Manufacturing Unit
67 MW CAPTIVE POWER INFRASTRUCTURE
An integrated facility with captive Power.
We operate an integrated steel manufacturing facility at Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, spread across 47.19 hectares — with the capability to manufacture a full range of semi-finished and value-added finished steel products, supported by a 67 MW captive power plant.
WHRB-based Power Generation
AFBC-based Power Generation
CFBC-based Power Generation
Integrated Manufacturing Chain
From iron ore to finished steel, under one roof.
01
Raw Materials
Iron ore, iron ore pellets and coal form the foundation of our production process.
02
Sponge Iron
Raw materials are processed through rotary kilns to produce sponge iron.
03
Steel Melting
Sponge iron is processed in the SMS to produce billets and slabs.
04
Hot Charging
Billets and slabs are hot-charged directly into downstream rolling mills.
05
Rolling Mills
Integrated rolling processes transform semi-finished steel into value-added products.
06
Finished Products
HR Coils, Wire Rods, TMT Bars, ERW Pipes & Tubes.
Ferro Alloys
How Our Ferro Alloys Are Manufactured
01
Raw material preparation and charging
Manganese ore, quartz (silica source), and carbonaceous reductants (coke/coal) are received, stored, and proportioned according to the target silico manganese composition. The raw materials are sized and blended before being charged into the submerged arc furnace.
02
Smelting in submerged arc furnace
03
Tapping, cooling and crushing
04
Quality testing and dispatch
Nawapara Facility
Proposed Greenfield expansion — Nawapara Facility
The proposed Nawapara Facility will be located in proximity to our existing Manufacturing Facility, enabling operational synergies and supply chain efficiencies.
We are planning to commission a greenfield integrated steel manufacturing facility at Village Nawapara Tenda, Tehsil Gharghoda, District Raigarh, 496111, Chhattisgarh (“Nawapara Facility”), to be executed in phases. Subject to receipt of the requisite approvals including environmental related approvals, implementation of the project as planned and completion of all the proposed phases, the Nawapara Facility is expected to have an installed manufacturing capacity of approximately 0.8 million TPA each of sponge iron and billets and slabs, and 160,000 TPA of silico manganese. The billets and slabs proposed to be manufactured at the Nawapara Facility are proposed to be utilised for the production of various value-added finished steel products as part of our integrated steel operations. We also intend to establish captive power plants with an aggregate installed capacity of 200 MW at the Nawapara Facility to meet its power requirements. In addition, we intend to establish a coal washery at the Nawapara Facility which we believe will enhance the quality of coal used in our manufacturing operations, improve operational efficiencies and further strengthen our integration.
We have acquired 44.78 hectares of freehold land for the Nawapara Facility. The terms of reference (“TOR”) for the proposed Nawapara Facility have been approved by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India, vide letter dated June 11, 2026. Further, the public hearing for the proposed project is scheduled to be held on September 28, 2026.
THE INTEGRATED DIFFERENCE
More Control. Less Dependence. Greater Operational Efficiency.
Quality Control
Greater control over product quality at every stage.
Reduced Dependence
Less reliance on third-party suppliers for intermediate products.
Production Flexibility
Ability to adjust product mix based on market conditions.
Faster Delivery
Shorter production and delivery timelines.
Customer Responsiveness
Production planning supports timely response to customer specifications.
Resource Utilisation
Captive use of internally generated scrap reduces wastage.
key milestones
Building the Future of Steel, Together
From a single sponge iron kiln to an integrated steel manufacturing ecosystem, our journey reflects continuous growth, innovation and commitment.