JSW Steel opens fourth showroom at Mumbai

Monday, 22 March 2010 14:21:34 (GMT+3)   |  

Indian steelmaker JSW Steel has inaugurated its fourth showroom in Mumbai through their authorized dealer M/s K.Amishkumar Trading Pvt. Ltd in Ghatkopar East.

According to a company press release, JSW projects director Mr. J.K. Tandon, who opened ‘JSW Shoppe', said at the ceremony, "The concept of the shoppe originates from the fact that we want customers to get the right quality of product at the right price and at the right place. At JSW Shoppe a customer can get everything in steel under one roof."

JSW Shoppe is an exclusive steel outlet of the company and will have on display and sale all the products of JSW Steel ranging from hot rolled to color coated steels along with long products.

By the end of March, JSW Steel will have forty shoppes in the north, sixty-five in the west, eighteen in the east and thirty-nine in the southern region of the country.

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