"The company is looking to invest Rs 350 crore 2014-15, mainly to increase industrial battery making capacity at its existing plants," P K Kataky, managing director and chief operating officer of Exide Industries, told reporters on the sidelines of the company's AGM here.
The company might also consider raising the automotive battery capacity in the next fiscal as it expects the industry sentiments to improve, he said.
"Next year we might go for even higher capacity expansion in the automotive battery segment if the demand in the sector picks up going forward," Kataky said.
