Jindal India Invests Rs 100 Crore to Enter Steel Pipes and Tubes Segment

Jindal (India) Limited, a major player under the B.C. Jindal Group is investing Rs 100 crore to break into the steel pipes and tubes market. The company is setting up shop at its modern facility in West Bengal, aiming to make a splash in India’s booming steel industry while supporting the “Make in India” campaign.

This is a big shift for Jindal (India), which has been a go-to name for galvanized and color-coated steel sheets, cold-rolled steel, and API pipes since 1952. The new venture will churn out 5,000 metric tonnes of steel section pipes and tubes each month, with the company eyeing Rs 315 crore in yearly sales by FY26. The move will help Jindal grow its reach in current markets and explore new ones across the country.

The B.C. Jindal Group, a USD 2.5 billion powerhouse, has been a big name in steel, packaging, and energy for over 70 years. “This investment reflects our commitment to industrial growth and innovation,” said a Jindal (India) spokesperson. “By entering the steel pipes segment, we aim to meet rising infrastructure demands and contribute to India’s economic development.” The new pipes will be used in everything from oil and gas to highways and safety barriers.

Industry insiders say this is a smart play, given India’s push for better roads, bridges, and cities. The project is also expected to create jobs and support India’s goal of producing more of its own steel.

Jindal (India) has a strong network of dealers and customers worldwide, built on the vision of its founder, Shri B.C. Jindal. This latest move shows the company is ready to adapt and thrive in a fast-changing market. With this investment, Jindal is not just expanding its business—it’s helping build a stronger, self-reliant India.