology company.” — Siddhant Sachdev, Executive Director, Aurotoshi

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Managing Director Mr. Sanjeev Sachdev chaired the InnoMetro 2026 conference, addressing delegates on the role of MSMEs in India’s infrastructure build-out. He drew from Aurotoshi’s own trajectory, starting with the Ahmedabad BRTS project in 2009-10, to make the case for procurement systems that reward quality alongside price, and for deeper collaboration between Indian OEMs rather than repetition of effort.“One right opportunity does not build just a company. Sometimes it builds an industry. India has the talent, the skill, and the entrepreneurial spirit. What we need now is an ecosystem that lets us innovate, scale, and lead.”

— Sanjeev Sachdev, Managing Director (Aurotoshi) & Conference Chairman (Innometro)        

ABOUT AUROTOSHI

Aurionpro Toshi Automatic Systems Pvt. Ltd. (Aurotoshi) is India’s original OEM and ODM for Entrance Automation and Loading Bay Technology products, established in 1992. An Aurionpro Group company since 2021, Aurotoshi serves three verticals: Industrial Automation, Public Safety Automation, and Travel and Mobility. The company operates three manufacturing units in Ghaziabad and is launching a smart plant in Aligarh in 2026. With 10,000+ customers and a Pan-India sales and support network, Aurotoshi proudly defines itself as Make in India, Make for the World.

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