Jindal (India) Ltd Enters Steel Pipes Segment, Invests ₹100 Cr to Expand

Jindal (India) Limited, a prominent downstream steel product manufacturer in India and a member of the esteemed B.C. Jindal Group, has announced that it will invest Rs 100 crore at its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in West Bengal to enter the steel section pipes and tubes market.

One major national player, Jindal (India) Limited, wants to reach a monthly manufacturing capacity of 5000 Metric Tonnes (MT) of section pipes and tubes, which should result in sales revenue of Rs 315 crore in FY26. The business intends to use this action to increase its presence in new areas of the nation while also breaking into the present markets.

“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) Limited also aims to significantly bolster its exports through this expansion,” said a company’s spokesperson.

With this venture, the company hopes to provide the product to a variety of industries, such as residential housing, warehousing, railways, agriculture, and infrastructure, to mention a few.

One of the most established companies in the downstream steel product sector is Jindal (India) Limited. In the past, the eastern area has contributed significantly to the company's revenue, with South India coming in second. Nevertheless, the business has embraced a pan-India approach over time, growing its capacity to enter both North and West India.

Currently, these two regions account for 15% of the company's sales; in the near future, the company hopes to raise this to 30%. Because of the quick expansion of industrial projects and infrastructural development in these areas, Jindal (India) Limited sees enormous opportunity there. The business is dedicated to strengthening its position in current markets while entering these crucial areas for expansion.