Jindal (India), one of the leading downstream steel products manufacturers in India, has announced its foray into the steel section pipes and tubes segment with an investment of Rs 100 crore at its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in West Bengal.
The company aims to achieve a monthly section pipes and tubes production capacity of 5000 metric tonnes (MT) which is expected to translate into a sales revenue of Rs 315 crore in FY26. With this move, the company plans to further penetrate the current markets while simultaneously strengthening its foothold in new regions across the country.
“Our venture into the section steel pipes and tubes segment aligns with the Government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative and reiterates our commitment to industrial growth. While catering to the high demand for this product segment, particularly in the eastern region of the country, Jindal (India) also aims to significantly bolster its exports through this expansion,” said a company’s spokesperson.
The company, with this foray, aims to supply the product to an array of sectors which will include infrastructure, agriculture, railway, warehousing, and residential housing, to name a few.
“The segment is currently witnessing a robust demand and production volume. Given the prevailing market scenario, Jindal (India) aims to cater to the current demand and capture a significant market share, moving forward,” the company spokesperson added.
Jindal (India) is one of the oldest players in the downstream steel product industry. Historically, a significant portion of the company’s revenue has been driven by the eastern region, followed by South India. However, over the years, the company has adopted a pan-India strategy, expanding into North and West India through increased capacity growth. Currently, contributions from these two regions make up approximately 15% of its revenue, and the company aims to increase this to 30% in the near future. Jindal (India) sees immense potential in these regions due to the rapid growth in infrastructure development and industrial projects. The company is committed to solidifying its foothold in existing markets while expanding into these key regions vital for growth.
Jindal (India) has two state-of-the-art factories located at Howrah, West Bengal and its capabilities include advanced color coating, galvanizing, and galvalume technologies. The company offers a comprehensive range of products across three major divisions that include sheets, pipes, and aluminum foil. With strong brands like Jindal Sabrang and Jindal NeuColour+, Jindal (India) dominates the colour-coated sheets market, particularly in Eastern India, and maintains a significant presence across the country. Currently, 70% of the company’s total production consists of coated flat steel products, which remains a key area of focus for future growth and expansion.
Jindal India, founded in 1952, is part of B C Jindal Group, a leading Indian conglomerate. With over Rs 18,000 crore turnover, the group is engaged in diverse portfolio of businesses like Packaging Films, Energy & Steel products.
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