Thejo Engineering Limited

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Industries & Markets 6 Manufacturing Units India + Global Workshops 6 Countries Global Presence 30% Export Markets Revenue from international markets/Export Markets DSIR Approved In-House R&D Centr

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l & O&M Workforce www.thejo-engg.com 5 Who We Are Revenues Mix (H1 FY26) Engineered Products 44% ▪ Thejo Engineering Limited (Thejo) is a leading Indian engineering solutions company serving mi

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ons in wear and corrosion protection, bulk material handling, and maintenance services, helping 56% clients improve efficiency, reliability, and asset life. ▪ Headquartered in Chennai, Thejo operat

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e in Perth, and subsidiaries in Brazil and Chile 2014 2017 Formed JV with Bridgestone Japan (26% stake in Thejo Australia Pty Ltd) Established DSIR- approved R&D and Technical Excellence Centr

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lia Pty Ltd) Established DSIR- approved R&D and Technical Excellence Centre Increased stake to 90% in Thejo Australia; TE Global FZ-LLC (UAE) became a wholly owned subsidiary. 2024 2025 Fully

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ncing machinery and additional shopfloor area. 2022 Expanded manufacturing operations with a 50% increase in moulded capacity. 2023 Established TE Global FZ-LLC in the U.A.E. to strengthen

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ize in $Bn Mineral Processing 23.2 17.6 ▪ ▪ The Asia-Pacific region dominates installations (~46% share in 2024), with China alone accounting for ~33% of global equipment installations. Automation

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Asia-Pacific region dominates installations (~46% share in 2024), with China alone accounting for ~33% of global equipment installations. Automation and energy-efficiency are major trends: in 2024, abou

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f global equipment installations. Automation and energy-efficiency are major trends: in 2024, about 64% of new systems featured semi- or full automation, and over 41% utilised variable-frequency drives

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cy are major trends: in 2024, about 64% of new systems featured semi- or full automation, and over 41% utilised variable-frequency drives or energy- recovery features. ▪ Major demand drivers are mining

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ilised variable-frequency drives or energy- recovery features. ▪ Major demand drivers are mining (≈38% of usage), infrastructure/construction (~22%), and agriculture (~14%) — highlighting bulk-handling

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ecovery features. ▪ Major demand drivers are mining (≈38% of usage), infrastructure/construction (~22%), and agriculture (~14%) — highlighting bulk-handling as a core enabler in resource-intensive ind