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Amaron, an automotive batteries brand, has launched its brand…

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[H2] All About Amaron

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Established Since 2000
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Presence in countries 60+
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Amaron Point of Sales 100000+

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[H2] DID YOU KNOW?
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AMARON was the first ZERO maintenance battery for Automotive Application in India.
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[H2] DID YOU KNOW?
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AMARON was the first ZERO maintenance battery for Automotive Application in India.
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[H2] DID YOU KNOW?
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AMARON was the first ZERO maintenance battery for Automotive Application in India.

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Amaron unveils its brand mascot 'The RONs'
21 July 2022
Amaron, an automotive batteries brand, has launched its brand mascot ‘Ron’. The ‘Rons’ represent energy in its powerful, modern and sustainable form.
Created in Amaron’s green brand colour scheme, the Rons have a glowing ‘A’ on their chests and signify the energy at the heart of Amaron. With digital screens for faces, the mascots are capable of displaying emoticons, GIFs and more. They are surrounded by rings of energy that represent the power that Amaron batteries deliver.
The mascot was created by the design cell at Ogilvy India

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Amara Raja plans overseas expansion of lead acid business
21 July 2022
Amara Raja Energy & Mobility Limited (ARE&M) is looking at various options to expand geographically outside of India for its lead acid business. Jayadev Galla, Chairman and Managing Director, said this while unveiling their new mascot 'Ron' in Chennai, yesterday.
Galla said, “We believe that the product quality is world-class and we can compete at that level. We can even compete with our earlier partners if we have to. So, we are looking at Africa, Middle East and South East Asia as a focus now. We are in the scouting process and also looking at acquisitions. If we find the right company to buy, then we may not need to set up a greenfield project.”
Last year, the Board of ARE&M launched several strategic initiatives to take advantage of fast emerging new opportunities to accelerate growth and enhance stakeholder value. With this, ARE&M announced ‘Energy and Mobility’ as the strategic focus for the company going forward.
It has earlier announced its intent to expand its lead acid batteries business and had set up a New Energy SBU encompassing Lithium cell and battery pack, EV chargers, Energy Storage Systems, Advanced Home Energy Solutions and related products and services.
Keeping this in mind, the company has plans to invest up to USD 1 billion over a period of time in its new mobility segment. Galla also added they can also invest a similar amount in the lead acid business too.
“Over a period of time, we are ready to invest up to a billion dollars in the lithium-ion cells business. This will be over a period of 5-10 years. We are currently at the R&D stage. Once we enter into a tie-up with technology, we will first look to set up a commercial pilot plant to prove out the manufacturing process, and then go for the giga-factory. All of this is expected to happen within a time frame of 12-18 months.”
“We are talking to several people and once we finalise, we will announce it. Right now, we will do a mega factory first and then a giga factory,” he added.
The company has an R&D plant in Tirupati for cell manufacturing and to prove the product design. “We are importing cells now from China, Taiwan and Korea. Sourcing Li-ion will be a challenge. There are new deposits being discovered every day,” he said.

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Amara Raja charged up for the future
21 July 2022
Amara Raja Energy & Mobility Limited has taken the next step in their business model by concentrating equally in both lead acid batteries and newer mobility needs (lithium-ion).
The company, which in 2021 announced strategic plans, said that they will expand their growth model in lead acid batteries and also establish a new energy SBU encompassing lithium cell and battery pack, EV chargers, energy storage systems and more.
The battery maker is planning capacity expansion in both the chemistries. But, Jayadev Galla, chairman and Managing Director, Amara Raja Energy & Mobility Limited feels that lead acid batteries will last longer than lithium-ion batteries,“It is not the same technology stream and it has been there for 100 years now. It will be there for 100 years more. Whereas, lithium-ion will move on to solid state, and on to other chemistries. I would not be surprised if the lead acid outlasts li-ion.”
He added that the company will also be getting into solid state batteries in the future, “To stay in the EV segment, we have to keep up with the technology. We are investing in R&D and we will get there.”
For the lead acid battery business, Galla explained that Amara Raja is looking at various options to expand geographically outside India. “We are looking at Africa, Middle East and South East Asia as a focus now. We are in the scouting process and are also looking at acquisitions. If we find a right company, then we may not need to set up a greenfield project.”
Suppliers to major automotive batteries under OE relationships to Ashok Leyland, Ford India, Honda, Hyundai, Mahindra & Mahindra, Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors, Amara Raja conceded that demand has gone down a bit now leading to a drop in production and disturbed the order book slightly. But, to ensure that the company leads the way, their automotive battery brand Amaron, recently unveiled their mascot – The Ron.
For Amara Raja, currently the share of the auto sector is around 65 percent. Rest is for industrial applications. Galla pointed out that the power situation is getting worse indirectly boosting demand. “Generally, as long as we get the cost back under control, we will be fine. There is no major challenge as of now at this point. The auto demand is a little bit down. That will pick up again. The replacement market is there and that is going on strongly. Also, the share between the two will keep changing. There are times that industrial was more. Depending on demand we also act accordingly,” he said.
Powering newer mobility
Last year, the Board of Amara Raja Energy & Mobility Limited (ARE&M) launched several strategic initiatives to take advantage of fast emerging new opportunities to accelerate growth and enhance stakeholder value. With this, ARE&M announced ‘Energy and Mobility’ as the strategic focus for the company going forward.
The company also noted that they will invest in advanced process technologies to maintain its technological edge as well as recycling to enhance critical raw material security and expand its commitment to environmental responsibility. “ARE&M is confident that these initiatives will result in higher growth rates, increased market share and enhanced stakeholder value,” Galla explained.
Keeping this in mind, the company has plans to invest up to one billion dollars in their new mobility segment. Galla also added they can also invest a similar amount in the lead acid business too, “Over a period of time, we are ready to invest up to a billion dollars in the lithium-ion cells business. This will be over a period of 5-10 years.” Galla said the company has tied up for technology sharing as of now and will look to set up a commercial pilot plant to test the manufacturing process, and then go for the giga-factory, “All of this is expected to happen within 12-18 months.”
The company’s ‘New Energy’ business will build on technological innovations such as lithium and other new age chemistries that are enabling accelerated transformation in renewable energy, electric mobility, microgrids, etc. ARE&M plans to invest in a bouquet of products and services to accelerate its transformation to an Energy and Mobility solutions provider.
“We are talking to several people and once we finalise, we will announce it. Right now, we will do a mega factory first and then a giga factory,” he added.
The company has an R&D plant in Tirupati for cell manufacturing and to prove the product design. “We are importing cells now from China, Taiwan and Korea. Sourcing Li-ion will be a challenge. There are new deposits being discovered every day,” he said.
Managing competition and cost are the two key challenges for the battery maker at the moment. “Like the war in Russia-Ukraine it has not been easy. Getting anything important, the transportation costs have gone up tremendously. Distribution costs have gone up and our profits are under a little bit of pressure. Once things come back to normal, we hope the profits come back to normal,” Galla mentioned.
Sharing his thoughts about the other battery chemistries entering the mainstream, the chairman said they are doing Hydrogen cells on an EPC contract in Ladakh. “It is quite exciting and we are looking to see whether Hydrogen will win or Li-ion will win. We have to wait and see,” he stated.
ARE&M have also been partnering and supplying batteries to the start-ups. Galla says that there are more such partnerships, keen to make investments in startups. They want to help them where they can scale up and commercialise the product where Amara Raja will be a partner to them. “We will be across both in terms of EVs and stationary applications,” he said.
With such a huge investment and growth trajectory, the end of life and disposal of batteries will be a major concern in the near future. ARE&M will not be getting into recycling these batteries immediately but will tie-up with suitable customers where they partner and work accordingly.
Even now none of the lead acid batteries end in landfill. There are plenty of secondary and tertiary uses and then it leads to recycling. Lead acid is being recycled. The question is how many enter the organised sector, and how much into the unorganised area, “Going into the unorganised sector will probably lead to more pollution as they do not follow all the guidelines. This is the case with Li-ion too. There are a lot of valuable metals for people to just throw away. It will come back and get recycled. The ecosystem has to be there and there will be players, part of that value chain,” he concluded.

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ARE&M wins CII Innovation Award in Manufacturing -Large Enterprise and Top 25 Innovative Companies
18 December 2019
Amara Raja Energy & Mobility Limited won two first-time launched innovation-based awards by CII Industrial Innovation Awards in a ceremony held in New Delhi. ARE&M has always been committed to being innovative, and these prestigious recognitions endeavours to achieve more in the future.
Mr. Suresh Naidu, Deputy Manager-Equipment Engineering, presented the innovation efforts of ARE&M and impressed the Grand Jury from more than 300 participating companies.
The awards were received by Mr. G. Balaji, Head of Manufacturing Engineering, Mr. P. Senthil Kumar, Head of Process Engineering, and Mr. M. Suresh Naidu, Deputy Manager-Equipment Engineering.

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Amara Raja adds a new milestone and wins 3-awards under the Automotive and Non-Automotive segment.
23 September 2019
Amara Raja Energy & Mobility Limited achieved 3 prestigious awards at the 13th Six Sigma National Conference and Competitions held in Bengaluru.
The two awards as a "winner" and "2nd runner up" under the 'Automotive & Auto Ancillary Organization Category’.  While under the Non-Automotive segment in 'Discrete Manufacturing Organization Category,' ARE&M received the "2nd Runner up" award.

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[H1] About Amaron
Amaron was launched on 9th January, 2000 with the introduction of our range of four-wheeler batteries. Since day one, we’ve enjoyed a high equity among consumers and the trade alike. Primarily because we have continued to deliver far beyond people’s expectations and stood true to our brand promise of really, really long lasting batteries. Over years of our constant brand building efforts, people have come to accept and assume an image that is us – An aspirational, youthful, powerful, technologically advanced, and a highly innovative brand. These are attributes that makes us extremely proud. Our consistently positive brand experience has helped people develop a mix of rational and emotional benefits of their own. We deliver a product that is the most powerful in its class and has the longest battery life. In return, an Amaron owner feels part of a highly aspirational brand.