Pune holds Asterique’s materials laboratory — new alloys, characterisation, furnaces, battery materials and hydrogen hardware — and a logistics node on the Mumbai–Hyderabad belt, including cold chain. Chakan, Ranjangaon and Hinjewadi sit on this desk.
If the brief is a property you cannot buy, or a failed part you need explained, this is the owning division. Computational materials and AI/ML methods sit beside the lab so a model and a melt are not two vendors.
What this hub owns
- Product and process development from bench to plant
- New alloy development and full metallurgical characterisation
- Battery, biomaterial, additive and thermoelectric lines
- Electrochemistry and hydrogen test hardware
- Freight and cold chain on the Pune–Mumbai–Hyderabad corridor
Thirteen capabilities.
Alloys, characterisation, furnaces, batteries, biomaterials, additive and hydrogen hardware. ISO 9001 on the bench.
Mumbai–Hyderabad.
Freight and cold chain on the same city. Chakan, Ranjangaon and Hinjewadi sit on this desk.
Computational beside the melt.
AI / ML materials methods in the lab. A twin from Bengaluru can sit on the same record if the brief asks.
Who should write here
Engineering and R&D teams who need a laboratory that can also ship the part. Start with Materials & Deep-Tech. If the part later needs a warehouse or a gate, Logistics and Applied AI are already in the group.
Is the Asterique materials lab in Pune?
Yes. Pune is the materials and deep-tech hub: alloys, testing, energy-storage materials and hydrogen hardware, plus a logistics node on the same city.
Can you test and then move the material?
Yes. Characterisation and freight are one group. A Pune brief can include the test, the process recommendation and the lane out of Maharashtra.