RUSAL Showcases Low-Carbon Aluminium and Expanding India Partnership at INNOPROM India 2026

New Delhi: RUSAL, one of the world’s major producers of low-carbon aluminium, participated in the inaugural INNOPROM India 2026, held from September 9–11 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi.

The event marked the first edition of Russia’s flagship industrial exhibition to be held in India, bringing together companies, policymakers and industry stakeholders from both countries.

RUSAL Showcases Low-Carbon Aluminium Portfolio

At its exhibition stall, RUSAL showcased its portfolio of low-carbon aluminium products, including its flagship ALLOW brand, which is produced using renewable hydropower.

The company used the exhibition to highlight the role of lower-carbon materials in supporting industrial development and more sustainable aluminium supply chains.

Visitors, customers and industry stakeholders were able to engage with RUSAL representatives, examine product samples and discuss potential opportunities for collaboration across the aluminium value chain.

Expanding Engagement with India

Alongside its product portfolio, RUSAL highlighted its expanding engagement with India through strategic investments and workforce development initiatives aimed at supporting closer industrial cooperation between India and Russia.

Commenting on the company's participation, Roman Borisov, Regional Sales Director, RUSAL, said:

“INNOPROM India brings together industry leaders, policymakers and businesses from both countries at a time of growing economic cooperation. Our participation reflects RUSAL's long-term commitment to India through sustainable materials, industrial partnerships and workforce development initiatives that create value for both countries.”

Focus on Sustainable Aluminium Supply Chains

RUSAL’s participation at INNOPROM India 2026 reflected the company’s focus on strengthening resilient and sustainable aluminium supply chains while expanding its industrial engagement with the Indian market.

The exhibition provided a platform for discussions between RUSAL and customers, partners, policymakers and other stakeholders exploring collaboration opportunities across the aluminium sector.

Discussions on Critical Minerals and Industrial Cooperation

RUSAL executives also participated in the INNOPROM India business programme.

The discussions covered topics including critical minerals, industrial cooperation and India-Russia trade and economic engagement.

Such conversations formed part of the broader programme aimed at exploring opportunities for collaboration between companies and institutions from the two countries.

INNOPROM India Brings Major Industries Together

INNOPROM India 2026 was jointly organised by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India.

The exhibition brought together companies operating across sectors such as metallurgy, mining, engineering, chemicals and advanced manufacturing.

The event provided a platform for businesses and policymakers to explore industrial partnerships, technology cooperation and bilateral trade opportunities.

Key Highlights

• Company: RUSAL
• Event: INNOPROM India 2026
• Dates: September 9–11, 2026
• Venue: Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi
• Key Product: ALLOW low-carbon aluminium
• Energy Source for ALLOW: Renewable hydropower
• Focus Areas: Low-carbon materials, industrial partnerships and workforce development
• Business Discussions: Critical minerals, industrial cooperation and India-Russia trade
• Participating Sectors: Metallurgy, mining, engineering, chemicals and advanced manufacturing
• India Focus: Sustainable and resilient aluminium supply chains

About RUSAL

RUSAL is a global aluminium producer with a significant focus on low-carbon aluminium production.

According to the company, in 2025 it accounted for 5.3% of global aluminium production and 4.7% of global alumina production.

RUSAL operates 45 factories across five continents and supplies aluminium products to international markets.

The company’s ordinary shares are traded on the Hong Kong Exchange under stock code 486 and on the Moscow Exchange under stock code RUAL.