Jindal Steel is establishing a robust global steel business, integrating operations across mining, manufacturing, and value-added processing. The company has acquired significant assets, including coal mines in Mozambique, an iron ore mine in Cameroon, and steel plants in Oman and the Czech Republic. Its latest focus is Italy’s Acciaierie d’Italia, one of Europe’s largest steel plants, where it plans to invest two billion euros to transition operations to low-carbon electric arc furnaces.
In Oman, Jindal Steel is developing a 5 MTPA green steel plant in Duqm, complementing its 2 MTPA facility in Sohar. The company also aims to integrate its upstream mining operations with its steel plants, enhancing cost efficiency and sustainability.
Beyond steel, Jindal Power is expanding its energy portfolio, with projects in thermal, hydro, and renewable energy. The company is also exploring green hydrogen production in India, which could support its green steel initiatives in Oman.
With these strategic investments, Jindal Steel is positioning itself as a major player in the global steel industry while advancing sustainable manufacturing practices.
