New Rolling Mill in Ludhiana Set to Boost Steel Production by April 2025

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New Rolling Mill in Ludhiana Set to Boost Steel Production by April 2025

Business 28 Mar 2025 12:11 PM IST themachinemaker

1️⃣ New rolling mill in Ludhiana to begin production by April 2025, boosting local steel capacity.
2️⃣ The project aligns with India’s industrial growth, strengthening supply chains and reducing import reliance.
3️⃣ Increased production is expected to support infrastructure, construction, and engineering sectors.

Ludhiana is set to witness a significant expansion in its steel manufacturing sector with the commissioning of a new rolling mill by April 2025. The facility aims to enhance production capacity, strengthen supply chains, and cater to the growing demand for high-quality steel products in India’s industrial and infrastructure sectors.

Steel Industry Expansion in Ludhiana

The new rolling mill, backed by Bedi Steels, is expected to streamline steel processing and add significant output to Punjab’s manufacturing hub. Ludhiana, already known for its robust industrial presence, will benefit from increased employment opportunities and better access to locally produced steel. The plant will focus on producing a range of structural and rolled steel products crucial for construction, automotive, and engineering applications.

Growth Prospects and Industry Impact

With India's infrastructure and manufacturing sectors witnessing rapid expansion, steel demand continues to rise. The new mill will not only reduce dependence on imports but also ensure competitive pricing and timely supply for domestic consumers. Industry experts anticipate that this project will contribute to regional economic growth and position Ludhiana as a key player in steel production.

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