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Trades about 36% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Jindal Steel & Power Limited (JSPL) is a prominent Indian conglomerate with extensive operations spanning the steel, power generation, mining, and infrastructure development sectors, both within India and internationally. The company's core business segment, Iron and Steel Products, offers a diverse array of items. This includes specialized track and crane rails, along with flash-butt welded rail panels. JSPL manufactures hot-rolled parallel flange beams and column sections, essential for major construction endeavors such as refineries, metropolitan rail systems, airports, elevated roadways, power facilities, highways, shopping centers, and high-rise buildings. Its product range also features discrete and cut-to-length plates, as well as hot-rolled coils, utilized in general engineering, structural fabrication, railway rolling stock, pressure vessels, boilers, oil and gas pipelines, bridges, shipbuilding, heavy earthmoving equipment, wind power generators, and defense applications. Furthermore, JSPL supplies angles and channels for infrastructure, industrial, and light construction; TMT rebars; wire rods; round bars; and various fabricated sections. Innovative suspended concrete flooring systems are also provided, adaptable for steel frame structures, RCC frame buildings, poured in-situ or precast concrete frames, light gauge steel frames, and conventional structural brick walls. The division additionally produces semi-finished goods for the pipe industry, integrated mills, and rolling facilities, alongside coal-based sponge iron products. Beyond manufacturing, JSPL is actively involved in resource extraction, operating coal and iron ore mines located across India and in various international sites. In the power sector, the company owns and manages a substantial 3400 MW thermal power plant in Tamnar, Chhattisgarh. It also ensures power transmission via a 258 KM long, 400 KV double circuit transmission line that feeds electricity into India's National Grid. The "Others" segment expands JSPL's offerings to include cement production under its "Jindal Panther" brand. This segment also provides comprehensive structural steel fabrication and project management services for the construction of steel buildings, alongside offering bespoke engineering solutions tailored to specific construction requirements. Jindal Steel & Power Limited, founded in 1979, maintains its corporate headquarters in New Delhi, India.
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