(MENAFN- KNN India) New Delhi, Oct 14 (KNN) The global market for Customised Cold Rolled Tubes and Profiles is witnessing steady growth, driven by demand from the automotive, construction, renewable energy, and industrial machinery sectors.

Worldwide, the metal forming market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 7.5 per cent, while India is slightly ahead with a projected 7.8 per cent CAGR in structural steel fabrication. This growth reflects India's shift from volume-based production to value-added, customised steel solutions.

Bengaluru-based Mother India Forming is at the forefront of this transformation. According to Santosh Venkatasubbaiah, Director – Sales & Marketing,“Industries today demand ready-to-assemble, precision-engineered components that enhance safety, reduce costs, and speed up production. India has the expertise and scale to deliver these global solutions.”

The company offers a fully integrated cold roll forming ecosystem-from design and simulation to tooling, welding, coating, and inspection-addressing concerns about fragmented supply chains and inconsistent tolerances.“Companies want one partner who guarantees precision, quality, and speed,” adds Venkatasubbaiah.

Mother India Forming operates two state-of-the-art plants in Bengaluru, equipped with 15 roll-forming machines, robotic welding and laser cutting units, CNC bending machines, and a dedicated R&D centre.

With a 300-member technical team, the company serves clients like CNH, Toyota, Kone Elevators, and MEVA, exporting across Europe, the UK, North America, and Southeast Asia.

From lightweight EV components to fatigue-resistant rail frames and corrosion-proof renewable energy structures, the company's solutions cater to diverse industrial needs. Its advanced processes-high-frequency welding, robotic inspection, and digital traceability-ensure compliance with global standards.

Aligned with the government's vision for value-added manufacturing, companies like Mother India Forming are positioning India as a leader in precision steel forming.“India is no longer just a steel supplier-it is shaping the future of steel forming worldwide,” says Venkatasubbaiah.

(KNN Bureau)

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