
JSW Steel's crude steel production increased 19 percent year-on-year to 25.73 lakh tons in October 2026, compared with 21.68 lakh tons in the corresponding month last year.
The growth comes as India's overall crude steel output registered a relatively modest increase of 0.7 percent to 14.1 million tons during the month, according to the Ministry of Steel.
JSW Steel's Indian operations contributed 24.86 lakh tons to consolidated production, while its US operations in Ohio accounted for the remaining 0.87 lakh tons.
The company also reported 92 percent capacity utilization across its Indian operations during October.
JSW Steel's domestic facilities remained the primary contributor to its October performance, recording 19 percent growth in crude steel production.
The production breakdown was as follows:
The company reported that its Indian operations achieved 92 percent capacity utilization during the month, reflecting strong operating activity across its manufacturing facilities.
JSW Steel also clarified that its October 2025 comparative production figures were adjusted to exclude the Bhushan Power and Steel undertaking, which was transferred to JSW-JFE Steel in March 2026.
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According to provisional data from the Ministry of Steel:
The increase in output also highlights the importance of steel manufacturing capacity and operational efficiency in meeting India's growing industrial requirements.
JSW Steel currently has a combined crude steel capacity of 37.9 million tons per annum (MTPA), including 4.5 MTPA through its JSW-JFE Steel joint venture.
The company plans to increase its combined capacity to 54.8 MTPA over the next four years. Its Vijayanagar facility in Karnataka, currently having 19.5 MTPA capacity, is targeted for expansion to approximately 25 MTPA by FY30.
The latest crude steel production figures add to the company's ongoing manufacturing expansion as it seeks to strengthen its position in India's steel industry.
Investments in new production facilities and technology upgrades are expected to strengthen India's industrial manufacturing ecosystem, improve production capabilities, and support long-term steel supply.
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