Godrej Enterprises Group (GEG) is showcasing its advanced engineering capabilities through its Tooling business at TAGMA 2026, while outlining a growth outlook of 10–15% annually over the next two to three years. The positive outlook is supported by rising demand from the automotive and electric vehicle (EV) sectors, along with increasing localisation across manufacturing value chains.
The Tooling business has recorded steady progress in recent years, with order inflows growing by nearly 25% in the current financial year. The shift toward electric mobility has emerged as a key growth driver, with EV-related projects now contributing approximately 20% to the overall order book. This trend reflects the growing need for high-precision tooling solutions to support next-generation vehicle platforms, lightweight materials, and evolving component designs.
At the exhibition, the company is presenting its capabilities at Hall 2, H02, highlighting strengths across tooling, automation, and digital manufacturing. The showcase includes IoT-enabled tools designed for real-time performance monitoring, additive manufacturing solutions such as 3D printing for complex tooling components, and connected systems that enable remote diagnostics and improved operational efficiency.
These innovations are aimed at delivering scalable and high-accuracy solutions that align with the changing requirements of modern manufacturing. The integration of digital technologies into tooling processes is expected to enhance productivity, reduce downtime, and improve overall manufacturing outcomes.
Pankaj Abhyankar, Business Head – Tooling at Godrej Enterprises Group, stated that India’s manufacturing sector is undergoing a significant transformation driven by localisation, increasing product complexity, and the transition toward electric mobility. He noted that the company remains focused on combining engineering expertise with advanced technologies to deliver reliable and future-ready solutions.
Godrej Enterprises Group continues to strengthen its position in India’s tooling ecosystem through ongoing investments in technology and capability development. With experience spanning decades and a portfolio of over 10,000 commercially manufactured tools, the business is well equipped to address increasing industry demands, including shorter development cycles and higher precision requirements.
The growing adoption of additive manufacturing is enabling the production of intricate tooling geometries, while partnerships with MSMEs are supporting domestic manufacturing and enhancing supply chain resilience. Established in 1897, Godrej Enterprises Group has played a key role in India’s industrial growth, with a diversified presence across sectors such as aerospace, energy, defence, consumer durables, and industrial engineering.
