Shyam Metalics & Energy Launches Expanded Cold Rolling Mill Facility in Jamuria, West Bengal
Shyam Metalics & Energy commissions Phase II of CRM facility at Jamuria plant
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Shyam Metalics & Energy has successfully commissioned Phase II of its Cold Rolling Mill facility at its Jamuria plant in West Bengal, enhancing its capacity to 0.40 million tonnes per annum. This expansion positions the company to better serve sectors like solar energy and automotive, aligning with India's self-reliance goals.
- 01Phase II of the Cold Rolling Mill facility has a capacity of 0.15 million tonnes per annum.
- 02Total installed capacity of the CRM facility now stands at 0.40 million tonnes per annum.
- 03The expansion supports India's vision for self-reliance in manufacturing.
- 04The facility will cater to high-growth sectors including solar energy and automotive.
- 05The project aligns with the Government of India's Production Linked Incentive Scheme.
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Shyam Metalics & Energy has announced the commissioning of Phase II of its Cold Rolling Mill (CRM) facility at the Jamuria plant in West Bengal, which began commercial production on April 16, 2026. This new phase introduces a 0.15 million tonnes per annum capacity Dual Pot GI cum Galvalume (GL) line, bringing the total CRM capacity to 0.40 million tonnes per annum. This expansion significantly enhances the company's ability to produce high-quality, precision-engineered steel, addressing the growing demand in sectors such as solar energy and automotive. By reducing reliance on imports for solar mounting structures, Shyam Metalics is contributing to India's self-reliance in manufacturing. The project also aligns with the Government of India's Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme, reinforcing the company's commitment to boosting advanced manufacturing capabilities in the country.
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The expansion allows Shyam Metalics to meet the increasing demand for high-quality steel in sectors like solar energy and automotive, potentially lowering costs for manufacturers and consumers by reducing import dependency.
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