The profit decline stemmed mainly from ₹6,963 crore in one-off expenses linked to the Oswego plant disruption in New York last year. Operations of Novelis, a key supplier of rolled aluminium to can makers and auto companies, were affected by the fire.
2 min read22 May 2026Hindalco Industries shares rose 4% to ₹1,089.60 after Novelis reported a quarterly net loss of $84 million. Despite fire-related impacts, quarterly net sales increased 4% to $4.8 billion, driven by higher aluminium prices.
3 min read20 May 2026The two fires at the Novelis plant in Oswego occurred on 16 September, 2025, and 20 November, 2025, causing significant disruptions to the automotive aluminum supply chain.
3 min read12 Feb 2026Managing director Satish Pai attributed the uptick to “disciplined cost management and robust contributions from the India business”.
4 min read7 Nov 2025Novelis reported a 26.3% increase in consolidated net income to $163 million for Q2 from $129 million in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal year. Net income excluding special items declined 37% year-on-year (YoY) to $113 million.
3 min read6 Nov 2025While Hindalco’s India operations are performing well, all eyes are on Novelis. Sluggish earnings and margin pressures at the US subsidiary remain a key overhang on the stock’s valuation.
2 min read22 May 2025The metals giant is going all in on scale and efficiency, with a $10 billion capex plan split between India and subsidiary Novelis Inc. over FY24-29.
2 min read3 Apr 2025Novelis’s IPO, which was postponed earlier this year, remains on the back burner for the next few quarters, Hindalco MD Satish Pai said. The company expects a premium valuation for its American unit whose aluminium finds its way into soft drink cans and aircraft alike.
3 min read11 Nov 2024Novelis IPO price band was set at $18 to $21 per share. The company had planned to raise between $810 million and $945 million from the offer, Hindalco Industries had announced last week.
1 min read5 Jun 2024The IPO filing in the US assigns Novelis a market cap of $12.6 billion at the upper end of the price band. This is almost two-thirds of Hindalco’s market cap of about ₹1.52 trillion before the announcement.
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