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India’s steel sector underpins infrastructure, manufacturing, defence, and exports while driving economic growth. Government policies shape production, trade, technology adoption, and sustainability for a competitive industry. Let’s understand the key policies and initiatives shaping India’s steel landscape.
This guide helps MSMEs understand the benefits of air freight, including faster delivery, improved reliability, and cost-effective solutions for time-sensitive shipments. It covers when to choose air freight, how to select the right provider, and how to optimize logistics for better operational efficiency.
This comprehensive guide helps Indian businesses understand and optimize their ocean freight operations. It breaks down the fundamentals of sea shipping, from choosing between FCL and LCL to selecting the right freight partners. The article highlights real-world challenges like port delays, hidden costs, and cargo damage, while offering practical tips...
Rhetan TMT, a small-cap player in the Iron & Steel Products sector, has hit a fresh all-time high of ₹25.12. The breakout comes amid accelerating steel demand from India’s construction and infrastructure boom. Investors are now watching to see if this momentum can carry the stock higher into 2026.
Importing steel in 2025? Do you know SIMS compliance is now mandatory? The Steel Import Monitoring System (SIMS) is a DGFT rule that requires MSMEs to register every steel shipment before it leaves the exporting country. This guide explains what SIMS is, how to file it, fees, validity, common mistakes, and the latest November 2025 update allowing annual registration. Learn how SIMS affects pricing, delivery timelines, and landed costs – and why smart compliance protects MSME margins.
The government is considering suspending QCOs (Quality Control Orders) on 55 steel grades to ease raw material sourcing and to give industries more flexibility in procurement. The decision, if approved, could reshape steel sourcing patterns, compliance burdens, and quality oversight. Here’s how.
India’s steel industry in 2026 is producing and consuming at record levels, yet prices remain near five-year lows. Falling steel prices benefit buyers but strain margins for producers, creating a complex market scenario. Let us explore why strong demand is not translating into higher prices and what it means for steel producers and buyers.
India’s GST collection in January 2026 reached ₹1.93 lakh crore, reflecting steady revenue growth and strong economic activity. Growth was...
Steel prices in India are beginning to rise after months of historically low levels. The shift is mainly driven by...
Smart PEB buildings are not defined by dashboards or sensors alone. Their real value lies in predictable energy use, clear...
Steel prices in India are shaped by raw material costs, demand cycles, policy measures, and market forces. This article explains...
