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1. China 2. Japan 3. United States 4. India 5. Russia The Indian steel production was around 72.2 million tones in 2011.
Furthermore, according to MoS, the Indian steel industry is expected to become the 2nd largest steel producing country in the world by 2015.
In order to preserve iron ore resources for domestic use on cheaper rates, export duty on iron ore has been increased to 30% ad valorem on all varieties of iron ore in 2011
The Indian steel industry is making a mark in the Asian region with Indias leading steel company, TATA Steel being the 10th largest steel producing company in Asia between Shougang in China on the 9th and Shandong Iron and Steel Group in China on the 11th position.
Growth Drivers
The Indian steel industry is strong because of easy availability of raw material and workforce The growth of the construction industry, which is growing at a rate of around 89% is one of the major consumers of steel in the country. The 12 five-year plan by the Indian government, has allocated investment of US$ 1 trillion for the core infrastructure sector, comprising power, roads, railways, ports, airports, which are some of the major consumers of steel. The expansions in the Indian automotive industry and the oil and gas sector.
Bhilai, Durgapur, Rourkel, Bokaro, Raipur, Salem, Visvesraya Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad, Kolkata
10.87 billion
9.7 billion
Rashtriya Ispat Nigam limited (RINL) Hindustan Steelworks Constructions Limited MEOCON Limited Maharashtra Elektrosmelt Limited (Subsidiary of SAIL)
Crude steel
2.3 billion
2.1 billion
161 million
140 million
Orissa Chandrapur
Arcelor Mittal
Stainless steel such as slabs, coils, coated steel Crude steel Cold rolling, galvanized steel Flat steel
Orissa, Jharkhand
65 billion
690 million
Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, Orissa Vijayanagar, Tarapur, Raigarh Hazira, Bailadila, Visakhapatnam, Dolvi Orissa, Mumbai, Chandigarh, Derabassi, Kolkata
2.8 billion
2.2 billion
Outo Kumpu
Bangalore
30 million
Stainless steel
Chennai
10 million
Sandvik Asia Limited (Sweden) Car-O-Liner AB (Sweden) SKF India (Sweden) Outo Kumpu (Finland)
Aluminium
Steel products HVAC Building and Construction
Medak
Mumbai Chennai Chennai
13 million
75 million 50 million 67 million
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clusters in India
JSW Steel plans to expand its annual capacity to 32 million tones by 2020. JSW Steel has recently made a joint venture with Japans JFE Steel, which would lead to a joint construction and operation of a 10 mn tpa steel plant in West Bengal in India.
Steel Partner A/S is a manufacturer of sheet metal parts and assembles in mild steel and stainless steel.
Steel Partner Denmark A/S is a Danish owned joint venture between two investors, where one is a steel manufacturer and the other being a sub supplier within the Danish market.
Danish Steel Cluster in India is the subsidiary of Steel Partner Denmark . Danish Steel Cluster (P) Limited was founded in 2005 and has been operating from Bangalore, which is the export oriented unit.
Danish Steels major activities in India includes manufacturing parts and sub assemblies mainly for exports.
Danish Steel has around 60 highly skilled employees in India. Danish Steel started its operations in India with a mission to become market leader by providing the customers superior quality products at reasonable price. Danish Steel Clusters in India has a vision to be a successful player in the global market of manufacturing and machining.
SWOT Analysis
Strengths Availability of iron ore and coal in bulk quantity Low cost efficient and abundant labor Strong managerial capabilities Modern new plants and modernized old plants Weaknesses Dependence on imports for steel manufacturing equipments and technology Low R&D investments Inadequate infrastructure Slow statutory clearance for development of mines
Opportunities Unexplored rural markets Rapid urbanization Growing domestic demand and increased level of exports Indian steel producers looking for overseas acquisitions in steel as well as raw materials Strong growth in steel heavy industries e.g. the automotive industry and within the infrastructure Increasing interest of foreign steel producers in India
Threats Slow growth in infrastructure development Market fluctuation and increase in Chinas export possibilities Global economic slow down Higher duties and taxes CSR related issues: increased focus on the environment and labor conditions