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In rapidly developing nations like India, the demand for electrical steel is really high but the market is still untapped as there are very...

-Export markets see surge in uptake of pellets, replacing fines A sustained demand from the domestic steel manufacturers will buoy iron ore production in this...

When Naveen Jindal, chairman of Jindal Steel & Power Ltd (JSPL) called on the top executives of the Odisha bureaucracy last month, he was...

Rivalry noticed from stressed plants takeover to winning auctioned mines In a recent interview to a leading business daily, JSW Group chairman Sajjan Jindal declared he was not perturbed by the number game. It does not sway him if JSW Steel’s ranking is 1, 2 or 3 in the pecking order. But Jindal not a man to be cowered down swiftly added that it is tough to dislodge his company from the top slot for long. Tata Steel’s acquisition of Bhushan Steel may have upset that established pecking order momentarily but Jindal exuded confidence that JSW will reclaim the title sooner than later. “It is an interesting battle that we have stayed on top of, and it’s exciting because it keeps us on our toes, and that’s good. Tata has the desire to grab top slot and to think that they can buy companies... that may be one way of looking at it, but there’s so much more that has to also play out. Integration, execution  and so on…”, Jindal feels. To read the full article Subscribe to Steel 360

The picture of Bhavnagar which is in State of Gujarat on the west coast of India is a small place as the small 48...

There are around 120 ship recycling yards that are currently operational, all using the beaching method of recycling and capable to handle all sizes...