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JSW Steel crude steel production rises 15% to 22.93 LTJSW Steel reported a significant 15 percent jump in crude steel production for May. The company produced 22.93 lakh tonnes, a notable incre...- Hopeful JSW's Rs 65,000 cr steel plant will be completed by 2029, to boost industrialisation: MajhiOdisha's Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi is optimistic that JSW's massive Rs 65,000 crore integrated steel plant near Paradip will be ope...
- Industrial decarbonization hinges on capital cycles, not just clean energy: Jindal Stainless' Kalyan BhattacherjeeDecarbonizing heavy industry is less about clean energy and more about long asset cycles that lock in emissions for decades. The real oppor...
- Jindal Cement steps up expansion, plans 4x capacity jumpJindal Cement is embarking on an exciting journey of growth as it prepares to quadruple its production capacity to 10 million tonnes. This ...
- JSW Cement debuts on exchanges, aims to be among top 2 playersJSW Cement, which debuted on exchanges on Thursday, aims to be among the top two cement producers in the country, managing director Parth J...
- JSW Cement to triple capacity to 60 million tonnes a year, aims to be among top-5 playersJSW Cement's Rs 3,600-crore IPO has opened, with plans to triple manufacturing capacity to 60 MTPA. Managing Director Parth Jindal said the...
- Can't take on big cement majors yet; will grow biz organically: Parth JindalJSW Cement will focus on organic growth rather than acquisitions, as it lacks the financial strength to compete with giants like Adani and ...
- Jindal Group to expand cement capacity to 7 MnTPA with Rs 2,200 crore investmentJindal Group has commissioned a 1.5 MnTPA cement grinding unit in Odisha as part of a Rs 2,200 crore expansion. Utilising blast furnace sla...
- $240 million equity infusion, acquisition and IPO plans: Inside JSW Group's expansion strategyWith the planned investments, the cement company expects to double its capacity of 25 mt to 50 mt by 2026 after the planned initial public ...
- JSW owned Shiva Cement to invest Rs 1,500 crore on clinker facility in OdishaJSW Cement Managing Director Parth Jindal said,"The new clinker unit at Shiva Cement in Odisha will provide a strategic advantage to servic...
- Slowdown has JSW pushing IPO plans for cement unit by a yearJSW Cement had initially planned to hit the market with an initial public offer on reaching the 20 mt annual capacity by 2020, which it now...
- JSW Cement plans to invest Rs 2,875 cr to boost capacityThe cement maker had earlier set a target of 20 MTPA manufacturing capacity by 2020, which it is likely to miss due to the ongoing demand s...
- JSW Cement plans to double the capacity of its Salboni unit in West BengalThis was announced by Sajjan Jindal, chairman JSW Group during Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS).
- Housing revival may bring back cement IPOsBinani Cement in 2007 and Niraj Cement in 2008 were the last cement makers to raise money from the public.
- JSW Cement inaugurates 2.4 mtpa manufacturing unit at SalboniAt the inaugural function, JSW Cement dedicated its Salboni cement manufacturing unit to the economic development of West Bengal.
- JSW Cement plans to raise Bengal production capacityThe company has already started commercial production at Salboni in August, Jindal said, adding an investment of Rs 800 crore had gone to b...
- JSW Cement commences manufacturing of Concreel HD cement at its Dolvi unit; announces expansionThe cement division of the Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Group is also increasing capacity at its Dolvi plant from 1 MTPA to 2.2 MTPA by 2018, and ...
- JSW Group to invest around Rs 10,000 crore in West BengalSajjan Jindal's JSW Group is looking at investing around Rs 10,000 crore over next 5 to 7 years at Salboni in West Bengal on setting up a 1...
- JSW readies Rs 700 crore for Salboni cement unitJSW group Chairman Sajjan Jindal said the group has decided on a cement unit at Salboni where a 10-mt steel plant was earlier planned.
- JSW plans to raise cement capacity without raising costJSW Cement aims to bring down cost by as much as three-fourths by setting up grinding units closer to markets, rather than near the source.
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