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Jindal Steel & Power Ltd (JSPL), one of India’s leading private steel producers, is on track to achieve 12 million tonnes (MT) of crude steel output in the financial year 2025-26. According to industry sources, the company has undertaken significant capacity expansion and modernization projects to strengthen its production capabilities.
The milestone would mark a sharp increase from its present capacity, reflecting JSPL’s strategy of scaling operations to meet India’s rising steel demand, driven by infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing sectors. The expansion also aligns with the Centre’s vision of pushing India’s overall steel production towards 300 million MT by 2030.
JSPL has been investing in efficiency improvements, sustainability initiatives, and downstream value-added products. The company’s focus on low-carbon technologies and renewable integration is also expected to support its long-term competitiveness in both domestic and export markets.
Industry analysts suggest that achieving the 12 MT output target will reinforce JSPL’s position among the top private steel producers in India and strengthen its role in supporting the country’s infrastructure boom.
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