Indian Metal & Energy Industry News & Updates - Iron & Steel
Steel to stay costly through 2026, India to lead demand rebound in 2027: Report
Steel makers set for profit surge in March quarter
India leads steel demand growth as global outlook weakens: Report
Tata Steel hits ‘best-ever’ quarterly volumes: Key data points for Investors
New scheme in works to support domestic critical mineral processing plants: Mines Secretary
Tata Steel plans 6-7 MT capacity expansion in India; no M&A plans for now: Tata Steel MD
New Delhi: Tata Steel Managing Director T V Narendran has said that the company will continue to expand capacity in India in line with rising domestic demand for steel, while ruling out any immediate merger or acquisition plans.
National Steel Policy targets doubling production capacity and 25% emissions reduction by 2035: Report
India’s steel sector aims to cut carbon emissions by about a quarter over the next decade and reduce reliance on coal, while the world’s second-biggest producer of the alloy plans to more than double output, a Reuters report said, quoting the National Steel Policy 2025 document.
NMDC rally isn’t just iron-ore led
Aprice hike has lifted NMDC Ltd stock, but the bigger story may lie elsewhere.
Tata Steel's T V Narendran says India's energy, critical minerals diversification pose new challenges
India's energy, critical minerals diversification pose new challenges: Tata Steel CEO T V Narendran
India's new steel policy targets 25% emissions cut, 400 MT output by 2035
Bharat Forge board approves restructuring of steel forging ops of German subsidiary
Govt plans 25% emissions cut, 400 MT steel capacity by 2035 under new policy: Report
Steel companies plan to raise HR coil prices by ₹3,500 per tonne
Mumbai: Steel companies plan to increase hot-rolled (HR) coil prices by ₹3,500 a tonne to about ₹64,500 per tonne this month to pass on the incremental cost of raw material and energy cost.
Q4 metal preview: Steel rebound to drive growth; non-ferrous mixed bag
Tata Steel's T V Narendran says West Asia conflict is raising costs for steel industry
‘Strong demand’: Steel consumption grows by 7-8% to 164 mn tonnes
Bharat steel conference ‘postponed’
Tata Steel shares pare morning losses after the Q4FY26 business update
Tata Steel share price rose by nearly 1% on Tuesday, April 7, following the announcement of its highest-ever annual output and deliveries in India for FY26, driven by an increase in capacity and consistent domestic demand, despite mixed results from its European operations.
Jindal Stainless names Ranveer Singh as first brand ambassador
New Delhi: Jindal Stainless Ltd (JSL), the country's leading stainless steel manufacturer, on Tuesday announced Bollywood superstar Ranveer Singh as its first-ever brand ambassador and nationwide celebrity endorser.
Tata Steel India clocks record crude steel production of 23.48 mt in FY26
Jindal Steel leads India's Coal gasification revolution for energy self-reliance & sustainable steel
New Delhi [India], April 6: Jindal Steel has pioneered the use of swadeshi coal through advanced coal gasification, significantly strengthening India's energy security while enabling low-carbon steel production.
SAIL steel powers INS Taragiri, strengthening defence indigenisation
Source Credit: Hemant Kumar Rout, Business Standard
Bhubaneswar: With the commissioning of INS Taragiri, the fourth warship under the Nilgiri-class (Project 17A) stealth frigate programme, into the Indian Navy, Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) has reinforced its strategic role in India’s defence manufacturing ecosystem.
Tata Steel gets demand notice of ₹1,755 cr for excess coal mining
Precious metals: 3 factors to shape the course of gold, silver prices
NMDC hikes iron ore prices by up to 11.1% effective April 5
Mesabi Metallics secures $150 million from Macquarie for Minnesota iron ore project
Jindal Steel deploys syngas in furnaces to counter shortages of natural gas, LPG
Vedanta, HZL, others likely to participate in pre-bid meet for Rs 7,280-crore rare earth magnet scheme
Tata Steel slapped with Rs 1,755 crore demand for excess mining in Jharkhand — What it means
Tata Steel has received a notice from the District Mining Office, Ramgarh, Jharkhand, demanding Rs 1,755 crore for excessive coal mining. As per an exchange disclosure by the company, the District Mining Office alleged that Tata Steel extracted 1.62 crore metric ton coal beyond the permissible limit.
SAIL's Rourkela plant posts record output across key units in FY26