Secondary-copper anode plant in development · Kutch, Gujarat
Refinery-grade copper anodes, independent of concentrate.
A greenfield plant under development in Kutch, engineered to convert copper scrap into ~99.3% Cu anodes for India's electrorefining industry — ~87 km from Mundra Port.
2026 TC/RC benchmark settled at $0 / tonne — lowest on record◆Scrap-fed, concentrate-independent◆Kutch industrial corridor◆Tilting-rotary refining + rotary-disc casting◆Natural-gas oxy-fuel firing◆~87 km from Mundra Port◆
2026 TC/RC benchmark settled at $0 / tonne — lowest on record◆Scrap-fed, concentrate-independent◆Kutch industrial corridor◆Tilting-rotary refining + rotary-disc casting◆Natural-gas oxy-fuel firing◆~87 km from Mundra Port◆
Why Astenzo
A bankable, concentrate-independent anode source.
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Concentrate-independent
Feed is copper scrap only — no concentrate. By design it sits outside the concentrate market, where the 2026 TC/RC benchmark settled at $0/tonne, the lowest on record.
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Refinery-grade quality
Designed to fire-refine and pole to ~99.3% Cu, then cast to a ≤±3 kg tolerance at a ≥98% qualification target — anodes built to drop straight into the tankhouse.
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Port-connected logistics
An ~18-acre site at Village Rapar, Taluka Anjar, Kutch — ~87 km from Mundra Port and near Kandla — short, reliable lanes for inbound scrap and outbound anode despatch.
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Explore the project
Six chapters of a plant in development.
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The companyA new company, built on metals-sector depth.
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The planned processFrom graded scrap to cast anode, in five controlled stages.
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The productThe first step toward refined copper.
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CapacityA phased ramp, in step with demand.
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PortfolioCopper anodes today — a secondary-metals platform in the making.
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MarketWhen concentrate margins vanish, a scrap-fed anode source becomes strategic.
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