Steel consumption may slow to 7-8% in FY25 after 3 years of double-digit growth
Domestic steel consumption growth is expected to slow down to 7-8% in FY25 as against 12-13% estimated in FY24, says ICRA.
Domestic steel consumption growth is expected to slow down to 7-8% in FY25 as against 12-13% estimated in FY24, says ICRA.
Tata Steel is setting up electric arc furnace-based recycling plants.
The discounted steel from China, weak global macro-outlook and higher domestic manufacturing costs are expected to hamper the dreams of Indian steel producers.
Steel production and consumption remain strong, aided by government capex as well as an overall healthy economy
Sajjan Jindal has steered JSW Steel through domestic and global headwinds, increased capacity and acquired new businesses, to turn the company into the country’s largest steelmaker.
Ailing Port Talbot unit’s transition to green steel set-up with 40% revival cost borne by Britain.
The proposed project would involve Tata Steel’s balance sheet being restructured with potential elimination of the current cash losses in the UK operations
The Tata Group firm is in negotiations with the British government to raise capital to secure the future of Port Talbot steelworks in South Wales.
The UK subsidiary asked for a financial package of £1.5 billion, but the government offered £300 million and is in talks for increasing the aid.
Indian steel and aluminium exporters will see their market access restored by the U.S.