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Calderys, a global leader in industrial refractories, is making a major push in Odisha as part of its Asia-Pacific expansion strategy. The company is investing in the region to tap into India’s booming steel industry and support sustainable industrial growth.
Odisha, known for its strong mineral base and steel manufacturing ecosystem, offers Calderys a strategic advantage. The company aims to build localized capabilities and innovate in eco-friendly solutions to meet rising demand from steel producers seeking greener operations.
Calderys is aligning its operations with global sustainability trends by offering low-carbon, high-efficiency refractory products. The expansion in Odisha also highlights India’s growing role as a hub for advanced manufacturing and sustainable solutions in the APAC region.
This move is expected to boost Calderys’ production capacity, create jobs locally, and strengthen its position as a key supplier to both Indian and regional markets.
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