BC Jindal Group to invest $1.7 billion to construct new greenfield steel facility

Tuesday, 26 August 2025 11:51:01 (GMT+3)   |   Kolkata

India’s BC Jindal Group will invest an estimated $1.71 billion in a new greenfield downstream steel manufacturing facility in the eastern state of Odisha, a company statement said on Tuesday, August 26.

The investment will be made through its wholly-owned subsidiary Jindal India Steel Tech Limited in three phases to be completed by 2030, starting with an investment of $285 million in the first phase, the company said.

The greenfield facility will include a manufacturing plant for special coated steel products with a cold rolling mill, a continuous galvanizing line and a colour-coating line, targeting an initial capacity of 960,000 mt by 2027.

The company will eventually increase the capacity of the Odisha facility’s flat products division to 3 million mt per year by 2030 and construct a steel pipe manufacturing plant with a capacity of 200,000 mt per year, the company said.

AjoyDas
Ajoy Das
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I graduated from the University of Kolkata with a degree in economics and have three decades of experience in reporting for leading print media publications, covering key manufacturing industries like iron and steel, energy (fossil and renewable), chemicals and petrochemicals and mining sectors (coal, bauxite, iron ore and copper). I work as a correspondent for SteelOrbis reporting on the Indian steel industry covering pricing and trade trends across the value chain, capacity creations and utilizations, corporate developments, government policy frameworks and industry related news.

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