Jindal Steel & Power to expand capacity

Friday, 28 January 2005 09:51:18 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Jindal Steel & Power to expand capacity

Indian steel producer Jindal Steel & Power announced that its Board of Directors approved a Rupees 14.5 billion ($331 million) expansion plan. In line with the expansion plan, Rupees 1.5 billion ($34 million) will go towards increasing its steel melting shop capacity. The existing rail and structural mill will also be upgraded at a cost of Rupees 3.5 billion ($80 million). Moreover, the company will invest Rupees 5.5 billion ($125 million) to build a plate mill, while Rupees 4 billion ($91 million) will be spent to establish a 75 MW power plant.

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