New Delhi, Jan. 24 -- Titan Engineering & Automation Ltd (TEAL) is sharpening its growth strategy as global trade disruptions, tariff shocks and supply-chain realignments force manufacturers to rethink where critical equipment and high-precision components should be made.

US tariffs, Europe's shift away from China and India's push into semiconductors, solar and batteries are opening opportunities for companies that can build the equipment these industries need.

For TEAL, a Titan Company subsidiary with deep capabilities in automation and precision manufacturing, this convergence of global pressure points and domestic policy momentum is shaping its next phase of expansion.

"This is probably the best time for manufacturing in this countr...