Yes. Kalyani Steels Ltd (listed as KALYANIS) is entering titanium metal/alloy and related component manufacturing, but this is tied to its upcoming Odisha project, not its existing Hospet plant.

1. Nature of titanium business

- Existing operations (Hospet, Karnataka) are in carbon and alloy steels (billets, blooms, bars, rounds, etc.), with no titanium in the current product mix. (kalyanisteels.com)

- Under its Odisha project at Gajamara, Dhenkanal, Kalyani Steels will set up:

- A 0.7 MTPA integrated advanced specialty steel project, and

- 10,000 TPA titanium alloy manufacturing capacity. (newindianexpress.com)

This is titanium metal/alloy manufacturing. In the same integrated cluster, another Kalyani Group company (Bharat Forge) will set up a casting, forging and precision machining facility for high‑value components (aerospace, automotive, green energy). (outlookindia.com)

So, if by “titanium casting” you mean the broader titanium alloy and titanium‑based components value chain, the group’s Odisha complex covers that, but pure casting activity is explicitly mentioned for Bharat Forge, not Kalyani Steels itself.

2. Where it is stated (sources you can show to others)

You can point to the following publicly available references:

1. MoU with Government of Odisha (Feb 2024)

- Kalyani Steels disclosed that it intends to set up:

- “0.7 MTPA integrated advanced speciality steel & automotive components manufacturing complex”, and

- “Phase 1 of integrated titanium metal/alloy and aerospace & defence components manufacturing plant of 10,000 TPA capacity” in Odisha. (steelcitynettrade.com)

2. Odisha Cabinet approval (Feb 2026)

- Odisha government and media reports clearly state Kalyani Steels will establish an integrated advanced specialty steel project with 7,00,000 TPA steel and 10,000 TPA titanium alloy manufacturing at Gajamara, Dhenkanal, as part of a ₹17,250 crore Kalyani Group integrated manufacturing complex. (newindianexpress.com)

3. Group cluster configuration

- The same government/press notes mention that Saarloha Advanced Materials (another group company) will manufacture superalloys and titanium alloys, while Bharat Forge will set up a casting, forging and precision machining facility for high‑value components. (outlookindia.com)

For verification, you can also check Kalyani Steels’ stock exchange filings (BSE/NSE) around February 2024 for the MoU and subsequent disclosures, plus the latest annual report “New Projects” section, where this Odisha titanium & specialty steel complex should be discussed.

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