Status on existing Steel Based Industries in India

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India becomes second largest steel producer of Crude Steel
India becomes second largest steel producer of Crude Steel

PIB News Update:The total number of steel based industries in the country in 2018-19 stood at 1217. State-wise details of existing steel industries are given at Annexure-I.

Details of import & export of raw steel and steel products during last three years are given below:-

Year Raw Steel & Steel Products (in million tonnes)
Import Export  

 

Chapter 72 & 73

2016-17 15.31 17.59
2017-18 15.73 19.69
2018-19 17.97 15.90
Source:  Department of Commerce

The production of iron ore in the country is sufficient to meet the current demand/consumption by domestic steel industry. However, the entire demand of coking coal is not met from the domestic production as the supply of coking coal in the country is limited and thus no option is left but to resort to import of coking coal.

The supply of iron ore during last year i.e. 2018-19 was 207.7 MT against its demand of 189 MT. During 2018-19 the total demand of coking coal for steel industry was 58.37 MT. Out of this 51.83 MT (excluding PCI & Anthracite Coal) were met through imports and 1.6 MT was provided by Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) and Coal India Limited (CIL) and remaining was catered by Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) and TATA Steel.

Annexure-I

State-Wise details of steel plants (steel-based industries only of steel sector) functioning in the country during 2018-19

STATE UNITS
ANDHRA PRADESH 28
ARUNANCHAL PRADESH 3
ASSAM 4
BIHAR 21
CHANDIGARH 3
CHATTISGARH 108
DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI 5
DELHI 2
GOA 9
GUJARAT 112
HARYANA 17
HIMANCHAL PRADESH 18
JAMMU AND KASHMIR 17
JHARKHAND 46
KARNATAKA 19
KERALA 30
MADHYA PRADESH 33
MAHARASHTRA 105
MEGHALAYA 5
ODISHA 44
PUDUCHERRY 9
PUNJAB 232
RAJASTHAN 64
TAMIL  NADU 82
TELANGANA 54
TRIPURA 1
UTTAR PRADESH 80
UTTARAKHAND 8
WEST BENGAL 58
Total 1217

       Source: Joint Plant Committee (JPC)

 

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