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Photo – Steel production in India could rise by 8% y/y in the FY2026/2027 – forecast
Steel production in India could rise by 8% y/y in the FY2026/2027 – forecast

Domestic steel consumption in the country is expected to rise by 9% y/y the same period

Photo – India rejects US allegations of excess steel production capacity
India rejects US allegations of excess steel production capacity

According to Indian officials, steel production volumes should be assessed in relation to the size of the population

Photo – India may reduce tariff concessions for the UK due to steel tariffs
India may reduce tariff concessions for the UK due to steel tariffs

The British side considers the safeguard measures on steel products to be a separate issue

Photo – Indian steelmakers are concerned about the rise in rolled steel imports from China
Indian steelmakers are concerned about the rise in rolled steel imports from China

Hot-rolled coils accounted for the majority of imports from China

Photo – India is capable of sustaining strong demand for steel – Tata Steel CFO
India is capable of sustaining strong demand for steel – Tata Steel CFO

The company's strategy is to increase its share of the domestic market in selected segments

Photo – India to increase stainless steel scrap imports by 7% y/y in FY2025/2026
India to increase stainless steel scrap imports by 7% y/y in FY2025/2026

The United States remained the largest supplier of this raw material during the period

Photo – JSW Steel is accelerating its capacity expansion in India
JSW Steel is accelerating its capacity expansion in India

The company notes that the European CBAM will not have a significant impact on them

Photo – JSW Steel is investing $2.5 billion in capacity expansion
JSW Steel is investing $2.5 billion in capacity expansion

The investments will take place against the backdrop of an infrastructure boom in India

Photo – India accounts for over 60% of new blast furnace capacity worldwide – GEM
India accounts for over 60% of new blast furnace capacity worldwide – GEM

The global steel industry continues to rely on coal despite decarbonization efforts

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