s1=new Array();s1[1]=new Array("beyond_business/about_foundation.shtml","Corporate Social Responsibility | JSW Foundation","Welcome to JSW Foundation of the JSW Group…An independent Trust, named JSW Foundation, administers the social development initiatives of the JSW group. Mrs Sangita Jindal chairs the Foundation.  Every year, the Foundation in consultation with plant managements and CSR teams at the plants, finalises a set of activities that get built into the business plan. The Foundation lays emphasis on maintaining a continuum of social development thinking into the conduct of these activities.  ","You are at : Beyond Business : JSW Foundation  An independent Trust, named JSW Foundation, administers the social development initiatives of the JSW group. Mrs Sangita Jindal chairs the Foundation. Every year, the Foundation in consultation with plant managements and CSR teams at the plants, finalises a set of activities that get built into the business plan. The Foundation lays emphasis on maintaining a continuum of social development thinking into the conduct of these activities. We are assessing a transition towards a dedicated corpus for activities of our Foundation. The foundation undertakes activities in the areas of:   Arts, Culture and Heritage (read more)   Livelihood and empowerment, especially of women (read more)   Health (read more)   Education, and (read more)   Sports (read more)    Our engagement with social development can be classified into the following categories:   Activities undertaken by a core team of CSR colleagues across our plant locations.   Activities spearheaded by project champions   Activities in which members of the ladies club and youth group participate   Loaning our facility for community use and benefit   Collaboration with civil society, research groups and government programs    Read more about the foundation    Keywords: jsw foundation, philanthropy, jsw group, csr activities of jsw group of companies, jsw’s comtribution to India, business giants,foundations, art, culture, heritage, livelihood, empowerment, health, education, sports, engagements, social developments");s1[2]=new Array("beyond_business/art_cul_heritage.shtml","Activities of JSW Foundation in the field of Art, Culture and Heritage","Welcome to JSW Foundation of the JSW Group…An independent Trust, named JSW Foundation, administers the social development initiatives of the JSW group. Mrs Sangita Jindal chairs the Foundation.  Every year, the Foundation in consultation with plant managements and CSR teams at the plants, finalises a set of activities that get built into the business plan. The Foundation lays emphasis on maintaining a continuum of social development thinking into the conduct of these activities.  ","You are at : Beyond Business : Art, Culture & Heritage  Collaboration with Royal Court Theatre The Foundation also collaborates with the Royal Court Theatre, London, British Council, Mumbai and Rage Production to provide a platform to playwright and so far, 20 original stories have been staged at the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) and the Prithivi Theatre.  Vijayanagar art camp An Art Camp was recently organized at Vijayanagar ( Bellary, Karnataka) where 21 artists displayed their art work and methods of creating it.  Association with enamellist association of India The Foundation has supported establishment of an enameling studio at our Vasind works (Thane, Maharashtra) in association with the Enamelist Association of India.  Hampi Foundation The UNESCO world heritage site at Hampi is situated close to our Vijayanagar works. We established the Hampi Foundation in 2000 to formulate a comprehensive master plan for management of the ruins. The Foundation sponsors the Hampi Utsav Festival, an annual gathering of local and national level artist. It is organizing a major conference on Hampi in February 2008.  JJ School of arts Following the earlier project on exterior restoration of the building, which fetched us an award in the Art, Culture and Heritage category of the Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry, The Government Maharashtra has entrusted us with a major project to restore and document the paintings and sculptures, restore the Dean’s bungalow and convert it into an Arts Museum and renovate the interiors of the fine arts building.  World Monuments Fund Mrs S Jindal has been invited on the Board of Trustees of the World Monuments Fund, headquartered in the US.   Read more about our initiatives for the conversation of arts, culture and heritage    Keywords: jsw foundation, philanthropy, jsw group, csr activities of jsw group of companies, jsw’s comtribution to India, business giants,foundations, art, culture, heritage, livelihood, empowerment, health, education, sports, engagements, social developments");s1[3]=new Array("beyond_business/education.shtml","Activities of JSW Foundation in the field of Education","Welcome to JSW Foundation of the JSW Group…An independent Trust, named JSW Foundation, administers the social development initiatives of the JSW group. Mrs Sangita Jindal chairs the Foundation.  Every year, the Foundation in consultation with plant managements and CSR teams at the plants, finalises a set of activities that get built into the business plan. The Foundation lays emphasis on maintaining a continuum of social development thinking into the conduct of these activities.  ","You are at : Beyond Business : Education  Educative CDs / material Educative CDs / material developed by the Azim Premji Foundation are installed at local schools. 19 CALCs are presently functional in rural schools near Vijaynagar works. JSW Foundation facilitates interaction between parents and school authorities, identifies and trains local teachers and pays them a stipend. The interactive mode of teaching creates excitement in students and in form attracts them to government schools  Balwadis 25 rural women have started Balwadis in their homes for which the JSW Foundation gives them a stipend.  Village Learning Centres Village Learning Centres started at 20 locations around Vijayanagar assist about 100 students to get mainstreamed in formal schools  Mobile Libraries Mobile libraries in Vijayanagar and Vasind make available reading material to students. The Tarapur team has helped in upgrading the library at the CBSE School, which is run by the Chinmaya Foundation. In the industrial area of Tarapur, collaborative projects with other industries are important.  Jindal Vidya Mandir The foundation runs three schools, Jindal Vidya Mandir at Vasind has been recognized by a certificate of merit by the Indian Merchants Chambers – Ramakrishna Bajaj National Quality Cell for their teaching methods and outreach initiatives.   Read more about our initiatives in the area of education   Keywords: jsw foundation, philanthropy, jsw group, csr activities of jsw group of companies, jsw’s comtribution to India, business giants,foundations, art, culture, heritage, livelihood, empowerment, health, education, sports, engagements, social developments");s1[4]=new Array("beyond_business/environment.shtml","Activities of JSW Foundation in the field of Environment","Welcome to JSW Foundation of the JSW Group…An independent Trust, named JSW Foundation, administers the social development initiatives of the JSW group. Mrs Sangita Jindal chairs the Foundation.  Every year, the Foundation in consultation with plant managements and CSR teams at the plants, finalises a set of activities that get built into the business plan. The Foundation lays emphasis on maintaining a continuum of social development thinking into the conduct of these activities.  ","You are at : Beyond Business : Environment      Keywords: jsw foundation, philanthropy, jsw group, csr activities of jsw group of companies, jsw’s comtribution to India, business giants,foundations, art, culture, heritage, livelihood, empowerment, health, education, sports, engagements, social developments");s1[5]=new Array("beyond_business/future_prospects.shtml","Future Prospects of JSW Foundation","Welcome to JSW Foundation of the JSW Group…An independent Trust, named JSW Foundation, administers the social development initiatives of the JSW group. Mrs Sangita Jindal chairs the Foundation.  Every year, the Foundation in consultation with plant managements and CSR teams at the plants, finalises a set of activities that get built into the business plan. The Foundation lays emphasis on maintaining a continuum of social development thinking into the conduct of these activities.  ","You are at : Beyond Business : Future Prospects    Upgrading the vocational training centres in Vijayanagar and Vasind to cover new trades and entrusting their operation to reputed institution and gaining government accreditation for these course.   Undertaking capacity building of women in ready-made garment making to increase their employability in the proposed textile hub at Bellary.   Institution of our own environment award in the area of climate change mitigation and adaptation.   Undertake biodiesel plantation at community level and move towards operating some of our vehicles with a blend of diesel and biodiesel.   Earth Institute of India, which will start with program on climate change management and Cultural heritage managment.       Read more about our proposed initiatives    Keywords: jsw foundation, philanthropy, jsw group, csr activities of jsw group of companies, jsw’s comtribution to India, business giants,foundations, art, culture, heritage, livelihood, empowerment, health, education, sports, engagements, social developments");s1[6]=new Array("beyond_business/health.shtml","Activities of JSW Foundation in the field of Health","Welcome to JSW Foundation of the JSW Group…An independent Trust, named JSW Foundation, administers the social development initiatives of the JSW group. Mrs Sangita Jindal chairs the Foundation.  Every year, the Foundation in consultation with plant managements and CSR teams at the plants, finalises a set of activities that get built into the business plan. The Foundation lays emphasis on maintaining a continuum of social development thinking into the conduct of these activities.  ","You are at : Beyond Business : Health  Adolescent Health Education  Adolescent health education is an area of special attention. Experts discuss psychological and social aspects of growing up such as the physical growth, the hormonal changes that occur along with the obvious physical changes, the internal organ growth, menstruation, conception and methods of contraception. The feedback from students indicates a definite need to continue this orientation and counseling activity.  “I learnt many new things about my own body; I find it very relevant to life”. “We are thankful for sharing with us this much needed information which even our parents could not share with us”. “This workshop has reduced stress & pressure I always felt about growing up.” “I will share this information with my friends as well”. “Till date nobody else has shared these details with us, parents & teachers would just give suggestions or scold us for many things, but would never explain anything.”  We have so far organized 20 programmes in three schools and a Jr. College in Vasind and covered almost 1650 students.  MID-DAY MEAL PROJECT  Malnourishment is a major concern for the JSW Foundation. It has associated with the Akshaya Patra Foundation and the ISKCON FORD Relief Foundation in providing nutritious mid-day meal in school in select areas in Karnataka and Maharashtra. In Karnataka 5 acres of land has been allocated to the foundation to set up their kitchen. This proposes to reach out to over a lakh student. Mrs Sangita Jindal has recently been invited on the Advisory Board of the Akshaya Patra Foundation.  Awareness on HIV-AIDS  Our involvement in generating awareness on HIV-AIDS is through collaboration with known groups/organizations and we are committed to spreading the message around our employees, families, truckers and casual laborers / villagers to give a variety of interactive media tools such as lectures, street plays, films and creative CDs. Condom vending machines have been installed at Vijayanagar.  Mobile health units  This facility serves the local population in Barmer (Rajasthan), mednipur (WB), Ratnagiri (Maharashtra) and Vizag (A.P). On visiting medical teams   Read more about our initiatives in the area of health     Keywords: jsw foundation, philanthropy, jsw group, csr activities of jsw group of companies, jsw’s comtribution to India, business giants,foundations, art, culture, heritage, livelihood, empowerment, health, education, sports, engagements, social developments");s1[7]=new Array("beyond_business/livelihood.shtml","Activities of JSW Foundation in the field of Livelihood and Empowerment.","Welcome to JSW Foundation of the JSW Group…An independent Trust, named JSW Foundation, administers the social development initiatives of the JSW group. Mrs Sangita Jindal chairs the Foundation.  Every year, the Foundation in consultation with plant managements and CSR teams at the plants, finalises a set of activities that get built into the business plan. The Foundation lays emphasis on maintaining a continuum of social development thinking into the conduct of these activities.  ","You are at : Beyond Business : Livelihood and Empowerment  Stree Shakti The Foundation is keen to lay emphasis on the girl child and women’s empowerment in most of the projects it undertakes. Stree Shakti is one such initiative at Vijayanagar where 32 women have been trained to work as supervisors in blast furnace, stores and as payload operators. They are confident to be able to undertake non-conventional jobs like crane operators. Contractors, who initially felt thought of this action to be absurd, are speaking highly about the dedication of these women workers.  BPO at Vijaynagar A non-voice rural Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) unit in functioning at Vijayanagar in collaboration with Lason India Ltd. 300 rural girls are presently doing data entry and data processing which includes conversion, coding, keying and auditing. The girls are given typing training for three months after which their skills are challenged through rigorous test conducted at the BPO and by Lason India. Girls from neighboring villages and tehsils are attracted to this facility. JSW Foundation proposes to involve 5000 girls and boys by establishing more such BPO units at its other locations.  Vocational Training The Foundation is supporting vocational training in Vijayanagar and Vasind. These offer courses in tailoring & fashion designing, beautician, electrician, motor rewinding, electronics, welding & fabrication, computers, welding and masonry. At Vasind, a study was conducted to assess the levels of utilization and benefit to these students. 80% of surveyed students were using the skill set offered to them. The Akanksha Vocational Training Centre at Vijayanagar stitches uniforms for use at the hospital, school, and outsource contractors. At Vizag and Ratnagiri, we have identified and sponsored girls and boys to vocational training courses at other locations.  Bridging the gap between curriculum and jobs The Foundation is also making an effort to bridge the gap between curriculum and the job market. It invites trained career counselors to speak to students of rural schools around Vasind and Tarapur (Thane, Maharashtra) works. Our career guidance programs in Vasind and Tarapur have benfitted over 8000 students  Seed village development We are working with farmers on seed replacement of groundnut and chickpea ( Bengal gram). Farmers associated with this activity have proven that the declining productivity of these crops can be halted. This supplements our other initiatives to facilitate farmers to diversify into vegetables and tree based systems.  Crafts village This will provide working space and marketing opportunity for artisans and also will also serve as a creative outlet for our kalasangams.   Read more about our initiatives in livelihood and empowerment    Keywords: jsw foundation, philanthropy, jsw group, csr activities of jsw group of companies, jsw’s comtribution to India, business giants,foundations, art, culture, heritage, livelihood, empowerment, health, education, sports, engagements, social developments");s1[8]=new Array("beyond_business/sports_development.shtml","JSW Corporate Social Responsibility: Sports","Welcome to JSW Foundation of the JSW Group…An independent Trust, named JSW Foundation, administers the social development initiatives of the JSW group. Mrs Sangita Jindal chairs the Foundation.  Every year, the Foundation in consultation with plant managements and CSR teams at the plants, finalises a set of activities that get built into the business plan. The Foundation lays emphasis on maintaining a continuum of social development thinking into the conduct of these activities.  ","You are at : Beyond Business : Sports Development  We also lend support to promote excellence in sports and offer quality exposure to rural youth. We have established the Jindal Squash Academy, Jindal Badminton Academy, Jindal Swimming Academy, and the Jindal Table Tennis Academy. Talents from these academies have displayed their brilliance on the national horizon and are now aiming for international success.   Read more about our initiatives in the area of sports    Keywords: jsw foundation, philanthropy, jsw group, csr activities of jsw group of companies, jsw’s comtribution to India, business giants,foundations, art, culture, heritage, livelihood, empowerment, health, education, sports, engagements, social developments");s1[9]=new Array("career_zone/current_vacancies.aspx","JSW","","You are at : Career Zone : Current Vacancies  POST YOUR RESUME HERE    First Name :    Middle name :    Last name :    Date of Birth :    Gender : Male Female    Marital Status :    Contact Number   Mobile No. :    Alternate No. : -    Email address :    Contact   Postal Address :    Postal/Zip Code :    Present Location :    Preferred Location :    Qualification :    Current Designation/Position :    Position/Job Title applied for :    Date of joining :    Total years of experience :    Domain experience / Knowledge :    Resume Upload :");s1[10]=new Array("career_zone/current_vacancies.shtml","Here’s an opportunity to be a Jindalite, be a part of JSW group of Companies.","Our people are out most valuable assets. Nothing exists if they don't. They are the ones who create JSW Group. All they need is the platform, the opportunity to do so. And that is what we give them.","You are at : Career Zone : Current Vacancies     Keywords: people, employees, destination JSW, Growing with JSW, current vacancies, testimonials");s1[11]=new Array("career_zone/destination_jsw.shtml","Here’s an opportunity to be a Jindalite, be a part of JSW group of Companies.","Our people are out most valuable assets. Nothing exists if they don't. They are the ones who create JSW Group. All they need is the platform, the opportunity to do so. And that is what we give them.","You are at : Career Zone : Destination JSW  Producing Young Steel.  JSW is a manufacturing company and like all manufacturing companies, we need to produce products to succeed. Yes, success comes from shipping out as much product into the market as possible because that can potentially increase profitability. To achieve all of that success and profitability we, at JSW, have to rely on our greatest asset. No, it is not the latest technology, but rather the people that push that technology to the edge. The process of producing refined steel from iron ore, involves a lot of heat, pressure and hard work. Building your career is in no way different from this process. JSW believes in hiring quality manpower, which will take the group to insurmountable heights of achievement through a strong focus on their career and growth.  Learn about our employee development initiatives           Keywords: people, employees, destination JSW, Growing with JSW, current vacancies, testimonials");s1[12]=new Array("career_zone/growing_jsw.shtml","Here’s an opportunity to be a Jindalite, be a part of JSW group of Companies.","Our people are out most valuable assets. Nothing exists if they don't. They are the ones who create JSW Group. All they need is the platform, the opportunity to do so. And that is what we give them.","You are at : Career Zone : Growing with JSW  Employee Development is the prime objective of our Human Resources function. The HR function , social in nature, strives for cohesion, consultation and cooperation. We strongly believe that a streamlined Employee Development Programme for our employees will help them achieve their professional goals. Our PPRD (Performance Plan, Review & Development) programme is a key component of our human resource strategy, which supports our results- based management approach. PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENT PLANNING Employee Development Performance Development Planning helps improve your performance through honest feedback and creating an individual Development Plan for you. The process also ensures your targets are aligned to business strategy. Following the goal setting process, you will have a mid term and yearly performance review with your functional manager to examine your KPAs and Competencies. But ultimately you'll be responsible for your own development and will need to be proactive in securing development opportunities. To ensure continuous improvement you should also set and review your own objectives and seek feedback on your performance.  TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT  At JSW, HR focuses on three core elements with regards to training and development:  1. The Job   2. Training   3. Personal Development  “Plan a career within a life – not a life within a career”  Your career is like a journey. When you look over your shoulder you can see where you have been. However, where you are going may be less clear or well defined! Your future is in front of you, and your success and happiness will be strongly influenced by the quality of the career decisions you make. However, if you understand who you are and what you want, you have a greater chance of fulfillment – a better chance of achieving the goals that are important to you. At JSW we want to create an environment where you are challenged and feel excited about doing real business. You will bring your passion to JSW and in return we will help you to perform to the best of your ability.  Our career principles, are simple, we want our employees to;  Be proactive and responsible for their career   Be self aware and honest with themselves about strengths and weaknesses   Make plans for self-development and professional growth   Build their networks and listen to advice   Make clear, well-considered and timely choices about their careers   Be driven by both ambition and a sound grasp of reality   Personal and organizational growth go hand in hand, so JSW is committed to creating a culture that gives you the space to explore and fulfill your potential. A place, where you can express yourself freely, learn from the best and make a real impact. Greater self-awareness will significantly enhance your ability to secure your ideal job.  We're looking for JSW's future leaders. If you've got the potential, we'll provide all the training and support you need to enhance your career .  Click here to know the current vacancies at JSW.    Keywords: people, employees, destination JSW, Growing with JSW, current vacancies, testimonials");s1[13]=new Array("career_zone/growing_jsw_job.shtml","Here’s an opportunity to be a Jindalite, be a part of JSW group of Companies.","Our people are out most valuable assets. Nothing exists if they don't. They are the ones who create JSW Group. All they need is the platform, the opportunity to do so. And that is what we give them.","You are at : Career Zone : Growing with JSW  THE JOB You'll have a real job from day one – making decisions, solving problems and working as part of a team. Placements usually involve working in more than one location to ensure you gain a breadth of experience. Exposure to other functions is the key to experience the entire value chain. Much of your professional skills development will occur on the job, working with experienced colleagues and receiving regular coaching and feedback through our performance management system.  BACK    Keywords: people, employees, destination JSW, Growing with JSW, current vacancies, testimonials");s1[14]=new Array("career_zone/growing_jsw_personaldev.shtml","Here’s an opportunity to be a Jindalite, be a part of JSW group of Companies.","Our people are out most valuable assets. Nothing exists if they don't. They are the ones who create JSW Group. All they need is the platform, the opportunity to do so. And that is what we give them.","You are at : Career Zone : Growing with JSW  PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Leadership, a passion for winning and a commitment to developing yourself and others are keys to creating profitable growth and long-term value. But equally important is the ability to understand who you are as an individual and what you want to achieve from your career. Working with colleagues and experienced trainers, you'll develop your personal self-awareness and leadership capabilities through our development programmes. This is a vital step in your journey to being a business leader - and an amazing opportunity to understand what makes you tick.  BACK    Keywords: people, employees, destination JSW, Growing with JSW, current vacancies, testimonials");s1[15]=new Array("career_zone/growing_jsw_training.shtml","Here’s an opportunity to be a Jindalite, be a part of JSW group of Companies.","Our people are out most valuable assets. Nothing exists if they don't. They are the ones who create JSW Group. All they need is the platform, the opportunity to do so. And that is what we give them.","You are at : Career Zone : Growing with JSW  TRAINING Training courses will ensure you have the expertise needed for your particular career area. There are professional skill programmes for all functions, which are then disseminated at the workplace. Training takes place both within the company and without. Professional skills courses that often target specific areas of professional development are the first of a series of programmes that continue as you develop. Training leading to professional qualifications are also delivered, such as eMBA (if selected) and also for management development programmes (MDP). People joining JSW have different levels of experience and many have limited business awareness. So we offer a firm grounding, with business induction programmes. Through these you learn about your operating company and gain a broad overview of JSW's corporate strategy and growth objectives. During your tenure here, you will also be exposed to business skills development courses from time to time. This provides exposure to contemporary management thinking and practices, helping you understand how business in general - and JSW in particular – is growing. It's also a chance to practice new skills and work with live business issues. Within your operating company, you'll learn a range of enabling skills that support your development as a manager. These include interviewing skills and positive influencing techniques.   BACK     Keywords: people, employees, destination JSW, Growing with JSW, current vacancies, testimonials");s1[16]=new Array("career_zone/testimonials.shtml","Here’s an opportunity to be a Jindalite, be a part of JSW group of Companies.","Our people are out most valuable assets. Nothing exists if they don't. They are the ones who create JSW Group. All they need is the platform, the opportunity to do so. And that is what we give them.","You are at : Career Zone : Testimonials     Keywords: people, employees, destination JSW, Growing with JSW, current vacancies, testimonials");s1[17]=new Array("companies/company_holdings.shtml","JSW Group companies | JSW Holdings Ltd.","Jindal South West Holdings Limited (JSWHL) incorporated on 12th July, 2001 is a Non Banking Financial Company (NBFC) registered with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and is based in Mumbai, India.   Jindal South West Holdings Ltd. is an Investment Company of the JSW Group with its investment mainly in Jindal Group of Companies with other companies.  ","You are at : The Companies : Jindal South West Holdings Ltd.  Jindal South West Holdings Limited (JSWHL) incorporated on 12th July, 2001 is a Non Banking Financial Company (NBFC) registered with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and is based in Mumbai, India. Jindal South West Holdings Ltd. is an Investment Company of the JSW Group with its investment mainly in Jindal Group of Companies with other companies. The main business activities as mentioned in the Memorandum of Association is of Investment in shares, stocks, or other securities in India or abroad and provides Management Consultancy services. JSWHL holds significant investments in equity shares of JSW Steel Limited besides certain other investments in other O. P. Jindal Group of Companies.  Key Development: Jindal South West Holdings Ltd. announced that it is foraying into the cement business by setting up two plants with a combined capacity of three million tonnes in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The group has floated a company JSW Cement, which will invest INR 12 billion in the upcoming facilities. The new units will use ash from its power plants and slurry from its steel plants as raw material. It is planning investments at two locations close to the steel and power plants at Vijayanagar in Karnataka. The AP plant is also near the Karnataka border. The initial investment for the projects will be INR 12 billion. It has also firmed up plans to expand its manufacturing capacity 6.8 mtpa by mid-2008, which it aims to ratchet up to 10 mtpa by 2010.    Keywords: Jindal South West Holdings Limited, jsw group, companies, company, jswhl, non banking financial company, nbfc, investment company of jsw, investment in stocks , shares, securities in India, Andhra Pradesh, expansion, jsw expansions");s1[18]=new Array("companies/company_infrastructure.shtml","JSW group companies | JSW Infrastructure and Logistics","South West Port Ltd (SWPL) is a maritime infrastructure set up of JSW that facilitates import & export through two dedicated bulk cargo berths at Mormugoa Port. With mechanized cargo handling facilities, SWPL is well equipped to handle 5.5 million tones of cargo-traffic & comes with assurance of environment protection. The Port is equipped with fully mechanized PLC controlled operational system.","You are at : The Companies : JSW Infrastructure & Logistics Ltd.  South West Port Ltd (SWPL) is a maritime infrastructure set up of JSW that facilitates import & export through two dedicated bulk cargo berths at Mormugoa Port. With mechanized cargo handling facilities, SWPL is well equipped to handle 5.5 million tones of cargo-traffic & comes with assurance of environment protection. The Port is equipped with fully mechanized PLC controlled operational system. SWPL has also installed an Air Monitoring station as per the Guidelines of Goa State Pollution Control Board. A green belt consisting of more than 2000 nos. of fast growing Acasia variety trees will be planted all along the boundary of the port area in order to increase the oxygen content and restrict any emission escaping from the port area.   South West Port Limited (SWPL)    Port Facilities & Services Jetty :    Two berths having total berthing length 450 M, width 26 M, constructed of RCC deck supported on 360 RCC Piles (180 no. 1200 mm dia & 180 nos. 1600 m dia). Center distance between the piles 6 M. longitudinal and 5 M. cross sectional.   Berth 5A is suitable to handle vessels having LOA of 190 M. max with present draft of 13 M.   Berth 6A is suitable to handle vessels having maximum LOA of 225 M. with present draft of 14.0 M   Both the berths are suitably designed & fendered for vessels sizes upto 1,50,000 DWT.   Jetty is provided access for 12 M & 18 M Span rail gauge for Mobile Hoppers and Mobile Harbour Cranes respectively.      Approach channel    Tidal range : Springs 3.2 Neaps 1.0 mtrs. Present depth : 14.0 M. below CD.      Type of cargoes planned : Import of : Coal, Coke and Limestone Export of : HR Coils/ Slabs, Iron Ore Pellets and General Bulk Cargo.      Vessel restrictions : LOA upto 335 M, BEAM -no restrictions, Draft - 14 M in conjunction with tide.      Pilotage : The Pilotage will be provided by Mormugao Port.    Storage Area : Net storage area available is 30,000 sq.mtr.      Mechanized Cargo handling facilities    For Import Three mobile harbour cranes of Liebherr makeof capacityon hook maximum 104MT, on four rope grab maximum 52MT at 30mtrs outreach. Three mobile hoppers each of 1200TPH capacity Belt conveyors: Capacity while stacking 2400TPH. Capacity while reclaiming and wagon loading 1500TPH. Two numbers stacker cum reclaimers : Capacity 2400/1500TPH each Wagon loader: capacity 1500tph. The rake will be placed in two halves on either side of the Wagon Loader.    Operational Philosophy The cargo will be discharged from the vessel by using Mobile Harbour Cranes into the Mobile Hoppers which will feed the cargo to the Stacker Reclaimer through the conveyors for stacking the material in the stackyard. Simultaneously the second Stacker Reclaimers will reclaim the material and feed to the Wagon Loader through reclaim conveyors. The wagon loader will load the rakes at the rate of 1500TPH. Due to paucity of space on the shore, two half rakes on either side of the wagon loader will be placed. Wagons will be stationary wherein wagon loading system will be mobile and cargo loading will be done. The Panamax vessel carrying 70,000MT of coal can be discharged in less than 3 days and on an average five rakes can be loaded in a day for the dispatch of coal from the terminal.    For Export Special concrete platform (394 mtrs x 20 mtrs) on piles with higher load density within the outreach of the Harbour Mobile Crane, six nos gantry cranes and suitable civil foundation and rail facility are being developed for storage and export of heavy cargoes like steel through the berth 5A and the entire facility from the receipt of rakes till loading of export vessel is expected to be commissioned by April 2007 end.    Operational Philosophy The slabs / coils / Iron Ore Pellets will be received by wagons and from wagons cargo will be unloaded using gantry cranes and loaded on truck / trailer and taken to the respective storage yard behind jetty and it will be loaded into ships by Mobile Harbour Cranes / vessel gears.      Rail yard : 4 railway lines– each capable of accommodating half rake – are operational. Line No.1 & 2 are meant of Engine Escape & handling of steel export. Line No.3 & 4 are meant for mechanized wagon loading of bulk import cargo.    Operational Philosophy The cargo shall be recd. / dispatched from Receipt & Despatch yard of MoPT. The haulage from R&D yard upto SWPL boundary will be done by MoPT. SWPL has its own Railway yard within its boundary wherein four rail lines are connected to two rail lines laid by MoPT up to SWPL boundary. Engine-on-Load Scheme, announced by Indian Railways is under implementation, wherein SWPL will get a dedicated engine for the placement and removal of empty rakes from Vasco to SWPL rail siding and vice versa.      Automation : Port is equipped with fully mechanized PLC controlled operational system. The system is having all safety features and interlockings and is operating through centralized control room. The cargo stacking and wagon loading systems is also equipped with belt weighers and material accounting is being done.      Environmental Protection : SWPL has developed fully mechanized cargo handling system along with state of the art dust suppression system, for handling the imported coking coal and other commodities. The Port facility is developed ensuring that pollution is controlled through effective mechanized systems supplemented with automatic water based Dust Suppression System (DSS), while achieving maximum operational efficiency of throughput per berth day and faster evacuation through efficient mechanized modern Wagon Loading system. Pressurized closed loop Aquadyne Dust Suppression System with water sprinkling arrangement ensures lowest pollution levels at all transfer points of dust emissions and stock yards. Aquadyne system would consist of fine spray nozzles with capacity to atomize 2-6 LPM of water at 8 kg/cm2 pressure. These will be erected on Mobile hoppers, material transfer points and along the conveyor belts. The sprinkler system consisting of pressurized high throw sprinkler jets of capacity 4.5 LPM of water upto 12 kg/cm2 pressure with a throw range of 25 mtr will be used to sprinkle water from both sides of the cargo stockpiles. Dust Suppression System will have 100% standby pumping system. SWPL has also installed an Air Monitoring station as per the Guidelines of Goa State Pollution Control Board. By the use of water sprinklers installed around cargo stockpiles and nozzles at all the cargo discharge points the Coal particles are not allowed to be airborne. SWPL monitor the data on daily basis and the same is also published in the interest of public by way of reports and Display Boards. A green belt consisting of more than 2000 nos. of fast growing Acasia variety trees will be planted all along the boundary of the port area in order to increase the oxygen content and restrict any emission escaping from the port area.    Major Milestones    Commissioning of Wharf : 15 th May 2004.   Commissioning of first two Mobile Harbour Cranes : 28 th May 2004 & 3 rd crane : 14 th March 07   Railway lines 1 & 2 declared operational - 4 th June 2004 and lines 3 & 4 :28 th Sept 06   Trial operations commenced with berthing of first vessel Mv Bestore: 19 th June 2004.   Notification by MoPT of 14 meter draft for Berth No 6A : 21 st Oct 2004   Commissioning of Material Handling System – 15 th September, 2005.   MV Alam Pesona, largest import vessel in the history of Mormugao Port berthed alongside berths 5A & 6A on 2nd November 2005.   SWPL touches 5 Million Tonnes of cargo: 11 th March 2006.         Keywords: maritime infrastructure, jsw group of companies, south west port limited, swpl, import export companies in India, bulk cargo berths, mormugoa port, mechanized cargo handling facilities, port facilities, services, vessel, export and import");s1[19]=new Array("companies/company_jindal_praxair.shtml","JSW Group Companies | Jindal Praxair Oxygen Company Ltd.","Driven by self-reliance. Enhanced by Safety. Jindal Praxair Oxygen Company at Toranagallu, Karnataka is the world’s largest and safest air separation plant at a single location. It is a joint venture with PraxairInc. USA and has a capacity of more than 2x2500 tons per day.","You are at : The Companies : Jindal Praxair Oxygen Company Limited (JPOCL)  Driven by self-reliance. Enhanced by Safety. Jindal Praxair Oxygen Company at Toranagallu, Karnataka is the world’s largest and safest air separation plant at a single location. It is a joint venture with PraxairInc. USA and has a capacity of more than 2x2500 tons per day. This meets the entire oxygen requirement for JSW Steel plant (Vijaynagar works) for both iron and steel making. The ISO 14001 and 9001 certified plant promises High safety, quality and reliability standards - value additions in line with Praxair's global standards. It supplies more than 4800 tons per day oxygen to the Jindal Vijayanagar Steel plant and the surplus is supplied to the merchant market in the region.    Keywords: Jindal Praxair Oxygen Company at Toranagallu, ISO 14001 certified plant, JSW Group companies, PraxairInc. USA, oxygen requirement, steel making, Vijaynagar works");s1[20]=new Array("companies/company_JSoft.shtml","JSW Companies | JSOFT the IT and ITES arm of JS W Group","JSoft is IT & ITES arm of JSW group (part of OP Jindal group-US$ 8 bn). Our core competency is to act as an enabler for enterprises, to gain a competitive edge through effective use of information & communication solutions.","You are at : The Companies : JSoft Solutions Ltd.  JSoft is an IT & ITES arm of US $3.7 billion JSW group.Our core competency is to act as an enabler for enterprises, to gain a competitive edge through effective use of information & communication solutions. Headquartered in Bangalore, J Soft Solutions would operate from major metros and provide IT solutions to group companies and companies in various different domains, core competency being in manufacturing domain. We operate across broad spectrum of IT& ITES services, which include:  Infrastructure Management   Business Applications   Software Development   Shop Floor Automation   Shared Services   Supporting all these verticals is Managed Services, PMO (Project Management Office) & Quality units, whose focus is to deliver world-class support, mainatin high standards of Quality and maintenance services across various service layers. Along with extending our support to clients across the geographic spread of India, we also support our parent company’s IT operations in US & UK plants For more information, please visit www.jsoftsolutions.in    Keywords: it arm, ites arm, jsw group, group of companies, corporate companies, core sectors of business, core competency, Infrastructure & networks management, it and ites services, Business Applications, Software development, Shop floor automation, Shared services, us and uk");s1[21]=new Array("companies/company_JSWEnergy.shtml","JSW group of companies |  JSW Energy Ltd.","JSW Energy is the dynamic vertical of JSW Group. The company plans to foray in all 3 areas of power: Generation, Distribution and Trading. In less than a decade of its operations the company has crossed several milestones working on power solutions in the states of Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh.","You are at : The Companies : JSW Energy Limited (JSWEL)  JSW Energy is the dynamic vertical of JSW Group. The company plans to foray in all areas of power: Generation, transmission and distribution. In less than a decade of its operations the company has crossed several milestones working on power solutions in the states of karanataka, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh. JSW Energy was first set-up at Vijayanagar an IPP with a capacity of 260 MW. The plant is currently under expansion to 600MW at a fast pace. It is executing a 2 X 300 MW power plant at Toranagallu, Bellary. The expanded capacities will provide thrust to the vision of the Company. We are now implementing projects in Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh & Maharashtra. Raj WestPower Limited (RWPL), promoted by JSW Energy is a Rs.5000 crore project at Bhadresh, District Barmer. The project plans to generate 1080 MW (8 x 135MW) of power which will be supplied to the distribution companies (Discoms) in Rajasthan. In Maharashtra we are implementing up with a 1200 MW (4 x 300 MW) Power Project located at Jaigarh, District Ratnagiri, Maharashtra. JSW envisages making Jaigarh, a port based power plant by setting up a port facility and making it a full-fledged business center in coming years. JSW Energy has marked its entry into Himachal Pradesh. JSW Energy’s is setting up Hydro Power Project at Kutehar, River Chamba. It will generate 260 MW Power and is valued at Rs.1700 crore. Since, India is making its crucial transition from a developing to a developed economy. It is a growing giant that’s facing critical challenge of meeting a rapidly demand for its energy needs The company puts sincere efforts towards the vision of empowering India with its power needs. The initiatives at JSW Energy will put us on a road to become a major power producer in the country.   To learn more about our New Initiative  JSW Energy Ratnagiri   Rajwest power      Keywords: One of JSW group companies, jsw energy, power generator, generation, distribution and trading, power solution, in the sate of maharashtra , rajasthan, himachal pradesh, energy plant in , vijaynagar, captive power plant, toranagulla, bellary, Raj WestPower Limited (rwpl), (Discoms) in Rajasthan - Ajmer Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (avvnl), Jaipur Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (jvvnl) and Jodhpur Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (Jdvnl).");s1[22]=new Array("companies/company_JSWSteel.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies :  Forging ahead, JSW Steel Ltd. is one among the largest Indian Steel Companies in India today. India’s third largest steelmaker, JSW Steel Ltd. consists of the most modern, eco-friendly steel plants with the latest technologies for both upstream & downstream processes. JSW Steel Ltd. has received three certificates:  ISO:9001 for Quality Management System   ISO:14001 for Environment Management System   OHSAS:18001 for Occupational Health & Safety Management System");s1[23]=new Array("companies/company_siscol.shtml"," JSW Companies: Salem Works (SISCOL)","One of JSW group companies, Southern Iron and Steel Company Ltd.(SISCOL), optimizing productivity, redefining steel, international standard pig iron, billets, bars and rods, is what has been globally expected of southern iron and steel company ltd, (SISCOL). Located in Pottaneri, in the vicinity of Selam, SISCOLis the only itegrated steel plant in Tamil Nadu.","You are at : The Companies : Salem Works (SISCOL)  Incorporated in September 1991, Salem Works (SISCOL) is a public limited company. The JSW group acquired the Company and took over the management from November 2004. SISCOL is the only integrated steel plant in Tamil Nadu and is located at Pottaneri/M. Kalipatti villages and at about 35 KMs from Salem. As part of the JSW group, the Plant underwent a dramatic transformation and started making profits from the first year onwards, under the new management. A fast paced expansion plan has been drawn for the company to quickly become the first one million tone steel plant in Tamil Nadu. The Company is having facilities for production of Pig Iron, Steel, Billet and Rolled Steel products in the long product category. The present capacity is being expanded to one million tones per annum. It has adopted the Sinter plant – Blast furnace – Energy Optimising Furnace – Ladle Furnace, Vacuum Degassing Continuous Casting Machine – Bar and Rod mill route with iron ore as the basic input material. It also has plants for generation of power and production of oxygen.  The Plant basically comprises of four areas, The Iron Complex, the Steel Complex, The Rolling Mill and Utilities.  Iron Complex  This complex consists of:   Coke Oven   Sinter plant I & Sinter plant II   Blast Furnace I & Blast Furnace II   Pulverized Coal injection Plant   Pig Casting Machine   Steel Complex  The steel complex consists of:   Energy Optimising Furnace   Ladle Furnace   Vacuum Degassing   Continuous Casting Machine   The Rolling Mill  SISCOL has an automated Bar & Rod mill with the capacity to produce 0.45MT per annum of different sizes of bar and rods ranging from 5.5mm to 60mm. The Wire Rod Block is a high speed mill capable of a productivity of 90 T/hr. The 5.5mm wire was rolled at a delivery speed of 105 m/s, which makes this Wire Rod Block the fastest in India.  Utilities   Power Plants   Air Separation Plant   Water Supplying Systems   At SISCOL we are highly environment conscious and our process and technology is designed for reusing and recycling our process waste. We have an expanding green belt to provide a green environment. SISCOL products have the hallmark of quality and combined with competitive pricing, they are highly preferred in automobile and construction sectors.     Keywords: Jsw companies, jsw group companies, jsw company, jsw iron and steel company, southern iron and steel company, iron and steel company of India, siscol, Salem Works, public limited company, located, iron and steel companies in tamil nadu, pottaneri, kalipatti villages, selam, expansion plan of jsw, company facilities, pig iron, steel, billet, rolled steel, sister plant, blast furnace, energy optimizing furnace, bar and roll mill, iron complex, steel complex");s1[24]=new Array("companies/company_vijayanagar.shtml","JSW Group Companies | Vijaynagar Mineral Pvt. Ltd.","Vijaynagar Minerals Pvt. Limited (VMPL) is the leading mining company involved in Exploration, Mining and Processing in Karnataka today. VMPL is a 3 mn tn iron ore mining Company which is situated 25 Km from the integerated steel plant - JSWSL.","You are at : The Companies : Vijayanagar Minerals Private Limited (VMPL)  Vijaynagar Minerals Pvt. Limited (VMPL) is the leading mining company involved in Exploration, Mining and Processing in Karnataka today. VMPL is a 3 mn tn iron ore mining Company which is situated 25 Km from the integerated steel plant – JSWSL. VMPL - A joint venture between Mysore Minerals Limited (MML), a Govt of Karnataka undertaking & JSW Steel Limited, it mines the Iron Ore from Thimmappangudi Mine and single-handedly caters to JSW's iron ore requirements. As, the captive iron ore mines, to some extent, insulate JSW’s bottomline from the volatility of international iron ore prices. During the F.Y. 2006-07, VMPL has supplied 1.20 mt of Iron Ore from Thimmappanagudi, which is 10% higher than the earlier years. VMPL has secured an approval for 2.5 MTPA of production from Government of Karnataka and Government of India and is planning to increase the production accordingly. VMPL has bagged Excellency Award for Community Development during Mines Environment & Mineral Conservation Week Celebration 2007 held in February 2007. MSAK award has been given in recognition of VMPL's social upliftment and care for the society surrounding their mine. This has given them the strength and belief that progress and prosperity has to get alongwith society and not in isolation. VMPL bagged the best overall safety prize setting tradition of safe working practice in the region.    Keywords: vijaynagar mineral pvt ltd, nmpl, mineral company, jsw group companies, exploration, sajjan jindal,Karnataka, iron ore production, productions, mines, mining, development");s1[25]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_aboutus.shtml","JSW Companies: JSW Steel Ltd - one among the largest Indian Steel Companies in India, Steel products.","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : About us  JSW STEEL LTD. Forging ahead, Jindal South West Steel Ltd is one among the largest Indian Steel Companies in India today. India’s third largest steelmaker, JSW Steel Ltd. consists of the most modern, eco-friendly steel plants with the latest technologies for both upstream & downstream processes. JSW Steel Ltd. is the only company to receive all the three certificates:  ISO:9001 for Quality Management System   ISO:14001 for Environment Management System   OHSAS:18001 for Occupational Health & Safety Management System");s1[26]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_aboutus_beginning.shtml","JSW Companies: JSW Steel Ltd - one among the largest Indian Steel Companies in India, Steel products.","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : About us : The beginning  JSW's history can be traced back to 1982, when the Jindal Group acquired Piramal Steel Ltd., which operated a mini steel mill at Tarapur in Maharashtra. The Jindals, who had wide experience in the steel industry, renamed it as Jindal Iron and Steel Co Ltd. (JISCO) now known as JSW Steel Limited (Tarapur & Vasind Works) In 1994, to achieve the vision of moving up the value chain and building a strong, resilient company, JISCO promoted Jindal Vijayanagar Steel Ltd (JVSL) now known as JSW Steel Limited (Upstream). Its plant is located at Toranagallu in the Bellary-Hospet area of Karnataka, the heart of the high-grade iron ore belt, and spread over 3,700 acres of land. It is just 340 kms from Bangalore, and well connected to Goa and Chennai ports.  JSW Steel Ltd. Encompasses:  Tarapur and Vasind Works (Downstream)   Vijayanagar Works (Upstream)     Tarapur and Vasind Works  It is here that all began. A new chapter was written in the history of Indian Steel Industry when JSW made its foray at Vasind in 1982 and setup a 20 Hi CR mill. JSW then acquired a mini steel mill, which moved on to become JSW Steel Ltd. Downstream, the unit of JSW boasts of India’s largest selling facilities for downstream processing. Apart from being a leading manufacturer of cold rolled and color coated steel, Tarapur and Vasind works is today India’s biggest producer & largest exporter of galvanized steel. Its strategic location, with access to the major ports of Mumbai, markets and raw material sources has worked to its advantage. As JSW Steel Ltd. Downstream grew phenomenally. It also steered Tarapur and Vasind towards newer horizon of prosperity. Apart from providing more jobs, JSW actively participates and organizes various social and cultural activities to make lives richer. The region is now cleaner happier and even more beautiful. Better health initiative, promotion of sports & education are few of the development initiative that has gained in JSW presence    Vijayanagar Works  JSW knew that well begun was half done. In order to move up the value chain and build up a strong resilient company, JSW needed to expand. Which is why in 1994, JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream work was set up at Vijayanagar. Household in the heartland of the high-grade iron ore belt at Toranagallu in the Billary-Hospet area of Karnataka, JSW steel Ltd. Occupies 3,700 acres of land. This integrated plant runs about 340 kms from bangalore and is well connected to the Goa and Chennai ports. Using the latest global technologies, JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream works produces customized flat products from iron ore pellets to hot rolled coils. JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream was the first Greenfield project to have Corex as manufacturing facility. JSW’s sensitive approach has also lead to the development of Vijayanagar into a modern township. Enveloped by acres of green planted and maintained by JSW, Vijayanagar is prospering in leaps and bounds. Today it produces 3.8 MTPA and is being expanded to a capacity of 10 MTPA by 2010, which will make it the largest integrated steel plant at one site in the country. Be it education, career opportunity or women empowerment. JSW’s imitative have gone a long way in making Vijayanagar the success that it is today.");s1[27]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_aboutus_director.shtml"," JSW Companies: JSW Steel Ltd- Management-Board of Directors.","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : About us : Board of Directors            Mrs. Savitri Devi Jindal Chairperson  Mr. Sajjan Jindal Vice Chairman & Managing Director           Mr. Y Siva Sagar Rao Jt. Managing Director & CEO  Mr. Seshagiri Rao M.V.S. Director (Finance)           Dr. Vinod Nowal Director (Commercial)  Mr. Biswadip Gupta Director           Mrs. Zarin Daruwala Nominee Director of ICICI Bank Limited  Mrs. Sobha Nambisan, IAS Nominee Director of KSIIDC           Mr. S. Jambunathan, IAS (Retd.) Nominee Director of UTI Asset Management Co. Pvt. Ltd.  Dr. S.K. Gupta Director           Mr. Nagesh D Pinge Director  Mr. Anthony Paul Pedder Director           Mr. Uday M. Chitale Director  Mr. Sudipto Sarkar Director        COMPANY SECRETARY Mr. Lancy Varghese  STATUTORY AUDITORS M/s. Deloitte Haskins & Sells");s1[28]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_aboutus_value.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : About us : Value and Vision   OUR VALUES   Young thinking is crystal clear. Openess and transparency above all else. Be it in our transactions, our operations or our interactions with our stakeholders.  Young thinking fosters leadership. Every man is his own master. Every man has the ability to make vital decisions at every level. It is the quality, the speed, the resilience and the coherence with which the decisions are made that determines true leadership.  Young thinking is unique. No two problems can benefit from the same solution. It is our job, therefore, to differentiate the benefit of our actions So as to be able to provide superior products to our customers and the community at large.  Young thinking is for winners. To innovate, to benchmark, to strive and to deliver values beyond expectations.  OUR VISION  The preparation and grooming of the next generation of young thinkers.   The continuous improvement of cost stewardship in the value chain.   The ability to nurture lasting customer relationships, by anticipating needs and delivering beyond expectations.   The catalyst for growth amongst the nation’s steel industries.   The marketing of value added branding products for both domestic and global markets.");s1[29]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_awards.shtml","JSW Companies: JSW Steel Awards and Accredation.","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Awards  JSW steel conferred the following awards, which is a testimony of its excellence in manufacturing processes and adherence to operational practices and care for environment.    National Sustainability Award - 2006: Second Prize amongst the Integrated Steel Plants Category by Indian Institute of Metals.   CII Award for Business Excellence - 2006: “Commendation certificate for significant achievement” towards business excellence   India Manufacturing Excellence Award - 2006 : Corporate Gold Award in Metals Category by Frost & Sullivan   Gold Award in Metal and Mining Sector - 2006 for outstanding achievement in Environment Management by Greentech Foundation   JSW Steel has won the "CIO 100 - Giant 100 Honouree 2006" (IT Award)   The Athyunnatha Suraksha Puraskara of National Safety Council – Karnataka Chapter for the year 2005   DMA Erehwan HR Innovative Awards-2006 : Second Place   IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award 2006: “Commendation certificate”   Gold Award in Metal Sector for Outstanding Achievement in Environment Management by Greentech Foundation   India Manufacturing Excellence Award - 2005: Platinum Award in Metals Category by Frost & Sullivan   Rockwell Jury Award for excellence   CII-EXIM Bank Award 2005 : “Commendation Certificate for Significant achievement” towards business excellence   Prime Minister National Award for Excellence in Urban Planning & Design for Township   TERI-CSR Award 2007 : We have won "Appreciation Certificate"   CII-EXIM Award 2007 : We have won "Commendation certificate for significant Achievement" towards Business Excellence on 1st Nov 2007 during the 15th Quality Summit organized by CII-IQ at Bangalore.   CII-ITC Sustainability Award 2007 : We will be receiving "Commendation Certificate" during the 2nd Sustainability Summit on 12-Dec-2007 at New Delhi");s1[30]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_contact.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Contact Us   CORPORATE OFFICES  Jindal Mansion 5A, Dr. G.Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai Tel: 022-23513000 Fax: 022-23526400 Works: JSW Steel Limited Village: Vasind, Taluka – Shahapur Dist: Thane - 421604 ( Maharashtra) Tel: 02527-220022 to 025 Fax: 02527-220020/84/92 JSW Steel Limited R O Vidyanagar, Toranagallu Dist: Bellary - 583275 (Karnataka) Tel: 08395-250120 to 30 Fax: 08395-250138/250665 Jindal Praxair Oxygen Co Pvt Ltd Post Box No .16 Vidyanagar, Dist: Bellary – 583275 (Karnataka) Tel:08395 – 250856 to 858 Fax: 08395 – 250781 South West Port Ltd 1st floor, Port Users Complex, Mormugao Harbour , Goa – 403803 Tel:0832 – 2523000 Fax: 0832 – 2523006 Southern Iron & Steel Co Ltd Pottaneri M Kalipatti Village , Mecheri, Mettur Taluk, Salem – 636453 Tamil Nadu Tel: 04298 – 278400 to 403 Fax: 04298 – 278618 JSW Steel Ltd B/6, Tarapur MIDC Boisar – 401506 Dist: Thane Maharashtra Tel: 02525 – 270147 / 270149 Fax: 02525 – 270148 JSW Energy Ltd Corporate Office Raheja towers, 6 floor, East wing, 26 – 27, M.G road Bangalore – 560001(Karnataka) Tel: 080 – 25327170 Fax: 080 – 25327057 Works: Post Box No 9, Toranagallu, Dist: Bellary – 583123 (Karnataka) Tel: 08395 – 250767/ 25124 Fax: 08395 – 250757 Vijayanagar Minerals Pvt Ltd P.O. Vidyanagar, Toranagallu, Dist: Bellary – 583275 (Karnataka) Tel: 08395 – 250120 Fax: 08395 – 240365 Additional Main Offices Addresses Jindal United Steel C Corporation SAW Pipes USA, Inc. 5200 East Mc Kinney Rd. Baytown , TEXAS 77520 U.S.A. Office : + 1 - 281 - 3835120 Fax : + 1 - 281 - 3834900 Website : www.jindalusa.com Argent Independent Steel Ltd. Lake Road Leeway Industrial Estate Newport NP19 4WN United Kingdom Tel: + 44 - 1633290260 Fax: +44 - 1633290911 Email: info@argentindependentsteel.ltd.uk Website: www.argentindependentsteel.ltd.uk JSW Energy Limited JSW Energy (Vijayanagar) Limited JSW Energy (Ratnagiri) Limited JSW Powertransco Limited JSW Energy Investments Pvt. Ltd. Raj Westpower Limited Jindal Mansion , 5A, Dr. G. Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai – 400 026, India Raj Westpower Limited Regd. Office 308 – 311, Geetanjali Tower Ajmer Road Jaipur Rajasthan – 302006 Barmer Lignite Mining Company Limited Regd. Office: “Khanij Bhawan”, Udyog Bhawan Campus, Tilak Marg, C-Scheme, Jaipur, Rajasthan, - 302001 Corp. Office: 308 – 311, Geetanjali Tower Ajmer Road Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302 006");s1[31]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_facilities.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Facilities");s1[32]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_facilities_tarapur.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Facilities : Tarapur & Vasind Works  It is here that all began. A new chapter was written in the history of Indian Steel Industry when JSW made its foray at Vasind in 1982 and setup a 20 Hi CR mill. JSW then acquired a mini steel mill, which moved on to become JSW Steel Ltd. Downstream. The unit of JSW boasts of India’s largest selling facilities for downstream processing. Apart from being a leading manufacturer of cold rolled and color coated steel, Tarapur and Vasind works is today India’s biggest producer & largest exporter of galvanized steel. Its strategic location, with access to the major ports of Mumbai, markets and raw material sources has worked to its advantage. As JSW Steel Ltd. Downstream grew phenomenally, it also steered Tarapur and Vasind towards newer horizon of prosperity. Apart from providing more jobs, JSW actively participates and organizes various social and cultural activities to make lives richer. The region is now cleaner happier and even more beautiful. Better health initiative, promotion of sports & education are few of the development initiative that has gained in JSW presence  PRODUCT DETAILS  Hot Rolling Division, Vasind  RF-80, 80 T/hr Reheating Furnace, Revamped by Stein Heurtey, France & Automation by Allen Bradley.   2 Hi Roughing mill, Automation by Siemens.   4 Hi Finishing Mill,Automation by ABB and AGC by CEGELEC UK.   Online X-Ray Gauge by DMC, USA   Hot Leveller.   Hot Shear (8 mm - 40 mm).   Cold Rolling Division, Vasind  High Performance Hydrogen (HPH) annealing furnace of LOIESSEN ( Germany) make with capacity of1lac tpa.   Pickling Line by Nirvan Keramchemie India.   Skin Pass Mill (SPM) by Flat products India.   Cold Rolled Slitter (CRS) by ETW Germany and Bluestar Ltd India.   Cut - To - length (CTL) by Rizzato Italy,Bluestar Ltd India.   Galvanising Division , Vasind  CGL I - Automation by ABB   CGL II - Automation by ABB   Online zinc coating gauge per close monitoring   DG Set  2 x 3.7 MW by Man B&W, Denmark   Cold Rolling Division, Tarapur  4 Hi reversible mill by United Engg. USA, equipped with Non - Contact gauge memory unit, field control systems by L&T.   Pickling Line by Nirvan Keramchemie India.   4 Hi reversible mill by United Engg.USA, equipped with Non - Contact gauge memory unit, field control by MAGAMP.   20 Hi reversible mill by SENDZIMIR & Automation by ABB.   6 Hi - High speed (upto 1000 mpm) reversing mill by Flat Products India, automation by SIEMENS.   4 Hi - Single strand, high speed (upto 1080 mpm). Auto Gauge control, automation by ABB.   Galvanising Division, Tarapur  CSD I - Control system by AVS.   CSD II - Automation by L&T and Siemens.   CSD III -Online skin pass mill & Tension leveller & on - line coating monitoring gauge.   CSD IV - Flux line for ultra thin guage.   D.G Set  2 x 4 MW By Man B& W Denmark.   COLOR COATING PLANT   Technical specifications   Strip dimension of raw material and products   Strip thickness :Min.0.20mm to Max.1.0mm   Strip width : Min 600 to Max.1,250mm   Production Capacity : 1 lac mtp");s1[33]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_facilities_vijaynagar.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Facilities : Vijaynagar Works  JSW knew that well begun was half done. In order to move up the value chain and build up a strong resilient company, JSW needed to expand. Which is why in 1994, JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream work was set up at Vijayanagar. Household in the heartland of the high-grade iron ore belt at Toranagallu in the Billary-Hospet area of Karnataka, JSW steel Ltd. Occupies 3,700 acres of land. This integrated plant runs about 340 kms from bangalore and is well connected to the Goa and Chennai ports. Using the latest global technologies, JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream works produces customized flat products from iron ore pellets to hot rolled coils. JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream was the first Greenfield project to have Corex as manufacturing facility. JSW’s sensitive approach has also lead to the development of Vijayanagar into a modern township. Enveloped by acres of green planted and maintained by JSW, Vijayanagar is propering in leaps and bound. Be it education, career opportunity or women empowerment. JSW’s initative have gone a long way in making Vijayanagar the success that it is today.  Raw Material Handling Plant Rated capacity 6-7 million tpa Raw materials handled Iron ore lump and fines, Limestone, Dolomite, Quartzite Manganese ore, Non coking coal, Coke Major units 2 wagon tippler, 3 stacker cum reclaimer, 1 barrel reclaimer Twin boom stackers,2 Stacker reclaimer (under commisioning),2 Screening plant   Salient technical feature Approximately 17 km long conveyor system Suppliers L&T, FFE Minerals  COKE OVEN Rated capacity 0.62 mtpa Salient Technical Features The batteries are one of best in country based on non-recovery and vibro compacted stamp charging technology(first in the world to use vibro compacting technology) . This is environmental friendly and can use various blends of coking coal, including low grade coking coal. Technology Sesa kembla technology  PELLET PLANT Rated capacity 4.2 million tpa Pellet size 8 to 16 mm Major units Material receiving ,2 rotary Dryers, 2 Ball mill , 5 X 7.5 m dia disc pelletizing machine Induration furnace , Product handling , Gas cleaning ,Water recirculation system Salient Technical features Open circuit grinding Recirculation of hot air for reduction in energy Use of COREX gas for indurations of pellets Supplier Kvaerner Metals, Pittsburg, USA  COREX PLANT Rated capacity 1.6 million tpa No. of units 2 Module C-2000 Major units Coal Blending Station, Coal Drying Plant , Stock House , COREX Tower (Reduction Shaft, Melter Gasifier, Gas Cleaning Unit), Cast House , Water cooling and treatment plant, System Gas Cleaning and Distribution System , Slag Granulation Plant Salient Technical features Use of non-coking coal, Availability of optimum value COREX gas for use as fuel in the steel plant as well as Power Plant. Environment friendly process. Supplier VAI , Austria Blast Furnace  Rated capacity 0.90 mn mt No. of units 2 Salient Technical features Currently, 1500 kgs of iron ore (consisting of 50-55% in lump ore the rest is in pellets form ), 500 -530 kgs of coke and 100 kgs of coal injection is used to produce 1 mt of Hot metal at Blast Furnace.  Power--- 45 unit/ton of hot metal.  Limestone plus dolomite— 350 -380 kgs ---(Rs 1400 per ton)  BOF Rated capacity 1.30 million tpa liquid steel No. of units 2 Heat size / capacity 120 tonne Tap-to-tap time 45 min. Major units Hot metal desuphurising station , Hot metal mixer , Basic Oxygen Furnaces , Scrap Yard , Ladle preparation and handling bay , Ladle furnace , Gas cooling and cleaning plant , Water recirculation system Salient Technical features Pre-treatment hot metal. Bottom stirring with insert gas in BOF. Suppressed combustion system of gas in BOF. Adjustment of chemistry and temp in ladle furnace. Automated container laboratory for quick analysis of bath. Suppliers SMS Demag      Continuous Casting Plant Rated capacity 1.60 million tpa cc slab No. of units 2 X 1 strand (1 in operation) Capacity of individual unit 1.05 million tonne per year Slab size  Thickness 250 mm max. 210 mm Standard Width 800 – 1300 mm Length 4050 – 1070 mm Maximum casting speed 1.9 m / min Major units Casting machine , Gega torch cutting unit , Marking machine , Water recirculation system Salient Technical features Air-mist cooling in segment 1 to 15 Unique slab numbering    HSM (Hot Strip Mill) Rated capacity 2mtpa No. of units 1 Supplier Danielli United");s1[34]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_network.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. :");s1[35]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_products.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. :");s1[36]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_cold.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Cold Rolled Product  CR COIL & SHEET    Applications   Automobile   White good   Cold rolled formed section   General engineering & fabrication   Packing   Drums/ barrels   Furniture");s1[37]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_cold_cr.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Cold Rolled Product  CRCA (COIL FORM)      A. Thickness tolerance    Nominal thickness,mm Nominal width 800-1650, mm 0.30 - 0.40 +/- 0.015 0.41 - 0.60 +/- 0.015 0.61 - 0.80 +/- 0.025 0.81 - 1.00 +/- 0.030 0.01 - 1.25 +/- 0.035 1.26 - 1.60 +/- 0.040 1.61 - 2.00 +/- 0.060 2.01 - 2.50 +/- 0.070 2.51 - 3.00 +/- 0.080    B. Width Tolerance    Width of sheets, mm Tolerance, mm As rolled Trimmed edge Nominal Special (S) (+) (-) (+) (-) (+) (-) 800 <=,<= 1200 20 0 3 0 0.3 0 1200<, <=1500 20 0 4 0 0.3 0 1500< 20 0 5 0 0.3 0    C. Shape tolerance    Flatness 5 I, skin passed and tensioned leveled  10 I , only skin passed. Camber 2mm over 2000mm     CRCA SHEET      Length Tolerance +-0.25 mm up to 2000,+-0.25mm for each addditional 1000mm Diagonal difference 0.5mm Flatness 51    A. Thickness tolerance    Nominal thickness,mm Nominal width 800-1650, mm 0.30 - 0.40 +/- 0.015 0.41 - 0.60 +/- 0.015 0.61 - 0.80 +/- 0.025 0.81 - 1.00 +/- 0.030 0.01 - 1.25 +/- 0.035 1.26 - 1.60 +/- 0.040 1.61 - 2.00 +/- 0.060 2.01 - 2.50 +/- 0.070 2.51 - 3.00 +/- 0.080    B. Width Tolerance    Width of sheets, mm Tolerance, mm As rolled Trimmed edge (+) (-) (+) (-) 800 <=,<= 1200 20 0 3 0 1200<, <=1500 20 0 4 0 1500< 20 0 5 0    C. Shape tolerance    Flatness 10 I Camber 2mm over 2000mm");s1[38]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_galvanised.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Galvanised Product  GALVANISED CORRUGATED SHEET  |  GP SHEET & COIL    APPLICATIONS   Automobile   Boiler and Pressure Vessels   Ship Building   Railways   Transmission Towers   Oil and Petro Chemicals   Marine Containers   Coal and Mining   General and Heavy Engineering");s1[39]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_galvanised_corr.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Galvanised Product  GALVANISED CORRUGATED SHEET  |  GP SHEET & COIL    Jindal Vishwas GC Sheets  It is the roof that has to take the brunt of nature's extremities during its entire life and hence utmost care must be taken in selection of the right roofing material. Wrong choice of roofing and cladding can create losses in terms of human lives and material in cases of natural disasters A good reliable roof with least number of complications gives peace of mind to meet these challenging needs of the customers, JSW offers superior quality Galvanised Corrugated sheets under the brand name "Jindal Vishwas"  Jindal Vishwas is the seal of a reliable & dependable product in which millions have placed trust & confidence across the country. Jindal Vishwas GC sheets are best suited and optimal for Indian conditions. Jindal Vishwas GC sheets when evaluated on life cycle cost basis, with competing products on factors like durability, ease of installation, maintenance, resale value prove to be the most favorable choice available. It is environmental friendly and offers goodaesthetic appeal and unrivaled flexibility for future expansion plans. Moreover, it is economical to use Jindal Vishwas GC sheets, as it requires lighter supporting structure.  Why choose Jindal Vishwas?   Superior Offerings Advantages Full Length and Micrometer thickness Ensures maximum weight per sheet resulting in value for money. Conforms to IS 277 Assured quality. Uniform Zinc coating of 120 gsm Provides high corrosion protection and hence longevity. Uniform pitch and depth Lower overlapping resulting in lesser number of sheets required for roofing/ cladding. Higher corrugation depth Better water drainage and greater strength. Appropriate hardness Superior strength of the sheets, also preventing hair line cracks on the periphery of bolts. Wide product range Wide choice for minimum overlaps, resulting in minimum seepage points and savings in fixing accessories and thus enabling better planning. Glossy finish with uniform spangles Aesthetic appeal. Salt Spray and humidity quality tests Suitable for use under all weather conditions. Super safe staggered packing Specially designed three layered packing with staggered stacking of sheets for complete protection. Also permits easy counting of sheets.   Widest Product Range     Specification IS 277 Thickness (mm) 0.09 to 0.80 Width (mm) 720,740,760,780,800,875 & 1065 Length (mm) 1829 (6 ft), 2134 (7ft), 2438 (8ft), 2743 (9ft), 3048 (10ft), 3658 (12ft), 4267 (14ft), 4572 & 4877 (16ft) (Corrugation length of 4267 mm and above can be sJ;plied only in thickness =0.35 mm) Zinc Coating 120 gsm (Coating upto 275 gsm can be provided on demand)  Durability  Jindal Vishwas GC sheets are an ideal choice for roofing & cladding applications because of their superior strength and longer life. They conform to IS 277 specification and undergo stringent salt spray & humidity quality tests to ensure their performance in all weather conditions. The higher corrugation depth and appropriate hardness coupled with higher corrosion resistance from its uniform zinc coating of 120 gsm makes it suitable for decades of usage in challenging environmental conditions.  Light Weight  The light weight – high strength combination of Jindal Vishwas GC sheets makes them economical, as it requires lighter supporting structure & reduces transportation costs. They also ensure maximum protection to the occupants against the fury of nature. During monsoon, they do not absorb moisture & gain weight, unlike other roofing material where the deed load increases due to moisture absorption.  Ease of Installation  It is quick, easy & convenient to install Jindal Vishwas GC sheets due to their low weight & zero breakages. It also helps to reduce worker fatigue since heavy lifting is significantly reduced. The availability of Jindal Vishwas GC sheets in a wide product range also makes the installation easy & convenient with minimum wastage.  Low Maintenance  Jindal Vishwas GC sheets are virtually maintenance free. A few basis steps such as annual inspection & periodic clearing of accumulated leaves, bird droppings or other debris and checking on the roof top accessories particularly gutters and drains ensure years of low maintenance usage.  Environment Friendly  Jindal Vishwas GC sheets have a long life and if eventually replaced are recyclable without losing quality. They do not pollute rainwater or air unlike other roofing material which loose fibre or material particles leading to cancer and other pleural diseases.  Thermal Comfort  Low thermal mass and high heat reflectivity of Jindal Vishwas GC sheets make them a thermally efficient roofing choice providing thermal comfort to the occupants and reducing heating and cooling costs. Proper ventilation and insulation of walls and ceilings spaces can further add to the comfort of the home.  Allergens  Unlike other roofing material, Jindal Vishwas GC sheets do not require application of insecticide or other hazardous chemicals to cleanse the roof of fungi, moss, insects and other irritants.  Fire Protection  Jindal Vishwas GC sheets are non-combustible and will not burn or support the spread of fire. In the event of a catastrophe, theses sheets preserve the integrity of the roof structure long enough to ensure a safe escape.  Value for Money  Jindal Vishwas GC sheets are available in full length & micrometer thickness ensuring maximum weight per sheet. They also come in uniform pitch & depth for minimum overlaps, resulting in lesser no. of sheets. When evaluated on a life cycle cost basis, in comparison to substitute products on factors like durability, installation, maintenance and resale value, proves to be the most favorable choice available.  Aesthetics  Jindal Vishwas GC sheets are aesthetically pleasing having a silver glossy finish with flowery design. Further it comes with an attractive triple layered protective packing with staggered stacking of sheets to help easy counting and to provide additional protection.  Widest Product Range Jindal Vishwas GC sheets are easily available through a network of Authorised Dealers across the country in a wide product range to suit every customer’s needs and budget.  Trust & Confidence  Jindal Vishwas is the seal of a reliable and dependable product in which millions have placed their trust and confidence across the country. It is a product of JSW Steel Limited, the merged entity of Jindal Vijayanagar Steel Limited (upstream SBU) and Jindal Iron & Steel Company Limited (downstream SBU). JSW Steel Limited is one of India’s largest integrated steel manufactures with facilities from mining of iron ore to production of colour coated steel.");s1[40]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_galvanised_sheet.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Galvanised Product  GALVANISED CORRUGATED SHEET  |  GP SHEET & COIL       Thickness : 0.10 – 2.50 mm (material in ≤ 0.80 mm thickness can also be supplied in hard temper )    Thickness tolerance    0.10 – 0.25 mm : ± 15 microns (spread of 30 microns) > 0.25 – 0.50 mm : ± 20 microns ( spread of 40 microns) ≥ 0.50 – 1.0 mm : ± 30 microns (spread of 60 microns) > 1.0 mm thickness : ± 2.5 % of thickness or 100 microns   (whichever is higher )    Width      Full width : 760 - 1250 mm Full width tolerance  +5/ - 0 mm    Slit width : 50 – 1240 mm Slit width tolerance  + 0.50/ - 0.50 mm ( spread pf 1.0 mm)    Length   Length tolerance : 500 – 4000 mm    Standard sheets : + 10/- 0 mm (spread of 10 mm) Blanks : ± 1 mm (spread of 2 mm)    Coating : 90 – 275 gsm    Edge condition : Trimmed / mill edge    Edge condition tolerance   Edge wavy coils : 4 mm, 3 waves/ meter Edge wavy sheets : 5 mm, 2 waves/ meter Edge camber : 2 mm max. in 2 mtr length    Other tolerances   Buckling : 5 mm 2 nos. per meter Bow : 10 mm max. Diagonal difference : 5 mm max.    Temper -1 : Soft / hard Temper -2 : Stretch leveled/ non stretch leveled/ skin passed    Stretch leveling : 0.23 -2.50 mm thickness Skin passed : 0.30 – 2.50 mm thickness (soft only)    Surface roughness : 0.60 -2.0 microns (after skin passed) Surface finish : Bright/ matte (regular/ small/ big/ suppressed spangles) Surface treatment : Chromated/ un-chromated & oiled    Oiling : 100 mg/ m2 to 1000 mg/ m2 each side    Monogram : On line logo can be given    Coil ID : 508 mm    Coil winding      For soft coils : Controlled staggered (± 10 mm)/ Straight wound ≥0.40 mm    For hard coils : Controlled staggered (± 15 mm)    Coil weight   Thickness   <0.25 mm : 2.0 – 6.0 t >0.25 – 0.50 : 2.0 – 8.5 t >0.50 – 2.50 : 5.0 – 22 t    Packet weight : 1.50 -4.50 t (max)    Standards : IS 277, JIS G 3302, ASTM A653, AS 1397, EN 10142, EN 10147, DIN 17162 and ES C.D7.001    Grades : Full hard, CQ,D/DD/LFQ & Structural    Lock forming quality : Guaranteed only up to thickness 1.25 mm    Non fluting quality : As per specification 2” mandrel thick > 0.35 mm 3” mandrel thick > 0.30 to _< 0.35 mm 5” mandrel thick _< 0.30 mm    Hardness      Hard : 90 (± 5 HRB) (up to 0.80 mm) Soft : 60 (± 5 HRB) (0.23 – 2.50 mm)    Identification & making : Bar code sticker/ metal sticker          Galvanised corrugated sheets    Thickness : 0.10 -0.80 mm    Width : 665/ 720/ 740/ 760/ 780/ 800/ 875/ 1065 mm    Length : 1829 - 4877 mm (Max corrugation length of 4877 mm can be supplied in thickness 0.22 - 0.65 mm)    Temper – 1 : Hard/ soft    Temper - 2 : Stretch leveled/ non stretch leveled    Stretch leveling : 0.60 - 0.80 mm thick (soft)    Non stretch leveling : 0.10 - 0.75 mm thick (hard)    Surface finish : Regular/ small and big spangles    Zinc coating : 90 - 275 gsm    Packet weight : 1 - 4.5t (max)    Corrugation : As per specification    Specification  IS 277, JIS G 3316, Ethiopian ES C.D7.001, or equivalent.    Grade : Roofing (full hard )    Hardness : 90 (± 5 HRB) ( up to 0.75 mm ) hard 60 (± 5 HRB) ( 0.60 – 0.80 mm ) soft    Identification & marking : Bar code sticker/ metal sticker     Note : Dimensional tolerances same as galvanised plain sheets.");s1[41]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_hot.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Hot Rolled Product  HR COIL  |  HR PLATES & SHEET  |  HRPO  |  HRSPO    APPLICATIONS   Automobile   Boiler and Pressure Vessels   Ship Building   Railways   Transmission Towers   Oil and Petro Chemicals   Marine Containers   Coal and Mining   General and Heavy Engineering");s1[42]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_hothrcoil.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Hot Rolled Product  HR COIL  |  HR PLATES & SHEET  |  HRPO  |  HRSPO    Product Specifications Capacity 3 mtpa Thickness (mm) 1.60-150 Width (mm) 900-1500 UTS (MPa) As per standards HSM Facilities 6 Stand, 4Hi tandem mill Length 2000 to 9000mm Thickness Tolerance As per IS –1852 / JIS –G-3193 Width Tolerance -0 / + 20mm Grade Cold rolling / Galvanizing / drawing grades SAE 1005,1006,1008 IS: 11513 Gr.O,D,DD,EDD IS: 1079 Gr. O, D, DD , EDD Tube and Pipe / Forming Grades SAE 1008 , 1010 , 1012 IS : 10748 Gr 1 , Gr 2 Structural / Medium Tensile Tube / Forming Grades SAE 1015 , 1018 , 1020 , 1021 , IS 10748 Gr 3, Gr 4: IS : 2062 , IS: 5986 Fe 410 ASTM A36 Gr 50 LPG / Low Pressure Vessel Grades IS6240 LP275 High Tensile (Plain C/ HSLA) SAE 1026 IS : 5986 Fe510 , IS : 8500 Fe490, ASTM A572 Gr. 50 , Gr.55 Medium Carbon Grades SAE 1030,1036,1040,1055,1060 Line Pipe Grades API-5L-GrB,X42,X46 Chequered Plates IS: 3502Fe410 Applications Automobile, construction");s1[43]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_hot_hrpo.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Hot Rolled Product  HR COIL  |  HR PLATES & SHEET  |  HRPO  |  HRSPO    General Supply Condition Thickness 1.6-6.0 Width 900-1250  A. Thickness tolerance  Thickness(mm) tolerance (mm) <= 2.0 +- 0.12 >2.00<=2.50 +- 0.14 >2.50<=2.51 += 0.15 >3.00<=4.00 += 0.16 >4.00<=5.00 += 0.18 >5.00<=6.00 += 0.20  B. Width Tolerance  Width of sheets, mm Tolerance, mm As rolled HR Trimmed (+) (-) (+) (-) 800 <=,<= 1200 20 0 3 0 1200<, <=1500 20 0 4 0 1500< 20 0 5 0  C. Shape tolerance  Maximum deviation from flatness wave height 15mm / no. of waves 1 in 1000mm edge camber (mm) 3 mm over 1000 mm");s1[44]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_hot_hrspo.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Hot Rolled Product  HR COIL  |  HR PLATES & SHEET  |  HRPO  |  HRSPO    General Supply Condition Thickness 1.6-6.0 Width 900-1250  A. Thickness tolerance  Thickness(mm) tolerance (mm) <= 2.0 +- 0.12 >2.00<=2.50 +- 0.14 >2.50<=2.51 += 0.15 >3.00<=4.00 += 0.16 >4.00<=5.00 += 0.18 >5.00<=6.00 += 0.20  B. Width Tolerance  Width of sheets, mm Tolerance, mm As rolled HR Trimmed (+) (-) (+) (-) 800 <=,<= 1200 20 0 3 0 1200<, <=1500 20 0 4 0 1500< 20 0 5 0  C. Shape tolerance  Maximum deviation from flatness wave height 15mm / no. of waves 1 in 1000mm edge camber (mm) 3 mm over 1000 mm");s1[45]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_hot_plate.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Hot Rolled Product  HR COIL  |  HR PLATES & SHEET  |  HRPO  |  HRSPO    Product parameter Range Thickness 8 -150mm Width 800 - 1500mm Length 2440 - 12500 mm Edge condition As rolled (mill edge)  Dimension  Thickness Nominal thickness Tolerance 8-12 >12 - 16 >16 -25 >25 - 63 >63 +0.30/-0.30 mm (spread of 0.60 mm) +0.40/-0.40 mm (spread of 0.80 mm) +0.50/-0.50 mm (spread of 1.00 mm) +0.06/-0.60 mm (spread of 1.20 mm) +2%/-2% of thickness (spread of 4%)  Width Nominal width (mm) Tolerance (mm) 800-1500 mm +30/-00 mm as rolled (mill edge) Length Nominal width (mm) Tolerance (mm) 2440 - 6300mm +60/-00 mm >6300 -12500 mm 100/-00 mm  Shearing (transverse cutting) <- 40mm thickness sheared condition >- 40mm thickness gas cut condition  Packing Generally supplied in loose condition. For specific requirement packing can be done by box strapping on wodden edge.  Identification & marking (as per mutual agreement) Metal tag or bar code stickers,color coding for grade identification with every bundle. Marking of plate number / heat logo by hot wax chalk or by hard punching.");s1[46]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_ppgi.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Pre-painted Galvanised Product  PPGI COIL  |  PPGI SHEET  |  PPGI PROFILE    Applications   Roof, Wall cladding and other building products   Household appliances   Furniture   Automotives");s1[47]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_ppgi_coil.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Pre-painted Galvanised Product  PPGI COIL  |  PPGI SHEET  |  PPGI PROFILE   Product Details  JSW Steel Limited is committed to continuously add value to its product offering through constant product innovation. It's state-of-art pre-painted galvanised steel facility, with an annual capacity of 1 lac tonne, offers products with an unique blend of advantages - the strength of steel, the corrosion resistance of galvanized coating and an aesthetic appeal of paint. Backed by the trusted name and quality of JSW Steel, this new product is sure to add colour to the world of steel users.  Fundamental product structure  A - Cold rolled steel ..... substrate 1 - Zinc coat 2 - Pre-treatment (chromating) 3 - Primer 4 - Top coat 5 - Backer coat 6 - Guard film (optional)  Product specifications  Substrate Galvanised steel Zinc coating (gsm) 90-275 Hardness (HRB) 55-95 Yield strength (mpa) 240-700 CoiliD (mm) 508 Thickness (TCT in mm) 0.25-1.00 Width (mm) 600-1250 Cut-to-Iength (mm) 500-4800 Coil weight (t) 2-10 (if with guard film: 1-2.5 t) Profile Corrugated, trapezoidal or any other as per customer's requirement Guard film (microns) 30-40 (optional) Standards JIS G 3312, ASTM A 755, EN 10169-1, IS 14246-1995 Paint system* Primers : Epoxy, polyester/ universal Top coat : Regular Modified Polyester (RMP) Backer coat : Epoxy, polyester Characteristics Primer top coat (micron) 7 (max.) Top coat (micron) 20 (max.) Primer + Backer coat (micron) 12 (max.) Colour As per RAL code/ customer's requirement Gloss Matte 35% (+ /- 5%)/ semi-gloss 60% (+/- 5%) high gloss > 70% Performance testing Pencil hardness H (min.) Impact test (in Joules) As per JIS G 3312 Salt spray test 750 hrs Adhesion test (cross-hatch) 100% Erichsen cupping test 7mm Humidity test 1000 hrs T-Bend test (T = substrate thickness) 2 T (no tape loss) Solvent rub test (MEK- double rub) >50 rubs Chemical resistance 5% NAOH, 5% H2SO4 No blistering, discolouration and softening of paint film. Max. operating temp. 120 °C   *Other paint systems viz. Silicon Modified Polyester (SMP), Super Durable Polyester (SDP), Poly Vinyldene Flouride (PVDF), Polyurethane and Acrylics can be as per customer's requirement.   Appilcations   Roof, wall cladding and building products.   Household appliances   Furniture   Automotives");s1[48]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_ppgi_profile.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Pre-painted Galvanised Product  PPGI COIL  |  PPGI SHEET  |  PPGI PROFILE    Product details  JSW Steel Limited's state of the art pre-painted galvanised steel facility at Tarapur, Maharashtra with an annual capacity of 1 lac tonne, offers products with an unique blend of advantages - the strength of steel, the corrosion resistance of galvanised coating and an aesthetic appeal of paint. In line with its commitment to continually add value to its product offerings, JSW Steel Limited introduces pre-painted galvanised trapezoidal sheets for roofing and cladding applications. It's fully automatic high speed roll forming line with hydraulic controls, offers superior quality product which are ideal for roofing and cladding of commercial! industrial establishments, workshops, airport hangers, warehouses, stadiums ... to name a few.  Backed by the trusted name and quality of JSW Steel Limited, this new product is sure to add colour to the world of steel users.  Substrate Galvanized steel Zinc coating (gsm) 90-275 Thickness (TCT-mm) 0.30-1.00 Out put sheet length (mm) 1000-8000 Cover width (mm) 980 Pitch (mm) 196 Depth (mm) 32 Guard film (microns) 30-40 (optional) Color As per RAL shades/ customer's requirement Standards IS 14246-1995, JIS G 3312, ASTM A 755, EN 10169-1    Accessories such as ridges, flashing etc. can be easily fabricated on site or can be supplied ready to use.   Thickness (TCT-mm) Kg! Sq. Mtr Kg! Rmtr 0.30 2.543 2.695 0.35 3.005 3.186 0.40 3.468 3.676 0.45 3.931 4.167 0.50 4.394 4.658 0.55 4.857 5.148 0.60 5.320 5.639 0.65 5.783 6.130 0.70 6.245 6.620 0.75 6.708 7.111 0.80 7.171 7.601 0.85 7.634 8.092 0.90 8.097 8.583 0.95 8.560 9073 1.00 9023 9.564  Figures are indicative and subject to tolerances as per IS 513 & IS 277.   Sectional properties (IS-801)  Nominal thickness Moment of inertia Section modulus top Section modulus bottom Max.span for cone. load in valley Max. span for stress govern wind Max. span deflection govern L!200 TCT Ixx Zxx(t) ZXX(b) 100Kg 120 Kg!m2 100 Kg!m2 mm cm4!m cm3!m cm3!m m m m 0.30 6.534 3A29 5.048 1.578 1.707 1.752 0.35 7.301 3.738 5.856 1.668 1.772 1.818 OAO 8.395 4.297 6.735 1.743 1.856 1.904 OA5 9A82 4.853 7.608 1.853 1.933 1.983 0.50 10.560 5A05 8A75 1.907 2004 2.056 0.55 11.632 5.953 9.336 1.961 2069 2.123 0.60 12.696 6A97 10.191 2040 2.131 2.186 0.65 13.752 7.036 11.040 2.103 2.188 2.245 0.70 14.801 7.572 11.884 2.151 2.242 2.301 0.75 15.842 8.105 12.722 2.208 2.294 2.353 0.80 16.876 8.633 13.554 2.261 2.343 2A03 0.85 17.903 9.157 14.380 2.311 2.389 2A51 0.90 18.922 9.678 15.200 2.357 2A34 2A97 0.95 19.934 10.195 16015 2.383 2A76 2.541 1.00 20.938 10.707 16.825 2A06 2.517 2.583");s1[49]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_product_ppgi_sheet.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : Products : Pre-painted Galvanised Product  PPGI COIL  |  PPGI SHEET  |  PPGI PROFILE    Product details  JSW Steel Limited is committed to continually add value to its product offerings through constant product innovation. The latest innovation being Color Galvanised Corrugated roofing/ cladding sheets. This technically and aesthetically superior offering comes with all the existing features of Jindal Vishwas GC sheets.  Thickness (mm) 0.25 - 0.80 Corrugated width (mm) 800 & 1065 Length (mm) 1829 (6 ft.), 2134 (7 ft.), 2438 (8 ft.), 2743 (9 ft.), 3048 (10 ft.), 3658 (12 ft.), 4267 (14 ft.), 4572 (15 ft.) & 4877 (16 ft.) Substrate Galvanised steel Zinc coating (max.) Paint 120 gsm Primer top coat (max.) Regular modified polyester 5J.L Top coat (max.) 5 Primer + backer coat (max.) 10J.L Guard film Optional  Superior offerings  1. Aesthetics : Eye-catching colours and beautiful looks. 2. Durability : Double layered protection of galvanising & colour coating provides 2-3 times longer life than GC sheet. 3. Economical choice : Lower 'life cycle cost' as compared to other roofing/ cladding material. 4. Strength of steel : Superior strength - hardness 85 to 95 HRB. 5. Tested for quality : Undergoes stringent quality control tests to check performance in all weather conditions. 6. Environment friendly : CGC steel sheets are recyclable 7. Safety & health : Free of toxins & allergens. 8. Convenience : Maintenance free and easy to install. 9. Value for money : Full length & micrometer thickness 10. Uniformity : In colours as well as the pitch & depth for minimum overlap. 11. Wide product range : Available in a variety of sizes and colours. 12. Easy availability : Available with all Authorized Jindal Vishwas GC sheet dealers. 13. Reliable and dependable : A product of JSW, in which millions have placed their trust and confidence worldwide.   Bundle Weight chart  Thickness (mm) Maximum bundle weight (kgs) Weight per piece (10 corrugation) 6 ft. 1829 8 ft. 2134 9 ft. 2438 10 ft. 2743 11 ft. 3048 12ft. 3658 14 ft. 4267 15ft. 4572 16 ft. 4877 0.25 38.76 3.23 3.77 4.31 4.85 5.38 6.46 7.54 8.08 8.61 0.30 46.51 3.88 4.52 5.17 5.81 6.48 7.75 9.04 9.69 10.34 0.35 54.27 4.52 5.28 6.03 6.78 7.54 9.05 10.55 11.31 12.06 0.40 62.02 5.17 6.03 6.89 7.75 8.61 10.34 12.06 12.92 13.78 0.45 69.77 5.81 6.78 7.75 8.72 9.69 11.63 13.57 14.54 15.51 0.50 77.52 6.46 7.54 8.61 9.69 10.77 12.92 15.07 16.15 17.23 0.55 85.28 7.11 8.29 9.48 10.66 11.84 14.21 16.58 17.77 18.95 0.60 93.03 7.75 9.05 10.34 11.63 12.92 15.51 18.09 19.38 20.67 0.63 97.68 8.14 9.50 10.85 12.21 13.57 16.28 18.99 20.35 21.71 0.65 99.75 8.31 9.70 11.08 12.47 13.85 16.63 19.40 20.78 22.17 0.70 108.53 9.04 10.55 12.06 13.57 15.07 18.09 21.10 22.61 24.12 0.75 115.09 9.59 11.19 12.79 14.39 15.99 19.18 22.38 23.98 25.58 0.80 124.04 10.34 12.06 13.78 15.51 17.23 20.67 24.12 25.84 27.57");s1[50]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_shopee.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : JSW Shopee   In an endeavor to expand retail base and ensure the easy available of quality and branded steel in all its market, JSW Steel has launched its first JSW Shoppe (Exclusive JSW retail outlet). Mr. Sajjan Jindal, vice chairman and managing director, JSW steel has inaugurated two exclusive JSW Shoppe in Hubli, Karnataka on Dec. 04, 2007 and target is to open more such shoppe in India by March 2008. The concept originated from the fact that the company wants the end consumer to get the right quality of product at competitive prices at the right place. It will help in building trust with the end user & provide them steel at their door-step. All technical specification and details on manufacturing ranges are available in JSW Shoppe. Information of all types of JSW steel product, ranging from HR coils to colour coated steel & long products would help in enhancing the awareness on wide usage of steel among cross section of society & industries. In JSW Shoppe, end consumer will also know about different application of different steel products being manufactured by M/s JSW Steel through actual components and pictures from Automobile, White goods sectors, Construction. JSW Shopee Addresses: 1.Mr. Kamal Mehta / Mohit Mehta   M/s. Kamal Trading Corporation   Shrinath Chembers, Opp. Auto Reconditioners   New Cotton market,   Hubli - 580029   Tel- 0836- 2257771-2-3 2.Mr. Bimal Mehta   M/s. Shyam Corporation   Shrinath Trade centre,   Gokul Road,   Hubli - 580030   Tel - 0836 - 2210601");s1[51]=new Array("companies/JSWSteel_steelemart.shtml","Growing with JSW group","","You are at : The Companies : JSW Steel Ltd. : STEELeMART   STEELeMART, a B2B steel-trading portal is a venture of Sapphire Technologies Ltd. It is promoted by the ‘JSW Group’ - one of the leading and fastest growing integrated steel enterprises in India having interests in long & flat steel products. STEELeMART’s intrinsic strength is derived from its trading modules, which have been designed keeping in mind the specific buyers needs. Amongst these trading modules the versatile auction module is immensely popular...It has established for itself a reputation of being the most transparent, cost- effective & interactive online steel trading portal & this is what sets STEELeMART apart from its contemporaries. Everyday hundreds of steel users and traders across the country, trade on STEELeMART to get the best deals on steel products. STEELeMART cares for its customers and believes in continually evolving to provide better services, which will enhance the experience of its customers while trading through STEELeMART.  To know more about SteeleMart (www.steelemart.com)");s1[52]=new Array("contact/contact.shtml","Get in touch with JSW Group companies.","Corporate Contact details of JSW Group of companies.","You are at : Contact Us   CORPORATE OFFICES  Jindal Mansion 5A, Dr. G.Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai Tel: 022-23513000 Fax: 022-23526400 Works: JSW Steel Limited Village: Vasind, Taluka – Shahapur Dist: Thane - 421604 ( Maharashtra) Tel: 02527-220022 to 025 Fax: 02527-220020/84/92 JSW Steel Limited R O Vidyanagar, Toranagallu Dist: Bellary - 583275 (Karnataka) Tel: 08395-250120 to 30 Fax: 08395-250138/250665 Jindal Praxair Oxygen Co Pvt Ltd Post Box No .16 Vidyanagar, Dist: Bellary – 583275 (Karnataka) Tel:08395 – 250856 to 858 Fax: 08395 – 250781 South West Port Ltd 1st floor, Port Users Complex, Mormugao Harbour , Goa – 403803 Tel:0832 – 2523000 Fax: 0832 – 2523006 Southern Iron & Steel Co Ltd Pottaneri M Kalipatti Village , Mecheri, Mettur Taluk, Salem – 636453 Tamil Nadu Tel: 04298 – 278400 to 403 Fax: 04298 – 278618 JSW Steel Ltd B/6, Tarapur MIDC Boisar – 401506 Dist: Thane Maharashtra Tel: 02525 – 270147 / 270149 Fax: 02525 – 270148 JSW Energy Ltd Corporate Office Raheja towers, 6 floor, East wing, 26 – 27, M.G road Bangalore – 560001(Karnataka) Tel: 080 – 25327170 Fax: 080 – 25327057 Works: Post Box No 9, Toranagallu, Dist: Bellary – 583123 (Karnataka) Tel: 08395 – 250767/ 25124 Fax: 08395 – 250757 Vijayanagar Minerals Pvt Ltd P.O. Vidyanagar, Toranagallu, Dist: Bellary – 583275 (Karnataka) Tel: 08395 – 250120 Fax: 08395 – 240365   ADDITIONAL MAIN OFFICES ADDRESSES Jindal United Steel C Corporation SAW Pipes USA, Inc. 5200 East Mc Kinney Rd. Baytown , TEXAS 77520 U.S.A. Office : + 1 - 281 - 3835120 Fax : + 1 - 281 - 3834900 Website : www.jindalusa.com Argent Independent Steel Ltd. Lake Road Leeway Industrial Estate Newport NP19 4WN United Kingdom Tel: + 44 - 1633290260 Fax: +44 - 1633290911 Email: info@argentindependentsteel.ltd.uk Website: www.argentindependentsteel.ltd.uk JSW Energy Limited JSW Energy (Vijayanagar) Limited JSW Energy (Ratnagiri) Limited JSW Powertransco Limited JSW Energy Investments Pvt. Ltd. Raj Westpower Limited Jindal Mansion , 5A, Dr. G. Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai – 400 026, India Raj Westpower Limited Regd. Office 308 – 311, Geetanjali Tower Ajmer Road Jaipur Rajasthan – 302006 Barmer Lignite Mining Company Limited Regd. Office: “Khanij Bhawan”, Udyog Bhawan Campus, Tilak Marg, C-Scheme, Jaipur, Rajasthan, - 302001 Corp. Office: 308 – 311, Geetanjali Tower Ajmer Road Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302 006    Keywords: email, jsw group, companies, group of companies, company, fax numbers, cotact details of jsw,free mail, search details, email addresses, e mail search, find e mail, e mail account details, e mail list, phone numbers of jsw company, mobile numbers");s1[53]=new Array("index.htm","welcome to JSW Group of companies. ","Welcome to the corporate website of JSW Group of Companies…. JSW group is one of the fastest growing business conglomerates with a strong presence in the core economic sector. This Sajjan Jindal led enterprise has grown from a steel rolling mill in 1982 to a multi business conglomerate worth Rs. 14700 crore (US $ 3.7 billion).","Latest at JSW JSW Steel - performance for the quarter ended 31.12.2006 JSW Aluminium - Plant foundation stone laid International Workshop for flat rolling of steel JSW wins the National Sustainability Award JSW wins the National Sustainability Award read more   CSR Initiative An independent Trust, named JSW Foundation, administers the social development initiatives of the JSW group. Mrs Sangita Jindal chairs the Foundation. Every year, the Foundation in consultation with plant managements and CSR teams at the plants, finalises a set of activities that get built into the business plan... read more Investors  Analyst Presentations Company Last Price JSW Steel Ltd. 1114.5 JSW Holdings Ltd. 997.23 SISCOL 1020.5     Our Brands  Message from Mr Jindal  Mr. Sajjan Jindal, Vice Chairman & MD, JSW Steel Ltd. The heartwarming second quarter results of JSW Steel has buoyed our spirits. The record profit of Rs.511.23 crores, despite steep rise in raw material prices and freight escalations, speaks volumes about our performance. We must continue the good work in the second half of the year as well and scale new heights. The merger of SISCOL with JSW is indeed very heartening. We have now become a 4.8 mtpa conglomerate making us the second largest steel maker of India in the private sector. read more © 2007 JSW. All rights reserved. Home     Contact     Sitemap     Disclaimer     Privacy Policy    Keywords: jsw group, jsw steel, jindal group, jsw India, jws group, jsw steel ltd, jsw steel limited, jsw foundation, jsw holdings, jsw body, Salem Works, Ltd., jsw energy ltd, jsw infrastructure and logistics, jsw services,jsw products,jndal group companies,sajjan jindal, op jindal, op jindal group, vijaynagar mineral pvt ltd, jindal Praxair oxygen co. ltd., jsoft, corporate website, official website, business giants.");s1[54]=new Array("investor_zone/financials_annual.shtml","Investor Zone of JSW Group of Companies","Welcome to the Investor Zone of JSW Group, presentation, analytics, financial reports, annual reports , corporate governance, all information for shareholders, board of directors, investor helpdesk, investor contact.","You are at : Investor Zone : JSW Steel ltd : Industry Overview
  Annual Reports          Annaual Report 2007     Annaual Report 2006     Annaual Report 2005     Annaual Report 2004                                    Keywords: presentation analysis, annual reports, quarterly reports, financial reports, corporate governance, shareholder’s information, board of directors, investors contact , contact details, stock updates, investor events, reports, stats, statistics");s1[55]=new Array("investor_zone/financials_quarter.shtml","Investor Zone of JSW Group of Companies","Welcome to the Investor Zone of JSW Group, presentation, analytics, financial reports, annual reports , corporate governance, all information for shareholders, board of directors, investor helpdesk, investor contact.","You are at : Investor Zone : JSW Steel ltd : Industry Overview
  Quarterly Reports       2007     Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter ended 30.09.2007     Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter ended 30.06.2007     2006     Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter ended 31.12.2006     Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter ended 30.09.2006     Unaudited Financial Results for the quarter ended 30.06.2006     4th Quarter 06 Report     2005     3rd Quarter 05 Report     Unaudited Financial Results for the Quarter Ended 30.09.05     Unaudited Financial Results for the Quarter ended 30.06.05         Keywords: presentation analysis, annual reports, quarterly reports, financial reports, corporate governance, shareholder’s information, board of directors, investors contact , contact details, stock updates, investor events, reports, stats, statistics");s1[56]=new Array("investor_zone/financials_results.shtml","Investor Zone of JSW Group of Companies","Welcome to the Investor Zone of JSW Group, presentation, analytics, financial reports, annual reports , corporate governance, all information for shareholders, board of directors, investor helpdesk, investor contact.","You are at : Investor Zone : JSW Steel ltd : Industry Overview
  Financial Results       2007     Audited Financial Results for the year ended 31.03.2007     2006     Unaudited Financial Results for the year ended 31.12.2006     Unaudited Financial Results for the year ended 30.09.2006     Unaudited Financial Results for the year ended 31.06.2006     Audited Financial Results for the Year ended 31.03.2006     2005     Audited Financial Results for the Year ended 31.03.2004         Keywords: presentation analysis, annual reports, quarterly reports, financial reports, corporate governance, shareholder’s information, board of directors, investors contact , contact details, stock updates, investor events, reports, stats, statistics");s1[57]=new Array("investor_zone/steel_board_directors.shtml","Investor Zone of JSW Group of Companies","Welcome to the Investor Zone of JSW Group, presentation, analytics, financial reports, annual reports , corporate governance, all information for shareholders, board of directors, investor helpdesk, investor contact.","You are at : Investor Zone : JSW Steel ltd : Board of Directors           Mrs. Savitri Devi Jindal Chairperson  Mr. Sajjan Jindal Vice Chairman & Managing Director           Mr. Y Siva Sagar Rao Jt. Managing Director & CEO  Mr. Seshagiri Rao M.V.S. Director (Finance)           Dr. Vinod Nowal Director (Commercial)  Mr. Biswadip Gupta Director           Mrs. Zarin Daruwala Nominee Director of ICICI Bank Limited  Mrs. Sobha Nambisan, IAS Nominee Director of KSIIDC           Mr. S. Jambunathan, IAS (Retd.) Nominee Director of UTI Asset Management Co. Pvt. Ltd.  Dr. S.K. Gupta Director           Mr. Nagesh D Pinge Director  Mr. Anthony Paul Pedder Director           Mr. Uday M. Chitale Director  Mr. Sudipto Sarkar Director           COMPANY SECRETARY Mr. Lancy Varghese  STATUTORY AUDITORS M/s. Deloitte Haskins & Sells          Keywords: presentation analysis, annual reports, quarterly reports, financial reports, corporate governance, shareholder’s information, board of directors, investors contact , contact details, stock updates, investor events, reports, stats, statistics");s1[58]=new Array("investor_zone/steel_financials.shtml","Investor Zone of JSW Group of Companies","Welcome to the Investor Zone of JSW Group, presentation, analytics, financial reports, annual reports , corporate governance, all information for shareholders, board of directors, investor helpdesk, investor contact.","You are at : Investor Zone : JSW Steel ltd : Financials      Keywords: presentation analysis, annual reports, quarterly reports, financial reports, corporate governance, shareholder’s information, board of directors, investors contact , contact details, stock updates, investor events, reports, stats, statistics");s1[59]=new Array("investor_zone/steel_investors_contact.shtml","Investor Zone of JSW Group of Companies","Welcome to the Investor Zone of JSW Group, presentation, analytics, financial reports, annual reports , corporate governance, all information for shareholders, board of directors, investor helpdesk, investor contact.","You are at : Investor Zone : JSW Steel ltd : Investors Contact   For transfer / dematerilisation of shares, payment of dividend on shares, interest and redemption of debentures, and any other query relating to the shares and debentures of the Company:   1. For Securities held in Physical form    Karvy Computershare Private Limited Plot No.17 to 24, Vittalrao Nagar, Madhapur Hyderabad - 500 081 Ph: 040 - 23420815-824 Fax: 040 - 23420814 E-mail: einward.ris@karvy.com   2. For Securities held in Demat form    To the investors Depository Participant (s) and / or Karvy Computershare Private Limited   3. JSW Steel Limited - Investor Service Center    Victoria House, Pandurang budhkar Marg, Lower Parel , Mumbai – 400013 Ph: 24927000 E-mail: jswsl.investor@jsw.in       Keywords: presentation analysis, annual reports, quarterly reports, financial reports, corporate governance, shareholder’s information, board of directors, investors contact , contact details, stock updates, investor events, reports, stats, statistics");s1[60]=new Array("investor_zone/steel_jswsteel_industry.shtml","Investor Zone of JSW Group of Companies","Welcome to the Investor Zone of JSW Group, presentation, analytics, financial reports, annual reports , corporate governance, all information for shareholders, board of directors, investor helpdesk, investor contact.","You are at : Investor Zone : JSW Steel ltd : Industry Overview
      Keywords: presentation analysis, annual reports, quarterly reports, financial reports, corporate governance, shareholder’s information, board of directors, investors contact , contact details, stock updates, investor events, reports, stats, statistics");s1[61]=new Array("investor_zone/steel_presentation_analyst.shtml","Investor Zone of JSW Group of Companies","Welcome to the Investor Zone of JSW Group, presentation, analytics, financial reports, annual reports , corporate governance, all information for shareholders, board of directors, investor helpdesk, investor contact.","You are at : Investor Zone : JSW Steel ltd : Presentation Analyst  Performance Investor Events  Presentation to Analysts & Investors (Q2, FY 2008)    Invitation to the Event   Invitation to the Webcast   New Analyst Presentation – August 21, 2007   Presentation to Analysts Q1-08   Presentation to Analysts Q4 - 2007   SVIPS 2007   Presentation to Analysts - Q3 - 2007   Presentation to Analysts - Q2 - 2007   Presentation to Analysts - Q1 - 2007   Presentation to Analysts - Q4 - 2006   Presentation to Analysts on site visit - 27th March 2006   Presentation to Analysts - 20th January 2006      Keywords: presentation analysis, annual reports, quarterly reports, financial reports, corporate governance, shareholder’s information, board of directors, investors contact , contact details, stock updates, investor events, reports, stats, statistics");s1[62]=new Array("investor_zone/steel_shareholder_stock.shtml","Investor Zone of JSW Group of Companies","Welcome to the Investor Zone of JSW Group, presentation, analytics, financial reports, annual reports , corporate governance, all information for shareholders, board of directors, investor helpdesk, investor contact.","You are at : Investor Zone : JSW Steel ltd : Shareholder’s Information : Stock Exchange Information  Listing of Securities The Equity Shares & Preference Shares of the Company are listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange Limited and the National Stock Exchange of India Limited: The Debentures of the Company are listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange Limited The Foreign Cumulative Convertible Bonds (FCCBs) of the Company are listed on the Singapore Exchange Limited  Stock Code  Bombay Stock Exchange Limited (BSE) National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) Equity Shares Preference Shares Debentures Equity Shares Preference Shares Debentures 500228 700085 934657 945225 JSWSTEEL JSWSTEEL NA  ISIN No. for Dematerialisation of Listed Shares/ Debentures:  Equity Shares : INE019A01020    Preference Shares : INE019A04016    Debentures : INE548G07022 8.5% NCD of Rs.10 Lakhs Each INE548G07014 8.5% NCD of Rs.10 Lakhs Each    FCCBs : XS00302937031        Keywords: presentation analysis, annual reports, quarterly reports, financial reports, corporate governance, shareholder’s information, board of directors, investors contact , contact details, stock updates, investor events, reports, stats, statistics");s1[63]=new Array("investor_zone/steel_share_corporate_benefits .shtml","Investor Zone of JSW Group of Companies","Welcome to the Investor Zone of JSW Group, presentation, analytics, financial reports, annual reports , corporate governance, all information for shareholders, board of directors, investor helpdesk, investor contact.","You are at : Investor Zone : JSW Steel ltd : Shareholder’s Information : Corporate benefits   Financial Year Date of declaration Rate 2006-07 13.03.2007 125% 2005-06 25.06.2006 80%  The amounts of the unclaimed dividend declared by the erstwhile Jindal Iron & Steel Company Limited (JISCO) upto the financial year ended 31st March, 1995 have been transferred to the General Revenue Account of the Central Government in terms of Section 205A of the Companies Act, 1956. Shareholders who have not yet encashed their Dividend Warrants for the said period are requested to forward their claims in Form No. II prescribed under The Companies Unpaid Dividend (Transfer to General Revenue Account of the Central Government) Rules, 1978,  To The Registrar of Companies, Maharashtra, Hakoba Compound, 2nd Floor, Fancy Corpn. Ltd. Estate, Dattaram Lad Marg, Kalachowkie, Mumbai - 400 033.  Consequent upon amendment to Section 205A of the Companies Act, 1956 and introduction of Section 205C by the Companies (Amendment) Act, 1999, the amount of dividend for the subsequent years remaining unpaid or unclaimed for a period of seven years from the date of transfer to Unpaid Dividend Account of the Company shall be transferred to the Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF) set up by the Government of India and no payments shall be made in respect of any such claims, by the Fund. Accordingly, all unclaimed/unpaid dividends of JISCO in respect of financial year ending 31.03.2000 have been transferred to IEPF. 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   Sudhanshu Verma Corporate Communication, JSW Steel Ltd. Victoria House. Lower Parel Mumbai - 400 013 Phone: 022-24917996 E mail: sudhanshu.verma@jsw.in     Keywords: press releases, testimonials, e-kit,jsw at a glance, image gallery, news about jsw, corporate news about jsw, virtual visit, media contact details, product images, jsw product images, jsw plant images");s1[66]=new Array("media_zone/ekit.shtml","One Stop Shop for Media _ The JSW Media Zone.","One Stop shop for all media persons to know about JSW Group of Companies, press releases,media e_kit, image gallery, media contact.","You are at : Media Zone: E-Kit    JSW group is one of the fastest growing business conglomerates with a strong presence in the core economic sector. This Sajjan Jindal led enterprise has grown from a steel rolling mill in 1982 to a multi business conglomerate worth Rs. 14700 crore (US $ 3.7 billion). As part of the US $ 8 billion O P Jindal Group, JSW group has now diversified interests in Steel, Energy, Minerals & mining, Aluminum, Infrastructure & logistic, Cement and Information Technology. The group has grown to US $ 3.7 billion in little over a decade.     Read about the OP Jindal Group     Read about Shri OP Jindal     On its road to growth and expansion, the group is also conscious about its responsibility towards environment and Social development. Eco-efficiency is a matter of principles. Prevention measures for damage to the environment are taken into account at the planning stage of production and growth. JSW Foundation an integral part of the group, is the CSR wing of the group and has a vision to create socio economic difference in the field of Education, Health and Sports, Community relationship/propagation as well as Art, Culture and Heritage.           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The repair work on the said furnace has been completed and production, which came to a halt for an estimated period of 30-60days to undertake necessary capital repairs, has since resumed on April 12, 2007, according to notification issued by the company. Despite one of the furnaces being shut down due to the accidental fire, JSW Steel Ltd has achieved significant scale in volumes and posted a growth of 20% in Crude Steel production in Q4 for the FY 2006-07. The said furnace accounts for about 20 percent of the company's hot metal capacity. About JSW Steel Limited The JSW group, part of the US $ 4 billion O P Jindal Group, is one of the low cost steel producers in the world. The group has diversified interest in mining, carbon steel, power, industrial gases and port facilities. JSW Steel Limited is engaged primarily in manufacture of flat products viz. H R Coils, C R Coils, Galvanised products and auto grade / white goods grade CRCA Steel. Incorporated in 1994, it has grown to US $ 1.6 billion in little over a decade. JSW Steel Limited has the largest galvanizing production capacity in the country and is the largest exporter of galvanized products with presence in over 74 countries across five continents. For further information: Ameeta Munshi GM ­ Corporate Communications JSW Steel Ltd 9821152500 N Pattabhi / Ratnadeep N Sur Adfactors PR 9867387132 / 2281 3565");s1[98]=new Array("media_zone/pdf/JSWSteel_West_Bengal_Gove.pdf","media_zone/pdf/JSWSteel_West_Bengal_Gove.pdf","","PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION JSW STEEL INKS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT WITH WEST BENGAL GOVERNMENT Kolkata, January 11, 2007: JSW Steel Limited is currently operating a 3.8 MTPA steel plant in the State of Karnataka and is in the process of expanding its capacity to 6.8 MTPA by FY 2008-09. Recognizing the rapid industrial growth in the country, inherent competitive strengths India possess to set up additional steel capacities and the impending buoyancy in the steel demand, JSW Steel Limited proposes to expand organically by setting up incremental capacities in other parts of India. As a part of this strategy, JSW Steel has executed a Development Agreement with The Government of West Bengal, West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation Limited (WBIDC) West Bengal Mineral Development and Trading Corporation Limited (WBMDTC) for setting up a 10 MTPA steel plant in suitable phases. Synopsis of Development Agreement This agreement has certain unique features defining the deliverables from each of the parties in a time bound manner. While JSW Steel Limited is committed to implement and operate this project, the West Bengal Government committed / agreed to facilitate the provision of land, utilities, coal linkages and other raw material, statutory clearances in an expeditious manner. JSW Steel is going to implement and operate this project through a special purpose joint venture company. This Development Agreement interalia includes: JSW Steel Ltd, Jindal Mansion, 5A, Dr. G Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai ­ 400026 Ph: 23513000 Fax: 23526400 1 Incorporating a special purpose joint venture company with WBIDC, WBMDTC with an initial paid up and authorized capital of Rs.100 crores to be held 89% by JSW group (part of OP Jindal group) and balance by WBIDC and WBMDTC, to be increased at a later stage based on the financing structure. The shareholders Agreement will be executed within 6 months from the date of execution of Development Agreement. The JV company shall endeavor to complete the Phase I (3 MTPA) in 4 years and expand to 10 MTPA in suitable phases in 12 years from the date of execution of the Agreement at an estimated cost of Rs.35,000 crores. Government of West Bengal is committed to provide support, co-operation in acquiring land, coal linkages, water, infrastructure facilities, construction power, statutory clearances, transportation linkages etc. in a time bound manner. The joint venture company's obligations also include providing rehabilitation and resettlement package through a series of corporate social responsibility initiatives. This Development Agreement underscores the importance the West Bengal Government is giving for the accelerated industrial Development of the State in a focused manner. Brief Profile of the Project Integrated steel plant along with captive power plant and other related facilities is to be set up at Godapisal in West Midnapur district in the State of West Bengal. This project will be implemented in suitable phases, the first phase being 3 MTPA to be completed within 4 years from the date of execution of Development Agreement. JSW Steel Ltd, Jindal Mansion, 5A, Dr. G Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai ­ 400026 Ph: 23513000 Fax: 23526400 2 The project will help in accelerating the pace of industrial development in the State of West Bengal by creating employment, infrastructure and in utilizing the mineral reserves viz. coal. JSW Steel is poised to consolidate its position as one of the dominant players in the Indian steel industry with the signing of this Development Agreement with the Government of West Bengal considering the assurance of reliable coal utilities, transportation linkages for the project, prospects of expeditious development and implementation Government. of the project and unstinted support from West Bengal For more details: Ms. Ameeta Munshi GM ­ JSW Group Corporate Communications Cell: +919821152500 ameeta.munshi@jsw.in Mr. Ratnadeep Sur Adfactors PR Tel: +91-33­2454 4324 Fax: +91-33-2454 4325 ratnadeep.sur@adfactorspr.com Mr. N. Pattabhi Ramiah Adfactors PR Tel :+91-22­2281 3565 Fax :+91-22-2281 3569 n.pattabhi@adfactorspr.com Mr. Dheer Kothari Adfactors PR Tel: +91-33­2454 4324 Fax: +91-33-2454 4325 dheer@adfactorspr.com JSW Steel Ltd, Jindal Mansion, 5A, Dr. G Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai ­ 400026 Ph: 23513000 Fax: 23526400 3");s1[99]=new Array("media_zone/pdf/PressRelease030406.pdf","media_zone/pdf/PressRelease030406.pdf","","");s1[100]=new Array("media_zone/pdf/pressreleaseQ4-2006.pdf","media_zone/pdf/pressreleaseQ4-2006.pdf","","");s1[101]=new Array("media_zone/pdf/Q1_ 0708.pdf","media_zone/pdf/Q1_ 0708.pdf","","Press Release 24.7.2007 JSW Steel Limited posts Highest Ever Net Profit of Rs.427.78 Crores, up by 151%, in Q1, FY-08 JSW Steel Limited declared highest ever Net Profit of Rs.427.78 crores showing a growth of 151% compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous year. The key performance highlights are as under: Q1 FY 08 Vs Q1 FY 07 Growth Volume growth (Crude Steel Production): Saleable Steel sold Net sales EBIDTA Profit after tax EPS EBIDTA Margin Debt gearing (Adjusted) : : : : : : : 26% 16% 37% 85% 151% 142% 37.72% 0.69 Operational Performance The Company achieved a significant volume growth in crude steel production inspite of shut down of Hot metal furnaces for an aggregate period of 32 days during the quarter. 1 The Break-up sales and production volumes are as under: ( Million MT ) Products Production : - Pellets - Crude Steel - HR Coils/Sheets - GP/GC - HR Plates Sales : - Pellets - Slabs - HR Coils/Sheets - GP/GC - HR Plates - Saleable Steel Q1 FY 08 Q1 FY 07 Growth 0.965 0.707 0.638 0.188 0.036 0.114 0.019 0.386 0.158 0.033 0.635 0.970 0.560 0.249 0.132 0.042 0.048 0.216 0.156 0.126 0.033 0.548 26% 156% 43% -14% 138% -91% 147% 26% 16% The Company has achieved growth in production across all the products excepting HR Plates as the Plate mill was shut down for a period of 25 days for enhancement of capacity from 0.28 mtpa to 0.32 mtpa. The volume of saleable steel went up by 16%, since 25000 tonnes of Plates / Coils were consumed for various projects captively, in addition to accretion to stock of around 50,000 tonnes due to bunching of exports. While Net Sales Realizations improved over the corresponding quarter of the previous year, the increase in the DEPB rate by 3% w.e.f 1st April, 2007 has also contributed for higher profits. Inspite of certain savings in cost due to increase in captive power generation, reduced usage of Fluxes and increased LD Gas recovery in Basic Oxygen Furnace, the overall costs have gone up mainly due to higher input cost, viz. iron ore, coke, zinc and Ferro alloys. 2 Financial Performance The Other Income includes foreign exchange translation gains of Rs.60.14 crores on capital account arising on settlement / restatement of foreign currency denominated liabilities relating to acquisition of fixed assets in accordance with recent provisions of Accounting Standard 11. The Other Income also includes Rs.18.75 crores of insurance claim towards loss of profits attributable to shut down of Hot Metal furnace during the 1st half of April 2007. After adjusting these two non-recurring items, the EBIDTA margin improved to 35.53% as against 29.69% in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. The Company posted highest ever Net Profit of Rs.427.78 crores. While the Company's adjusted debt gearing was at 0.69 due to repayment of term loans aggregating to Rs.234 crores during the quarter, weighted average interest cost has come down to 7.86% from 8.14% as on 31st March `07. The other financial ratios viz. return on capital employed (24.47%) and the interest cover (8.13 times) showed marked improvement. Status of projects and implementation a) Cold Rolling Mill 1 MTPA complex: The installation of major Equipment is in progress and the commissioning of various facilities is progressing briskly. The CRM project is expected to be completed by September 2007. b) HSM Phase II Modernization Project to increase capacity from 2.5 to 3.2 MTPA: Technical discussions have been completed & Ordering of main package of Equipments is completed. The project is expected to be on Stream by September 2008 c) New HSM Project: The implementation has already been taken up and site works are in progress. Major Packages are finalized. Down payments have been made. Targeted commissioning date is 30.9.2009. 3 d) Blast Furnace 1 Modernization Project to increase capacity from 0.9 to 1.2 MTPA: Discussions are in progress with VAI Siemens for finalizing the modernization related jobs to achieve planned capacity enhancement by end FY 2008-09. e) 2.8 MTPA Expansion Project to increase overall capacity to 6.8 MTPA: The various units under 2.8 MTPA Expansion Projects, such as Blast Furnace, Sinter Plant, Coke oven plant, Steel Melt shop (two converters, one Slab Caster and one Billet Caster), and Long Product Mills (Wire Rod Mill & Rebar Mill) are progressing as per schedule. In respect of Coke Ovens, Refractory erection is in progress. The Sinter Plant and Blast Furnace erection is in advanced stage. There is a significant progress in the implementation of this Project and is expected to be on stream by Mar09, as planned. f) 3.2 MTPA Expansion Project to increase overall capacity to 10 MTPA: Orders placed Siemens VAI for Blast Furnace #4, on other suppliers for Coke Oven #4 and Slab Casters. Main packages of Sinter plant #3 is in advanced stage of negotiation. The implementation of the Project has already commenced and is expected to be on stream as planned by 2010. On completion of the above expansion projects, the company will have fully integrated 10 MTPA Steel Plant with state-of-the-art facilities and value added products, contributing significantly to the bottom line. Key Developments 1) The Hot Metal Furnace which was shut down due to accidental fire on 15th February 2007 was recommissioned on 12th April, 2007 after repair. To incorporate safety features to avoid such accidents, similar Hot Metal Furnace was shut down for around 40 days from 11th June 2007. This Furnace restarted operations on 23rd July 2007. The Company's insurance claim towards repairs and loss of profit was settled for Rs.89 crores 4 comprising of Rs.75 crores towards loss of profit and Rs.14 crores towards capital repairs. 2) Acquisition of 300 MW Power Plant from JSW Energy (Vijayanagar) Ltd.(JSWEVL) The Company has captive Power Plants aggregating to 230 MW to cater to entire requirement of Steel Plant at 3.8 mtpa. In order to meet incremental requirement of power for expansion project from 3.8 mtpa, to 6.8 mtpa, the Company has signed a long term Power Purchase Agreement for buying 300 MW of power and has also agreed to invest upto 26% in the equity of JSWEVL. It is now proposed to acquire the 300 MW Power Plant, including certain common facilities, from JSWEVL considering the following benefits to the Company : a) integration of entire power plant operations with Steel Plant operations providing for better control and management of power requirement within the steel plant complex; b) improvement in operational efficiency; and c) potential tax savings due to tax concessions / exemption available for the power sector u/s 80-I(A) of the The Income Tax Act of 1961. The Board has appointed an independent consultant /valuer to value the said Power Plant and recommend the efficient mode of acquisition and the value at which this plant can be bought. A Committee of Directors has been constituted to approve the terms of acquisition of this Power Plant on availability of Independent Valuation report and recommendation. 3) Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Project: The Company as part of its CDM initiatives had set up a 100 MW captive power plant using waste gases generated in the process of Steel making, as a CDM Project, which was commissioned in April 2005. The Project was registered by CDM Executive Board of UNFCCC and the Company is 5 accordingly eligible for a total 7,673,254 Certified Emission Reductions (CER's) for the period from April 2005 to March 2015. Based on the verification of the CER's, the Company has obtained the approval of the CDM Executive Board for issuance of 1,364,852 CER's for the period Apr. `05 to Dec. `06. In order to get credit in favour of the Company, a holding account in the CDM Registry will be opened, to facilitate sale or transfer of CERs quickly. 4) JSW Steel ranked as 8th among the top world class Steel Makers: The World Steel dynamics not only included JSW Steel Ltd. in the list of top world class Steel makers but also ranked it as No. 8 with an aggregate score of 7.33 on a scale of 10 taking into account 23 different parameters. This once again demonstrates the inherent strength and competitive position of JSW Steel Limited. Outlook The global crude steel production grew at 8.4% during H1, 2007 mainly led by 17.8% growth in China. Chinese exports are higher in first six months at 35 Mn MT. US had a marginal positive GDP growth in Q1, 2007 due to slowing economy, lower auto production and decelerating construction. However, rising demand for Pipes & Plates is noticed in the US driven by booming Oil & Gas Industry. Monsoon in Asia has slowed down construction activities. The international prices of steel products as a consequence of above factors, has come down by around 7-10%. The appreciating Rupee against the Dollar and the lower international steel prices led to an adjustment of the prices in the domestic market by around Rs.600-800 per tonne from 1st July, 2007. The recent policy announcements by Chinese Government to restrict steel exports by introducing licensing procedures, reducing export rebates and 6 introducing taxes on exports are expected to slow down the export of steel products from China. It is reported that the inventories at various service centers are coming down and the demand continues to be buoyant. Indian economy has shown robust growth in the current financial year backed by a growth of 11.7% in the industrial production in April/May 2007. Lower inflation reported recently is expected to result in lower interest rate regime, which will spur growth in Automobile and Retail sector, a big positive for steel industry. In this scenario, the steel prices are expected to remain stable and may pick-up from third quarter. About JSW Steel Limited The JSW Steel Ltd., belonging to JSW group, part of the US $ 6 billion O P Jindal Group, is one of the lowest cost steel producers in the world. The group has diversified interest in mining, carbon steel, power, industrial gases and port facilities. JSW Steel Limited is engaged primarily in manufacture of flat products viz. H R Coils, C R Coils, Galvanised products, auto grade / white goods grade CRCA Steel and Power. Incorporated in 1994, it has grown to US $ 2.25 billion in little over a decade. JSW Steel Limited has the largest galvanizing production capacity in the country and is the largest exporter of galvanized products with presence in over 74 countries across five continents. Forward looking and Cautionary Statements: Certain statements in this release concerning our future growth prospects are forward looking statements, which involve a number of risks, and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in such forward looking statements. The risks and uncertainties relating to these statements include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties regarding fluctuations in earnings, our ability to manage growth, intense competition within Steel Industry including those factors which may affect our cost advantage, wage increases in India, our ability to attract and retain highly skilled professionals, time and cost overruns on fixed-price, fixed-time frame contracts, client concentration, restrictions on immigration, our ability to manage our internal operations, reduced demand for steel, our ability to successfully complete and integrate potential acquisitions, liability for damages on our service contracts, the success of the companies in which ­ has made strategic investments, withdrawal of fiscal governmental incentives, political instability, legal restrictions on raising capital or acquiring companies outside India, unauthorized use of our intellectual property and general economic conditions affecting our industry. These materials are not for distribution, directly or indirectly, in or into the United States (including its territories and possessions, any State of the United States and the District of Columbia). These materials do not constitute or form a part of any offer or solicitation to purchase or subscribe for securities in the United States. The U.S.$325,000,000 Zero Coupon Convertible Bonds due 2012 (the "Bonds") have not been, and will not be, registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933 (the "Securities Act"). The Bonds may not be offered or sold in the United States except pursuant to an exemption from the registration requirements of the Securities Act. There will be no public offer of securities in the United States. 7");s1[102]=new Array("media_zone/pdf/Q2_06_07.pdf","media_zone/pdf/Q2_06_07.pdf","","19.10.2006 PRESS STATEMENT JSW Steel Ltd net profit for Q2 FY 07 jumps by 226% JSW Steel Ltd. showed an impressive performance for the quarter ended 30th September 2006 with highest ever Net Profit of Rs. 346.30 crores primarily contributed by higher volumes and better sales realization. Highlights Volume growth Sales realization Net sales EBITDA EBITDA margins Interest cost Profit after tax Debt gearing : 17% higher in Crude Steel : 19% higher for HR Coils : Rs. 2,195 crores up by 42% : Rs. 745 crores up by 89% : 33.9% improved by 8.5% : Lower by 3% : Rs. 346 crores up by 226% : Improved to 0.85 Operational Performance The company has shown all-round improvement in volumes with an impressive growth in production. The commissioning of additional Blast furnace, Sinter plant, Coke oven battery and the Converter shop has also given an incremental production of 112,500 MT hot metal. The commissioning of Coke oven battery and higher captive generation of power have also contributed for reducing the costs. The recommissioning of Hot Strip Mill after shutdown of 37 days for capacity enhancement and modernization in Q1, FY 07 and incremental production from 1.3 MTPA expansion project lifted up the volumes in Q2, FY 07. The 3rd caster, part of 1.3 MTPA expansion project, is under commissioning and is expected to be operational by end October 2006, due to which further increase in volume of crude steel is expected starting from November 2006. (Million Tons) Q2 FY 07 Q2 FY 06 Growth H1 FY 07 H1 FY 06 Growth Products Production : Pellets Crude Steel HR Coils/Sheets GP/GC HR Plates 1.014 0.649 0.606 0.199 0.045 0.942 0.553 0.549 0.203 0.016 8% 17% 10% -2% 183% 1.984 1.209 0.854 0.330 0.087 1.850 1.085 1.061 0.363 0.039 7% 11% -19% -9% 124% Sales : Pellets Slabs HR Coils/Sheets GP/GC HR Plates 0.057 0.054 0.349 0.180 0.043 0.149 0.321 0.207 0.016 -62% 9% -13% 164% 0.105 0.270 0.505 0.307 0.075 0.261 0.599 0.337 0.035 -60% -16% -9% 214% Financial Performance The net sales stood at Rs.2,194.58 crores with growth of 42% over the corresponding quarter of previous year. The EBIDTA improved to Rs.744.58 Crores, a growth of 89%. The EBIDTA margin has swelled to 33.9% vis-a-vis 25.4% in the corresponding quarter of the previous year accounted by improved volume mix and higher sales realizations. The interest cost has come down by 3% inspite of hardening of interest rates. The weighted average interest cost remains at 8%. The company repaid debt of Rs.331 Crores during the quarter (Rs. 409 crores for the half year FY 06-07) and the long term debt as on 30.9.2006 was Rs. 3,944 crores bringing down the debt gearing to 0.85 : 1. The company's net worth improved to Rs. 4,665 crores. Status of projects under implementation i) Pellet plant expansion by 0.8.MTPA ­ The company has taken shut down of the pellet plant for expanding its capacity from 4.2 MTPA to 5 MTPA on 13th October 2006 and is expected to be re-commissioned by 20th October 2006. ii) CRM Complex ­ Considering the progress of implementation, the plant is expected to be commissioned by 31st May 2007. iii) Capacity expansion project to 6.8 MTPA - There is a significant progress in the implementation of this project. Civil works are progressing at a brisk pace and all the major orders have been finalized and this is expected to be on stream by 31st March 2009. The other projects i) Blast Furnace ­ I upgradation to expand capacity by 0.3 MTPA and ii) further capacity enhancement of HSM from 2.5 to 3.2 MTPA will come on stream in FY 07-08. Key developments i) Change in scope of 2.8 MTPA crude steel expansion project: Considering the potential growth in the long products demand in India, the need to have a wider range of product mix to diversify risk, it is proposed to change the scope of the expansion project by incorporating 1.5 MTPA long products facility in lieu of corresponding slab making facility. The long product facility includes 1.5 MTPA Billet Caster, 0.9 MTPA Bar Mill, 0.6 MTPA Wire Rod Mill. This project will now have 1.5 MTPA of long products and 1.3 MTPA of flat products (up to slab stage). The project will be implemented, within the time line even with the change in the scope of the project. The project cost is estimated to go up by Rs. 300 crores due to change in scope which will be met out of cash accruals of the company. Since the realizations on sale of finished long products are higher than that of slabs with a marginal increase in investment, all the financials of the project show significant improvement. ii) New Hot Strip Mill At 6.8 MTPA stage, the company is expected to have surplus slabs of 2 MTPA for sale in the market. The existing Hot strip mill has the constraint on width upto 1320 mm (maximum) and thickness of 1.8 mm (minimum). It is essential that the company has a State-of-the-Art HR Mill capable of producing varied range of high end HR products that will improve the competitive strength of the company in the market place. Accordingly, the Board has approved to set up a Hot Strip Mill, capable of producing up to 2100 mm width and thickness ranging from 1.5 mm to 25.4 mm. This plant can be expanded upto 5 MTPA in future as and when the company decides to enhance the crude steel capacity beyond 6.8 MTPA. The cost of the project is estimated to be Rs.2000 crores to be financed by cash accruals Rs.800 crores, debt of Rs.1200 crores. The pay back from the incremental cash generation is less than 5 years justifying the investment in the Hot Strip Mill. Strategic Initiatives A) Forming a subsidiary for acquisition of coal assets overseas. The company has been pursuing the strategy of integrating its operations vertically to bring down the costs. A focused effort is being made for the last two years to identify prospective coal mining assets and invest in them to ensure long term coal security. The company has identified certain coal assets in Mozambique and started financial, legal and technical due diligence. The Board has approved the opening of a new "arm" to pursue these initiatives by setting up a wholly owned subsidiary overseas with permission to form step down subsidiaries in various destination countries for acquiring the coal assets. The initial investment approved is up to US $ 25 Million to be contributed either by equity or loans / extension of financial guarantees. B) Formation of a subsidiary to pursue acquisition opportunities in steel business. The company has been on the look out for acquiring value added facilities in Europe and USA. The company has wide international presence with large exports, imports and foreign borrowings requiring a continuous interaction with various stake holders. To identify and to speed up acquisition of steel business related assets and also to intensify the interactions with various stake holders to improve its business activities in international arena, the Board has approved the formation of wholly owned subsidiary overseas with an investment up to £ 1 Million. This investment is by way of either equity or loans / extension of financial guarantees. C) Forming a subsidiary in India to set up Service Center The Company is setting up a manufacturing facility (1 MTPA CRM complex) to produce 0.8 MTPA of CRCA and 0.2 MTPA of HRPO products which will be operational by 31.5.2007. Considering the requirements of discerning customers and long term strategic benefits and financial feasibility, the Board has approved the proposal for setting up a Service Centre at a cost of Rs. 135 crores in a wholly owned subsidiary with an Equity Investment by JSW Steel Ltd., up to an amount not exceeding Rs.50 crores in one or more tranches and also to give guarantee for a term loan of Rs.85 crores to be raised in the subsidiary company. The Service Centre, as a separate profit center, can over a period of time, take on and meet service requirements of the other Companies also. Outlook Indian economy is picking up speed to accelerate the growth momentum. The manufacturing sector in the last quarter showed a robust growth of around 12%. The steel prices have shown some weakness in the last few weeks due to increased volume of exports from China. The strong demand from other geographies, namely; Russia, India and Middle East is cushioning this impact bringing stability in prices. In this scenario, the prices are expected to be stable barring short term corrections. Forward looking and Cautionary Statements Certain statements in this release concerning our future growth prospects are forward looking statements, which involve a number of risks, and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in such forward looking statements. The risks and uncertainties relating to these statements include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties regarding fluctuations in earnings, our ability to manage growth, intense competition within Steel Industry including those factors which may affect our cost advantage, wage increases in India, our ability to attract and retain highly skilled professionals, time and cost overruns on fixed-price, fixed-time frame contracts, client concentration, restrictions on immigration, our ability to manage our internal operations, reduced demand for steel, our ability to successfully complete and integrate potential acquisitions, liability for damages on our service contracts, the success of the companies in which ­ has made strategic investments, withdrawal of fiscal governmental incentives, political instability, legal restrictions on raising capital or acquiring companies outside India, unauthorized use of our intellectual property and general economic conditions affecting our industry For further information contact: Ameeta Munshi GM- Corporate Communications JSW group Victoria House Pandurang Budhkar Marg Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 013 Tel: 98211 52500");s1[103]=new Array("media_zone/pdf/Q3.pdf","media_zone/pdf/Q3.pdf","","22.01.2007 PRESS STATEMENT JSW Steel Limited Net Profit for Q3 FY 07 surges by 160% JSW Steel Ltd. showed an impressive performance for the quarter ended 31st December 2006 with EBIDTA margin at 34.9% and the highest ever Net Profit of Rs.362.15 Crores primarily contributed by higher volumes and better sales realization. Key Performance Highlights - Q3'06 V/s Q3'07 Crude Steel Production Sales realization Net sales EBITDA Profit after tax Operational Performance : : : : : : 28% 22% (HR Coils) 51% 83% 160% The 1.3 MTPA expansion project has become fully operational during November 2006 resulting in increased volume of Crude steel production. (Million Tons) Products Production : - Pellets - Crude Steel - HR Coils/Sheets - GP/GC - HR Plates Sales : - Pellets - Slabs - HR Coils/Sheets - GP/GC - HR Plates Q3 FY 07 Q3 FY 06 Growth 0.955 0.730 0.648 0.201 0.038 0.057 0.021 0.413 0.184 0.034 0.961 0.569 0.534 0.206 0.011 0.121 0.278 0.204 0.010 -1% 28% 21% -2% 251% -53% 49% -10% 248% 1 The Operational highlights for the quarter includes reduction in Fuel consumption in Blast Furnace, increased availability of Captive Power and lower Power consumption. Financial Performance The net sales for the Quarter stood at Rs.2,301.50 crores with growth of 51% over the corresponding quarter of previous year. The EBIDTA improved to Rs.803.08 Crores, with a growth of 83%. The EBIDTA margin has swelled to 34.9% with improved volume mix and higher sales realizations. The highest ever Net Profit of Rs. 362.15 Crores is achieved during the current quarter and the cumulative Net Profit is Rs. 878.75 Crores for the nine month period ended December 31, 2006. The weighted average interest rate has been maintained at 8% levels, despite hardening of Interest Rates. The company has repaid debt of Rs.250 Crores during the quarter (Rs. 659 crores for the nine month period in FY 06-07) and the long term debt as on 31.12.2006 was at Rs. 4,079 crores bringing down the debt gearing to 0.81 : 1. The company's net worth improved to Rs. 5,054 crores. Status of projects under implementation i) ii) iii) Expansion Project 1.3 MTPA ­ During the quarter, the Company has successfully completed the commissioning of all the facilities taken up under 1.3 MTPA Expansion Project, by increasing the Slab making capacity from 2.5 MTPA to 3.8 MTPA. Pellet plant expansion by 0.8.MTPA ­ The company has completed the Pellet Plant expansion project for enhancing the capacity from 4.2 MTPA to 5 MTPA. The benefit of capacity enhancement will flow after establishing the connectivity to the Main Plant in January 2007. CRM Complex ­ The implementation is progressing satisfactorily and it is expected to be commissioned in quarter 1 of next FY 2007-08. 2 iv) v) vi) Capacity expansion project to 6.8 MTPA - There is a significant progress in the implementation of this project. Civil works in respect of all the facilities under the expansion project are progressing at a brisk pace and the orders of around 45% of the project have already been finalized and this is expected to be on stream by 31st March 2009, as planned. The other projects i) Blast Furnace ­ I upgradation to expand capacity by 0.3 MTPA and ii) further capacity enhancement of HSM from 2.5 to 3.2 MTPA will come on stream in FY 07-08. New Hot Strip Mill ­ The implementation has already been taken up and site works are in progress. Major Packages are finalized. Strategic Initiatives A) Formation of Joint Venture subsidiary to implement West Bengal Steel Project: A Development Agreement was executed on January 11, 2007 with the Government of West Bengal, West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation (WBIDC), West Bengal Mineral Development and Trading Corporation Limited (WBMDTC) for setting up a 10 MTPA Steel Plant in suitable phases at an estimated cost of Rs. 35,000 Crores within 12 years from the date of execution of Development Agreement. This Development Agreement inter alia includes incorporation of a Special Purpose Joint Venture Company with WBIDC and WBMDTC. The Board has approved the formation of the subsidiary Company with an initial authorized and paid up equity capital of Rs.100 Crores of which JSW Steel's contribution would be 89% and balance 11% by WBIDC and WBMDTC, to be increased at a later stage based on the financing structure. The Board has also accorded its consent to negotiate and finalize the Shareholders Agreement with the JV partners namely WBIDC and WBMDTC. 3 The project will be implemented in suitable phases, the first phase being 3 MTPA to be completed within 4 years from the date of execution of Development Agreement at an estimated cost of Rs.10,000 Crores. The core cost of the steel plant assuming the power plant and oxygen plant will be implemented by other Associate companies with independent financing arrangement, is estimated to be Rs.6000 Crores to be financed by equity of Rs.2000 Crores and a debt of Rs.4000 Crores. The debt is proposed to be raised in the joint venture company without recourse to the company and the equity of Rs.2000 Crores will be held to the extent of 51% by the company and balance will be contributed by WBIDC / WBMDTC and group investment / associate companies. The company proposes to achieve the financial closure of the 1st phase of 3 MTPA in special purpose joint venture company with JSW Steel contribution pegged at around Rs.1000 Crores. JSW Steel expects to meet the requirement of Rs.1000 Crores out of its cash accruals during implementation phase of 4 years. B) Formation of wholly owned subsidiaries of the Company: The Company has set up the following wholly owned subsidiaries: 1. JSW NATURAL RESOURCES LIMITED, a Company incorporated in Mauritius on 27.11.2006 to pursue acquiring coal assets/other assets relating to steel business. 2. JSW STEEL (UK) LIMITED, a Company incorporated on 20.10.2006 in London, England to strengthen and widen the Company's presence in the International market and also to identify and speed up the acquisitions in Steel related businesses. 3. JSW STEEL PROCESSING CENTRES LIMITED, a Company based in India, to set up service centres with a view to expand the reach of CRCA and HRPO steel products manufactured across the value chain and to meet the exacting demands of the user industry. C) Registration of CDM Project with UNFCCC: The Company as part of its CDM initiatives developed a 100 MW captive power plant using waste gases as a Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Project. This Project has been commissioned in April 2005. The Company is committed to adopt environment friendly technologies contributing immensely in reducing the green house gases (GHG) emission. 4 This Project has been registered by CDM Executive Board of United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change (UNFCCC) on January 12, 2007. As per the registered project design document, the Company is eligible for a total of 7,673,254 Certified Emission Reductions (CER's) from April 2005 to March 2015. Following the registration the Company is required to appoint an accredited Verifier for monitoring and verification of the CER's. After this process of verification is completed, the Company has to apply to CDM Executive Board of UNFCCC for issuance of CER's. The request for issuance of CER's will then be examined by the CDM Executive Board after following the laid down guidelines and procedures and there after the CER's wil be issued. The volume of CER's may vary during this process of monitoring, verification and issuance. These CER's there after can be delivered to the prospective buyers. The price of CER's is volatile and the amount realizable depends upon the market conditions and terms of sale at the time of actual conclusion of sale transactions. Outlook The estimated growth in global crude steel consumption in 2007 will be 5.2% visà-vis 4.9% growth in production. The expected slow down in exports from China coupled with strong growth in demand in Emerging Economies signals stable price scenario with upward bias. Robust growth in Indian Economy is expected to stimulate Steel demand further. Forward looking and Cautionary Statements Certain statements in this release concerning our future growth prospects are forward looking statements, which involve a number of risks, and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in such forward looking statements. The risks and uncertainties relating to these statements include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties regarding fluctuations in earnings, our ability to manage growth, intense competition within Steel Industry including those factors which may affect our cost advantage, wage increases in India, our ability to attract and retain highly skilled professionals, time and cost overruns on fixed-price, fixed-time frame contracts, client concentration, restrictions on immigration, our ability to manage our internal operations, reduced demand for steel, our ability to successfully complete and integrate potential acquisitions, liability for damages on our service contracts, the success of the companies in which ­ has made strategic investments, withdrawal of fiscal governmental incentives, political instability, legal restrictions on raising capital or acquiring companies outside India, unauthorized use of our intellectual property and general economic conditions affecting our industry 5");s1[104]=new Array("media_zone/pdf/Q4_06_07.pdf","media_zone/pdf/Q4_06_07.pdf","","Press Release 30.4.2007 JSW Steel Limited reports Highest Ever Net Profit of Rs.413.25 crores in Q4 2006-07 JSW Steel Limited showed the spirit of challenge by posting improved performance quarter after quarter. under: The key performance highlights are as Volume growth (Crude Steel Production): Saleable Steel sold Net sales EBIDTA * Profit after tax * EPS* : : : : : EBIDTA margin* (27% as on 31.3.2006): Debt gearing (0.96 as on 31.3.2006) * Excluding non recurring income : Q4 FY 06-07 Vs Q4 FY 05-06 Growth 20% 33% 57% 97% 163% 164% 33% 0.75 FY 06-07 Vs FY 05-06 Growth 18% 26% 38% 69% 133% 125% 33% 0.75 The Company released consolidated financial results for the FY 06-07 following the incorporation of subsidiaries during the year. 1 Operational Performance The Company has successfully commissioned the following three projects during the FY 2006-07, which contributed to significant volume growth in Crude steel. Modernization of Hot Strip mill capacity from 2 MTPA to 2.5 MTPA Commissioning of 1.3 MTPA Crude steel expansion project Pellet plant capacity expansion project from 4.2 MTPA to 5 MTPA The Break-up sales and production volume are as under: ( Million MT ) Products Production : - Pellets - Crude Steel - HR Coils/Sheets - GP/GC - HR Plates Sales : - Pellets - Slabs - HR Coils/Sheets - GP/GC - HR Plates Q4 FY 07 Q4 FY 06 Growth FY 07 FY 06 Growth 0.861 0.713 0.653 0.182 0.058 0.100 0.063 0.468 0.171 0.041 0.991 0.596 0.553 0.213 0.037 0.118 0.312 0.221 0.029 -13% 20% 18% -15% 57% -15% 50% -23% 41% 3.799 2.652 2.155 0.714 0.182 0.261 0.355 1.387 0.658 0.151 3.802 2.250 2.148 0.782 0.086 0.500 1.189 0.762 0.074 0% 18% 0% -9% 111% -48% 17% -14% 103% The company has taken shut down in 4th quarter of Pellet Plant for capacity expansion which led to lower production of Pellets during the Quarter even though the cumulative production during the fiscal year remained at the same level as that of previous year. Hot Strip Mill was shut down for modernization in Q1 (FY'06-07) and picked up volumes on re-commissioning due to which a growth of 18% in Q4 was achieved. The production would have been higher had there been no shut down of one of the furnaces from 15.02.2007 due to accidental fire. The HR Coils sales volume went up by 50% in Q4 as the production and sales of GP / GC products were kept lower focusing on thinner gauges to optimize the profitability. 2 The input costs, viz. iron ore, coal zinc and Ferro alloys have gone up, but the impact is mitigated by increasing the production of captive power and captive coke, injection of coal fines in the blast furnace, use of sinter fines in Corex. These measures could help in retaining the costs of production almost at the same level as that of last year excepting in the last quarter due to shut down of one of the furnaces which pushed the costs up. Financial Performance The net sales for the quarter stood at Rs.2498.54 crores showing a growth of 57%. The other income of Rs.80.73 crores, includes the loss of profit claim of Rs.56.25 crores accounted as income pursuant to a letter received from the Insurance Company confirming the admissibility of the claim subject to submission of necessary documents and another insurance claim of Rs.9.60 crores lodged and settled by the Insurance Company. The EBIDTA margins improved to 33.4% (excluding non recurring income) vis-à-vis 26.6% of the corresponding quarter of the previous year. The Company posted highest ever net profit of Rs.413.25 crores during the Q4 compared to Rs.410.68 crores of previous year which included income on sale of investments and target plus scheme benefits. The cumulative net profit was Rs.1292 crores vis-à-vis Rs.856.53 crores in the corresponding previous year. The company's debt gearing has come down to 0.75 as against 0.96 in the previous year even after availing fresh loans for enhancing the capacity from 2.5 MTPA to 3.8 MTPA as the company has repaid Rs.1018 crores during the year. The weighted average interest cost was at 8.14% in the hardening interest rate scenario, reflecting the improving financial profile of the Company. The Company's net worth improved to Rs.5400 crores against long term debt of Rs.4031 crores giving enough flexibility to raise further debt with out breaching the debt gearing level of 1. It is heartening to note that the Long Term Debt to EBIDTA reduced from 1.82 times in the previous year to 1.38 as on 31.3.2007. Return on capital employed also improved to 23.77%. The interest cover improved from 5.86 to 7.31 times. 3 Status of projects and implementation a) Cold Rolling Mill 1 MTPA complex: The installation of major Equipment is in progress and the commissioning of various facilities is progressing briskly. The CRM project is expected to be completed by Q2, FY 2008. b) HSM Phase II Modernization Project to increase capacity from 2.5 to 3.2 MTPA: Technical discussions have been completed & Ordering of Equipment is in progress. The project is expected to be on Stream by end of FY 2007-08. c) New HSM Project: The implementation has already been taken up and site works are in progress. Major Packages are finalized. Down payments have been made. Targeted commissioning date is 30.9.2009. d) Blast Furnace 1 Modernization Project to increase capacity from 0.9 to 1.2 MTPA: Discussions are in progress with VAI Siemens for finalizing the modernization related jobs to achieve planned capacity enhancement by end FY 2008-09. e) 2.8 MTPA Expansion Project to increase overall capacity to 6.8 MTPA: The various units under 2.8 MTPA Expansion Projects, such as Blast Furnace, Sinter Plant, Coke oven plant, Steel Melt shop (two converters, one Slab Caster and one Billet Caster), and Long Product Mills (Wire Rod Mill & Rebar Mill) are progressing as per schedule. In respect of Coke Ovens, Refractory erection has already started. The Sinter Plant and Blast Furnace erection is in advanced stage. There is a significant progress in the implementation of this Project and is expected to be on stream by Mar09, as planned. 4 On completion of 2.8 MTPA expansions, the company will have an integrated 6.8 MTPA Steel Plant with state-of-the-art facilities and value added products contributing significantly to the bottom line. Cost Reduction Initiatives i) ii) iii) iv) Setting up of Mixer together with RH degasser with Hot metal pretreatment facilities in the steel melt shop enables the Company to produce high end steel products in addition to improving the yields. These facilities are expected to be operational in fiscal 2007-08. Installation of a coal drying plant to be commissioned in 2nd quarter 2007-08 will improve the fuel efficiency in Corex unit. Installation of Boiler with a capacity of 200 TPH per hour will increase the CPP 2 operating capacity from 90 to 130 MW and is expected to be operational by December 2007. 30 MW captive power plant and conversion of zinc coating to aluminum coating will bring value enhancement in the Downstream processing. The dedicated efforts made by the R & D team at JSW is driving to take up new innovative value enhancing initiatives to optimize yields, reduce costs and improve operational performance on a sustainable and continuous basis. Key Developments: a) Recommencing the Hot Metal Furnace after necessary repairs. The Company had to undertake shut down of one of the furnaces in February 2007 for repairs due to accidental fire. This furnace recommenced operations on 12th of April 2007. The Company has taken fire insurance policy covering the loss of profits also. As a preventive measure, it is now proposed to take shut down for a period of 35 days in June / July 07 for the other identical Hot Metal unit to incorporate the safety features to ensure such incidence do not reoccur. 5 b) Acquisition of Service Centre in UK JSW Steel Ltd, through its wholly owned subsidiary JSW Steel (UK) Ltd has entered into a share purchase agreement to acquire 100% stake in Argent Independent Steel (Holdings) Ltd, UK, which in turn owns 100% shares of Argent Independent Steel Ltd. Argent Independent Steel (Holdings) Ltd, was formed in October 2006, after a management buyout of Thyssenkrupp Service Centre UK Ltd, a part of Thyssenkrupp Germany. It is a steel processing center strategically located at Newport, South Wales, UK and is about 2 Kms away from the seaport. The company is involved in slitting, blanking, recoiling processes of steel products and is ISO 9001 and TS 16949 certified. The annual steel processing capacity of the company is 0.15 Mtpa. The plant processes Hot Rolled, Cold Rolled Close Annealed, Galvanised and Colour coated steel Coils to cater to the automotive, construction, radiators, racking, HVAC, fencing and general application. Out of the current product mix, 55% goes into the construction sector, 15% to the Automotive sector and the balance for other purposes. The turnover of the company in 2006 was £ 26.3 million. The EBIDTA in 2003-04 was £1.568 million and £0.997 million in 2004-05. The company's EBIDTA in 2005-06 was a negative of £ 0.647 million. JSW Steel (UK) Ltd has entered in to Share Purchase agreement to buy Argent Independent Steel (Holdings) Ltd at an Enterprise Value of £ 3.75 million. The consideration of £3.75 million is to be discharged by taking over the existing loan of £2.1 million and balance £1.65 million to be paid to acquire 100% holding; £1 million by 17.5.2007 and balance on or before 31st December 2007 subject to satisfactory compliance of certain conditions. The company proposes to fund the cost of acquisition out of its cash accruals. The acquisition is expected to immensely benefit the Company to: 6 - - - - Use rich experience and expertise in the Steel Service Centre business in UK for the company's recently forayed similar business in India. Access to existing customers and market in UK and European Automotive and Construction sector. Further value enhancement to JSW Steel's products through UK Service Centre, Widen and consolidate the presence in the European markets, using the base in UK. c) Coal Mines in Africa Following the encouraging due diligence report on the coal blocks proposed to be acquired by the Company in Africa the Company has signed further MOUs on 5th of March 2007 to take over two more licenses with a view to expand operations in Africa to achieve self sufficiency in coking coal over a period of time. The Company has to under take further due diligence to know the quality of the coking coal and extent of usability in steel making. d) Allotment of Rohne Coking Coal Block in Jharkhand JSW Steel Ltd had applied for allocation of captive coking coal blocks to the Ministry of Coal for the captive consumption of coal at its existing steel plant at Vijayanagar as well as the proposed steel plant at Jharkhand. Ministry of Coal, Government of India has allotted Rohne Coal Block in the State of Jharkhand with geological reserves of 410 million tons and 250 million tons of mineable reserves of Medium and High grade Coking Coal jointly to JSW Steel Ltd. and two other Allottees in the ratio of 69%, 24% and 7% respectively. The annual capacity of the mine will be 8 MTPA and the output will be divided between the 3 companies in the ratio of their allotment. 7 e) A suitable consortium structure shall be formed between JSW Steel Ltd, and two other Allottees Ltd. for the development of mine and the infrastructure. The necessary environmental, forests and mining plan approvals shall be obtained in due course. Acquisition of Cold Rolling Complex Jindal Steel & Alloys Ltd.(JSAL), owns a 230,000 tonns of Cold Rolling facility at Vasind adjacent to the Value Added Facility of the company. As the operations of this Company are integrated with Down-stream business, your Company has taken this facility on Conducting Basis for a period of 3 years which expires on 28.2.2009. In order to carry out the integrated operations uninterruptedly, it is in the interest of the Company to acquire this facility. Accordingly your Board has approved the acquisition of this unit on the terms to be approved by a Committee of Directors based on valuation by Independent Valuer. Subsequent to receipt of independent valuation report, the Committee of Directors approved the acquisition of this unit for a consideration of Rs.63.34 crores to be discharged by taking over the liabilities of Rs.61.98 crores and the balance of Rs.1.36 crores to be paid in cash subject to certain approvals to be received from JSAL. This acquisition will be completed on receipt of requisite approvals from JSAL. Strategic Initiatives: a) Expansion of capacity from 6.8 MTPA to 10 MTPA by 2010 and Raising Long Term Resources. India is the 2nd fastest growing economy in the world. The steel consumption in the last year grew at 12%. The automotive, consumer durables, auto components, infrastructure, construction and housing sectors are showing double digit growth which drives up steel demand. The total consumption of steel in India is expected to reach 70 million tonns even assuming a conservative growth rate of 10%. As no big green field capacity is expected to be operational in the foreseeable future, JSW 8 Steel is in a distinct advantage to undertake brown field expansions and make them operational to leverage this opportunity. - The company's new Hot strip mill being set up at an initial capacity of 2 MTPA can be expanded to 5 MTPA with marginal investment. The inherent capacity available in the Hot strip mill is also an added advantage to create crude steel capacity as a backward integration to enhance the value. - The project configuration includes: New sinter plant, Coke oven, Blast furnaces, 2 Converters, 2 Casters, 2 Lime Klins, 300 MW captive power plant, dedicated water pipe line from Almatti dam from Andhra Pradesh, dedicated railway corridor for transporting Ore from mine to the plant with all other associated logistics, utilities and common facilities. - The implementation period is estimated to be 3 years starting from 1st October 2007. The cost of the project is worked out at Rs.7000 crores to be financed by way of cash accruals Rs.2000 crores and balance through Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds / EURO bonds / Foreign Currency loans / Structured finance products / Rupee loans. The Company is in touch with various Investment / Merchant bankers to work out the right mix of debt to finance this project and other ongoing projects. The Board of Directors at their meeting held on 30th April 2007 authorized the Finance Committee of Directors to negotiate and finalise the terms and conditions for each of the element of debt financing including Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds. Incidentally, the Company obtained the approval of the Members of the Annual General Body Meeting held on 13.6.2005 to raise resources up to US $ 500 million through FCCB / ADR / GDR / Convertible instrument from International Capital Market. Considering the attractive returns on project faster brownfield expansions at low specific investment cost per tonne, favourable capital market environment to raise resources to finance the Capital Expenditure Programme of the Company, and positive steel industry scenario, the Board decided to take up the 9 implementation of this project to be commissioned by 2010. The Company expects to maintain the debt gearing below 1 and debt to EBIDTA below 3 including the proposed debt financing up to 10 MTPA on the assumption of stable steel price outlook. b) The Board has also decided to seek an enabling approval from the Members for: the Issue of Shares / Securities convertible into Equity Shares to Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB) in one or more trances through a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) not exceeding Rs.1000 crores in the aggregate at any one point of time; and /or for raising additional long term resources upto US$500 million in the International Capital market through issue of ADR/ GDR/FCCB/ and/or any other Convertible instrument(s). However, the total amount to be raised by the proposed issue of Securities and QIP would not in the aggregate exceed a sum of USD 500 million. Dividend Considering the excellent performance for the year under review and the financial position of the Company, your Directors at their meeting held on 13.03.2007 declared an interim Dividend of Rs.12.50 per Equity Share of Rs.10.00 for FY 06-07. Together with the Corporate Tax on Dividend, the total outflow on account of dividend was Rs.233.73 crores, vis-à-vis 143.19 crores paid for FY 06, an increase of 63%. The Board at its meeting held on date, has decided not to recommend any final dividend and to treat the interim dividend as final dividend. The interim dividend shall be fully adjusted as final dividend for the financial year ended on 31st March, 2007. 10 Your Directors recommend dividend at the stipulated rate of Re. 1/- per share (10%) on the 10% Cumulative Redeemable Preference Shares of Rs.10/- each for the financial year ended 31st March, 2007 for your approval. Outlook The global finished steel consumption is expected to touch 1.178 billion tones in 2007 showing a growth of 5.8%. The policy announcements, namely reduction / removal of export rebates on steel products, imposition of export tax on semis, discouraging tolling activities through the levy of taxes, imposition of quantity restrictions on export of certain products show the intent of Chinese policy makers to discourage export of low value added steel products. It is estimated by certain steel analysts that the net steel exports in 2007 from China will decline to approximately 10 million tones vis-a-vis 25 million tones in 2006. The weakening US Dollar is expected to keep the steel prices in Dollar terms at higher levels. Shortage of metallics, surging freight costs will continue to keep the cost of production high for steel manufacturers. The world economy is estimated to grow at 3.5% in 2007 as per IMF, which is again a big positive for the steel industry. At the back drop of clocking 9.2% growth in GDP in 2006-07, India is poised to maintain the growth momentum. In this environment, 2007 is expected to be a good year for the steel industry in spite of challenges of appreciating Rupee and hardening interest rates in the domestic market. Guidance The Company targets to produce the following volumes for FY 2007-08. Item Production ( MTPA) Growth (%) Pellets Crude Steel HR Coils HR Plates CR Product Galvanised Coils Galvalume Colour Coated Actual 2006-07 3.799 2.652 2.155 0.182 0.770 0.714 0.052 Estimate 2007-08 4.740 3.338 2.719 0.290 1.092 0.704 0.049 0.084 24.8 25.8 26.2 59.3 41.8 5.5 63. 11 About JSW Steel Limited The JSW group part of the US $ 4 billion O P Jindal Group, has diversified interest in mining, carbon steel, power, industrial gases and port facilities. JSW Steel Limited is engaged primarily in manufacture of flat products viz. H R Coils, C R Coils, Galvanised products and auto grade / white goods grade CRCA Steel and Power. Incorporated in 1994, it has grown to US $2.25 billion in little over a decade. JSW Steel Limited has the largest galvanizing production capacity in the country and is the largest exporter of galvanized products with presence in over 74 countries across five continents. Forward looking and Cautionary Statements: Certain statements in this release concerning our future growth prospects are forward looking statements, which involve a number of risks, and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in such forward looking statements. The risks and uncertainties relating to these statements include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties regarding fluctuations in earnings, our ability to manage growth, intense competition within Steel Industry including those factors which may affect our cost advantage, wage increases in India, our ability to attract and retain highly skilled professionals, time and cost overruns on fixed-price, fixed-time frame contracts, client concentration, restrictions on immigration, our ability to manage our internal operations, reduced demand for steel, our ability to successfully complete and integrate potential acquisitions, liability for damages on our service contracts, the success of the companies in which ­ has made strategic investments, withdrawal of fiscal governmental incentives, political instability, legal restrictions on raising capital or acquiring companies outside India, unauthorized use of our intellectual property and general economic conditions affecting our industry. 12");s1[105]=new Array("media_zone/pdf/Q4_06_07apr4.pdf","media_zone/pdf/Q4_06_07apr4.pdf","","Press Release For Immediate Publication JSW Steel posts 20% growthin Crude Steel production in Q4 `07 April 4, 2007: JSW Steel Limited posted a growth of 20% in Crude Steel production in Q4 for the FY 2006-07. The company has recorded higher production in all product segments except Galvanised products. The break up of production is as under: Product Crude Steel HR Coils HR Plates Galvanised Pre-painted GI Production (Lakh tones) Q4 2006-07 7.14 6.48 0.60 1.82 0.19 Growth over Q4 2005-06 % 20% 17% 64% -15% 202% The company could achieve significant growth in volumes even after shut down of one of the furnaces due to accidental fire on 15th February 2007. Repair work of this furnace is progressing quite satisfactorily and it is expected to start operations in the later part of April 2007. It is also heartening to note the company has recorded highest ever production of Crude Steel of 2.65 million tons during the FY 2006-07. About JSW Steel Limited The JSW group, part of the US $ 4 billion O P Jindal Group, is one of the lowest cost steel producers in the world. The group has diversified interest in mining, carbon steel, power, industrial gases and port facilities. JSW Steel Limited is engaged primarily in manufacture of flat products viz. H R Coils, C R Coils, Galvanised products and auto grade / white goods grade CRCA Steel. Incorporated in 1994, it has grown to US $ 1.6 billion in little over a decade. JSW Steel Limited has the largest galvanizing production capacity in the country and is the largest exporter of galvanized products with presence in over 74 countries across five continents. Forward looking and Cautionary Statements: Certain statements in this release concerning our future growth prospects are forward looking statements, which involve a number of risks, and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in such forward looking statements. The risks and uncertainties relating to these statements include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties regarding fluctuations in earnings, our ability to manage growth, intense competition within Steel Industry including those factors which may affect our cost advantage, wage increases in India, our ability to attract and retain highly skilled professionals, time and cost overruns on fixed-price, fixed-time frame contracts, client concentration, restrictions on immigration, our ability to manage our internal operations, reduced demand for steel, our ability to successfully complete and integrate potential acquisitions, liability for damages on our service contracts, the success of the companies in which ­ has made strategic investments, withdrawal of fiscal governmental incentives, political instability, legal restrictions on raising capital or acquiring companies outside India, unauthorized use of our intellectual property and general economic conditions affecting our industry. For further details: Ameeta Munshi GM, Corporate Communications Tel: 24927000 email: Ameeta.Munshi@jsw.in");s1[106]=new Array("media_zone/pdf/refutal_algoma.pdf","media_zone/pdf/refutal_algoma.pdf","","PRESS RELEASE JSW Steel refutes interest in the acquisition of Algoma April 12, 2007 It is reported in the press "Steel Business Briefing " that the Director Finance of JSW Steel Limited admitted that the company would examine whether synergies between Canadian Algoma Steel and JSW Steel exist. The company denies having made such statement and places on record that JSW Steel Limited is not interested in acquiring the Canadian Algoma Steel. The JSW group, part of the US $ 4 billion O P Jindal Group, is one of the lowest cost steel producers in the world. The group has diversified interest in mining, carbon steel, power, industrial gases and port facilities. JSW Steel Limited is engaged primarily in manufacture of flat products viz. H R Coils, C R Coils, Galvanised products and auto grade / white goods grade CRCA Steel. Incorporated in 1994, it has grown to US $ 1.6 billion in little over a decade. JSW Steel Limited has the largest galvanizing production capacity in the country and is the largest exporter of galvanized products with presence in over 74 countries across five continents. Forward looking and Cautionary Statements Certain statements in this release concerning our future growth prospects are forward looking statements, which involve a number of risks, and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in such forward looking statements. The risks and uncertainties relating to these statements include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties regarding fluctuations in earnings, our ability to manage growth, intense competition within Steel Industry including those factors which may affect our cost advantage, wage increases in India, our ability to attract and retain highly skilled professionals, time and cost overruns on fixed-price, fixed-time frame contracts, client concentration, restrictions on immigration, our ability to manage our internal operations, reduced demand for steel, our ability to successfully complete and integrate potential acquisitions, liability for damages on our service contracts, the success of the companies in which ­ has made strategic investments, withdrawal of fiscal governmental incentives, political instability, legal restrictions on raising capital or acquiring companies outside India, unauthorized use of our intellectual property and general economic conditions affecting our industry For further details contact : Ameeta Munshi. GM ­ Corporate Communications JSW Steel Ltd. Tel: 24927000 Extn: 976 Cell: 98211 52500 Email: Ameeta.Munshi@jsw.in");s1[107]=new Array("media_zone/pdf/SE_intimation.pdf","media_zone/pdf/SE_intimation.pdf","","");s1[108]=new Array("media_zone/press_releses.shtml","One Stop Shop for Media _ The JSW Media Zone.","One Stop shop for all media persons to know about JSW Group of Companies, press releases,media e_kit, image gallery, media contact.","You are at : Media Zone: Press Releases    25 October 2007 JSW Steel Ltd. posts Highest Ever Net Profit of 511.23 Crores, up by 48%, in Q2, FY-08.  Read More   24 July 2007 JSW Steel Ltd., posts Highest Ever Net Profit of Rs 427.78 crores, up by 151%, in Q1, FY- 08  Read More   30 Apr. 2007 JSW Steel Ltd., showed the spirit of challenge by posting improved performance quarter after quarter.  Read More   17 Apr. 2007 JSW Steel Ltd., a leading Integrated Steel Producer has restarted operations of one of its Furnace at the Vidyanagar.  Read More   13 Apr. 2007 It is reported in the Press "Steel Business Briefing" that the Director Finance of JSW Steel Limited admitted that the company.  Read More   4 Apr. 2007 JSW Steel posted a growth of 20% in Crude Steel Production in Q4 for the FY 2006-07.  Read More   22 Jan. 2007 JSW Steel showed an impressive performance for the quarter ended 31.12.2006.  Read More   11 Jan. 2007 JSW Steel inks development agreement with West Bengal Government.  Read More   19th Oct. 2006 JSW Steel showed an impressive performance for the quarter ended 30.09.06.  Read More   25th July 2006 JSW Steel The company achieved a net profit of Rs.170.30 Crores and a net sales of Rs.1569.37 Crores.  Read More   19th April 2006 JSW Steel posts higher Net profit of Rs.410.68 crores in Q4 FY 2005-06.  Read More   1st April 2006 JSW Steel Ltd., one of the largest steel producers in India, today announced a hike in price of HR coils and Galvanized steel.  Read More     Keywords: press releases, testimonials, e-kit,jsw at a glance, image gallery, news about jsw, corporate news about jsw, virtual visit, media contact details, product images, jsw product images, jsw plant images");s1[109]=new Array("organization/awards_recognition.shtml","JSW: Awards and accreditation earned by JSW","Awards and accreditation earned by jsw group CII-ITC Sustaining Award-2007, CII-Exim Bank Award-2007, TERI Corporate Social Responsibility Award 2007, National Sustainability Award-2006, CII Award for Business Excellence-2006, awards and accreditation, jsw steel","You are at : The organisation : Awards & Recognition    2007-08   1 CII-ITC Sustaining Award-2007: Commendation Certificate for Significant Achievement in economic, environment and social performance.   2 CII-Exim Bank Award-2007: “Commendation certificate for significant achievement” towards business excellence.   3 TERI Corporate Social Responsibility Award 2007: Certificate of appreciation in recognition of corporate leadership for good corporate citizenship and sustainable initiatives amongst corporations with a turnover of above 500 crore rupees.    2006-07   1 National Sustainability Award-2006: Second Prize amongst the Integrated Steel Plants Category by Indian Institute of Metals.   2 CII Award for Business Excellence-2006: “Commendation certificate for significant achievement” towards business excellence.   3 India Manufacturing Excellence Award – 2006 : Corporate Gold Award in Metals Category by Frost & Sullivan.   4 Gold Award in metal and mining sector-2006 for outstanding achievement in Environment Management by Greentech Foundation   5 JSW Steel has won the "CIO 100 - Giant 100 Honouree 2006" (IT Award).   6 The ATHYUNNATHA SURAKSHA PURASKARA of National Safety Council – Karnataka Chapter for the year 2005   7 DMA Erehwan HR Innovative Awards-2006 : Second Place   8 IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award 2006 : Commendation certificate   9 Silver Award in metal and mining sector-2006 for outstanding achievement in Safety Management by Greentech Foundation   10 JSW steel presented max number of papers (30) in the NMD – ATM 2006 and won the following :    1st Prize in Oral Presentation in Mineral Section   1st Prize in Oral Presentation in Processes Section   2nd Prize in Metallography   2nd Prize in Poster Competition     2005-06   1 Gold Award in Metal Sector - for Outstanding Achievement in Environment Management by Greentech Foundation   2 India Manufacturing Excellence Award-2005: Platinum Award in Metals Category by Frost & Sullivan   3 Rockwell Jury Award for excellence   4 CII-EXIM Bank Award 2005 – “Commendation Certificate for Significant achievement” towards business excellence    2004-05   1 National Quality Award - 2004 (shared with Tata Steel) from Indian Institute of Metals for Best Quality Management Practices amongst Integrated Steel Plants of the country   2 NASSCOM BEST IT User Award 2004 - for Manufacturing sector   3 National Award 2004 - for Excellence in Energy Management by CII   4 National Award 2004 - for Excellence in Water Management by CII   5 CII-EXIM Bank Award 2004 - Commendation Certificate for strong commitment to Excel   6 Commendation in SHE Performance 2004 - Corporate Leadership and Excellence Award in SHE by CII   7 Indian Developers Felicitators Award -2005    2003-04   1 Silver Award in Metal Sector - 2003-04 for Outstanding Management practices in Safety & Health by Green Tech Foundation   2 CII-EXIM Bank Award 2003 - Commendation Certificate for strong commitment to TQM    2002-03   1 Silver Award in Metal Sector - 2002-03 for Outstanding Achievement in Environment Management by Greentech Foundation   2 National Quality Award - 2002 from IIM    Upto 2002   1 Prime Minister National Award for Excellence in Urban Planning & Design for Township      Lear more about JSW Group of companies   Keywords: CII-ITC Sustaining Award-2007, CII-Exim Bank Award-2007, TERI Corporate Social Responsibility Award 2007, National Sustainability Award-2006, CII Award for Business Excellence-2006, awards and accreditation, jsw steel");s1[110]=new Array("organization/jsw_aluminium.shtml","a major aluminium project, JSW aluminium, a JSW initiative","JSW Aluminium Ltd (JSWAL) was incorporated in the year 2005, 8th July as a Special Purpose Vehicle. The Alumina Refinery plant is located at S.Kota in Vizianagaram District of AndhraPradesh.","You are at : The organisation : New Initiatives : JSW Aluminium Ltd (JSWAL)  The Government of Andhra Pradesh and Jindal South West Holding Ltd. entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 1st July 2005, for setting up an Aluminium Complex with a Capacity of  Alumina Refinery of 1.4 MTPA along with its captive power plant of 3 X 30 MW and   Aluminium Smelter of 0.25 MTPA along with its captive power plant of 750 MW.  JSW Aluminium Ltd (JSWAL) was incorporated in the year 2005, 8th July as a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV).  The Alumina Refinery plant will be located at S.Kota in Vizianagaram District of AndhraPradesh. In its first phase, The Group will invest Rs.4000crores for setting up the Alumina Refinery of 1.4 MTPA along with its captive power plant of 3 X 30 MW. During the second phase, the Aluminium smelter with a capacity of 0.25 MTPA & its captive power plant having capacity of 750 MW will be set up with a further capital investment of Rs.5000 crores, thus the total investment being Rs.9000 crores on this project.  First phase investment of Rs. 4000 Crs to be funded on debt equity of 70:30.  CURRENT STATUS OF THE PROJECT  1. PLANT     Land    The Government of Andhra Pradesh has issued order for allotment of 1048.65 acres land vide order no 892 dated 28th June 2007. The Company has already started acquisition of Assigned land of 866.67 Acres and for the Government land it is expected to receive allotment order by mid Jan 08. Private land of 177.67 acres will be acquired directly from land owners in due course.     Water    The Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC) has allocated 8 GMD water from the Godavari River Resources.     Port     Visakhapatnam Port Authority has in principal allotted berth No. WQ-7 and back up area at north of NMDC for storage/ handling of Alumina and Caustic Soda. The feasibility study is in progress.     Railway     At S. Kota The Feasibility study for the Railway sliding at S.Kota has been completed and in principal approval has been received from East Coast Railway on 30.11.2007. At Similiguda The Feasibility study for the Railway sliding facilities for Bauxite loading at Similiguda station has been completed and in principal approval has been received from East Coast Railway on 04.12.2007. The Detailed Feasibility Report is under progress for both the siding.     Environmental Clearance     The Environmental Clearance for the project has been obtained from MOEF, GOI, New Delhi on 18.12.2007. Consent for Establishment (CFE) has been applied and it is expected by Jan 08.     Detailed Project Report (DPR)     Mandate has been already issued to MECON and final report will be ready by mid of Jan 08.     Engineering     Basic Engineering and Detail Engineering contracts are under final stage of negotiation and will be finalized by end of Jan 08.       2. Mines     Forest Clearance     Forest Advisory Committee of MOEF has cleared the proposal on 20.09.07 and CEC has recommended the proposal to the green bench of Supreme Court. Stage –I Forest Clearance is expected by early Feb 08.     Environment Clearance     It is under consideration and expected shortly.     Mining Lease     Mining Lease has been granted by Govt. of India on 7.12.2007. Action has been initiated by Industry Dept. GOAP for allotment of lease in favour of APMDC.     Bauxite Supply Agreement     Draft Agreement has been submitted to VC and MD, APMDC & Secretary (Industries & Commerce), GOAP. It is being vetted by their legal dept and expected their clearance with in 2-3 weeks time.     CSR     Two Mobile Health units and three tailoring centers are running well. Activities for setting up of BPO are in progress. Socio-Economic Survey has been started and expected to be completed in 3 months time.          Click here to know about JSW Bengal Steel Ltd.        Keywords: new initiative, jsw aluminium,jsw aluminum, government of Andhra Pradesh, aluminum, aluminum boats, aluminum foil, aluminum siding, aluminum fence, aluminum prices, aluminum wire, aluminum powder, aluminum alloy, aluminum price, aluminum coil, clean aluminum, aluminum products, capacity");s1[111]=new Array("organization/jsw_bengal_steel.shtml","JSW","","You are at : The organisation : New Initiatives : JSW Bengal Steel Ltd");s1[112]=new Array("organization/jsw_cement.shtml","JSW Cement, JSW new initiative",": JSW Cement, the new diversification foray of JSW Group, plans to set-up multi-locational cement manufacturing/grinding/bulk distribution facilities upto 5.3 million tons per annum.","You are at : The organisation : New Initiatives : JSW Cement  JSW Cement, the new diversification foray of JSW Group, plans to set-up multi-locational cement manufacturing/grinding/bulk distribution facilities upto 5.3 million tons per annum. The fast track projects include a Greenfield Cement Plant having 2 mtpa clinker with 1.1 mtpa Portland Slag Cement (PSC) and 1.5 mtpa clinker grinding facility in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh, 2.8 mtpa Slag grinding with 1.1 mtpa PSC at split located unit at Torngallu, in Bellary district of Karnataka, adjacent to the JSW Steel Plant, 2.2 mtpa bulk distribution PSC terminal near Bangalore and 0.3 mtpa slag grinding unit at Mecheri in Salem District of Tamilnadu. Construction work at its Toranagallu site has already started.   Click here to know about JSW infrastructure and Logistics    Keywords: JSW Cement, cement manufacturing, JSW group, greenfield cement plat, clicker,jsw steel, new initiatives, jsw group");s1[113]=new Array("organization/jsw_energy_ratnagiri.shtml","JSW Companies: JSW Energy Ratnagiri Limited (JSWERL).","Empowering India, and safeguarding her dreams, JSW Energy Ratnagiri, is one of the initiatives of JSW Group. JSWEL entered into MOU with the Government of Maharashtra on 10th June 2005 for setting up 1200 MW power plant in Jaigad, Ratnagiri District in Maharashtra State.","You are at : The organisation : New Initiatives : JSW Energy Ratnagiri   JSWEL has entered into MOU with the Govt. of Maharashtra on 10th June 2005 for the setting up of 1200 MW power plant in Jaigad, Ratnagiri Dist. in Maharashtra State. The site is located about 375 Kms from Mumbai and 60 Kms from Ratnagiri town. It is on tableland of about 30 m above the mean sea level (MSL) and is bounded by Arabian Sea and Shastri river on the north. The project will be implemented by a subsidiary company, JSW Energy ( Ratnagiri ) Limited (JSWERL). The total cost of the project is about Rs. 4500 crores. Project Report: TCE Consulting Engineering has finalized and issued the revised DPR for the project with four-unit configuration (4 x 300 MW). The revised DPR has also been submitted to the Government of Maharashtra. Environmental Clearance: Public hearing conducted successfully on 12 th September and NOC has been obtained from MPCB, to establish the project. The environmental clearance is received from MoEF on 17 th May’07. Power Evacuation: MSETCL has approved the evacuation plan prepared by PRDC through Karad and New Koyna with double circuit lines, on 28 th March 07. The modalities for setting up the transmission line with joint effort from MSETCL are being worked out. Power Purchase Agreements: Proposal has been submitted to Tata Power Trading Company and NTPC Power Trading Company for sale of 300MW. Revised RFP document has been received from M.P.Power Trading Company Limited. Last date of submission is 21/08/2007. Revised RFP from Haryana for 400MW is expected in a week’s time. RFP for Maharashtra is being prepared. Tariff bids expected from Punjab & Rajasthan in the near future.  A. Status on award of contracts     Following engineering / supply contracts have been awarded :     Supply of BTG package - M/s Shangai Electric Power Company, China.     General Civil works- M/s SEW Construction Ltd.     General Structural works - M/s Sunil Hi-Tech Engineers Ltd.     Chimney Construction - M/s Gammon India Ltd.     Induced Draft Cooling Tower - M/s Pharapur cooling towers Ltd.     Project Implementation Agreement - M/s JSW Energy Ltd.     Engineers for the project – M/s TCE.        Following contracts are scheduled to be finalised in January 2008:     Raw Water supply system – MoU finalised, scheduled for signing with MIDC by mid Jan’08.     Tender floated for Balance of Plant, through ICB process on 8 th December-07.     Bids received for logistics of inland transportation of BTG equipments.       B. Status of Power Plant Activities     95% of site grading work completed.     Foundation for 20 numbers of TG building columns completed, unit-2 boiler foundation work started.     Fabrication of 60 numbers of TG building columns completed and erection of work is in progress.     Chimney: 115 piles completed out of 324 for the first chimney.     Cooling towers: Excavation for CT - 1 & 2 in progress.     About 530 local village workers and about 515 contract workers have been mobilized.     SEC has dispatched foundation bolts for Boiler & ESP of Unit – 1&2.     33kV construction power: 90% of Pole erection and 70% stringing completed. 50 MT Weigh bridge has been installed & commissioned.     As on 31 st Dec, 2007 completion status is as under:  Particulars Units Total Completed % of total PCC & RCC cum 75850 2300 3.03 Structural Fabrication Ton 19500 1950 10.00 Structural Erection Ton 19500 250 1.28   Click here to know about another initiative takes by JSW Group: Raj West Power.    Keywords: JSW energy,ratnagiri, energy plant, energy, energy conservation, energy providers, department of energy, energy prices, consumers energy, energy companies, energy company, energy sources, energy provider, energy service, human resources, new initiative");s1[114]=new Array("organization/jsw_infrastructure.shtml","JSW infrastructure and Logistics, JSW new initiative","JSW Group is developing a Greenfield Port at Dhamankhol bay in Jaigarh, Ratnagiri Dist., Maharashtra under the name of JSW Jaigarh Port Ltd.(JSWJPL). This facility will be 100% subsidiary of JSW Infrastructure and Logistics Ltd which is the holding company for investments in the Logistics and Maritime Infrastructure sector of JSW Group.","You are at : The organisation : New Initiatives : JSW Infrastructure and Logistics  JSW Group is developing a Greenfield Port at Dhamankhol bay in Jaigarh, Ratnagiri Dist., Maharashtra under the name of JSW Jaigarh Port Ltd.(JSWJPL). This facility will be 100% subsidiary of JSW Infrastructure and Logistics Ltd which is the holding company for investments in the Logistics and Maritime Infrastructure sector of JSW Group. JSWJPL is developing an all weather deep water direct berthing port in phased manner. The stages includes:  Phase 1: Project work commenced and is expected to commission by March 2009. It will initially have two berths for handling Panamax size vessels of 80,000 dwt each. The cargo handling and coal handling plant is being built on state-of-the-art complete closed loop mechanized handling systems with 4000 tph capacity on ship unloading side to 2000 tph capacity on reclaiming side. It will initially meet the cargo handling requirements for the JSW Energy (Ratnagiri) Ltd proposed power plant of 1200 MW. It will also cater to other common user industry requirements in and around the hinterland. JSWIL is also planning to expand Port Business at other locations in India and overseas in Logistics & Infrastructure development supports to groups core business of Steel, Mining and Power business expansions. Phase 1 will cost around Rs 670 crores. The facilities shall be capable of handling 4 MTPA to 16 MTPA of imported coal.  Phase 2: Completion of development with multi-cargo port facility and a shipyard facility.  The project work has commenced at site and project team is in place to execute the project as per the planned schedules"   Learn more about JSW history/growth.    Keywords: new initiatives, logistics management, supply chain logistics, port, freight logistics, infrastructure company, companies, infrastructure management, shipping logistics, infrastructure industry, supply and logistics, operation, planning, services, Greenfield port, dhamankhol bay, ratnagiri district, JSW Jaigarh Port Ltd, jswjpl, maritime infrastructure sector, capacity");s1[115]=new Array("organization/key_persons.shtml","JSW Board of Directors","JSW Steel _ key persons, bard of directors, chairman","You are at : The organisation : Key Persons    Mr. Sajjan Jindal (Vice chairman & MD)   Mrs. Sangita Jindal (Chairperson JSW Foundation)   Mr. N.K. Jain, (Advisor, JSW Steel Ltd.)   Mr. Anirudh Singh (Sr. Vice President - HR)   Mr. Seshagiri Rao (Director - Finance)   Mr. K N Patel (JMD & CEO – JSW Holdings)   Mr. Pawan Kedia (Sr. Vice President - Commercial)   Mr. Jayant Acharya (Sr. Vice President - Marketing)   Mr. Arun Mubayi (President - Corporate Relations)   Mrs. Sharmila Banerjee (Associate Vice President - Corporate Communication)   Mr. Y.S.S Rao (JMD & CEO, JSW Steel Ltd.)   Mr. J.K. Tandon (Director – Projects)   Mr. Madhukar Rajagopal  (CEO JSoft Solutions Ltd.)   Captain BVJK Sharma (JMD & CEO – SWPL)   Mr. S.S. Rao (JMD & CEO, JSW Energy Ltd.)   Mr. Pramod Menon (CFO, JSW Energy Ltd.)   Mr. Tuhin Mukherjee (Executive Director, Mining)   Krishna Deshika (JSW Bengal Steel Ltd.)   Biswadip Gupta ((JSW Bengal Steel Ltd.)   R.C. Sodani (CEO – Cement)   Dr. V.K. Nowal (Director - Commercial)    Learn more about the organization’s New Initiatives.     Keywords: mr sajjan jindal, mrs sangita jindal, chairman, keypersons, board of directors, company board of directors, list of board of directors, board of directors search, ceo, executive, registered, owners, chamber, members, composition, board of directors resolution, registration, defined, bankers, auditors, legal advisories, share holders");s1[116]=new Array("organization/message.shtml","JSW Group: New Initiatives","","You are at : Message from Mr Jindal   Dear Jindalite, The heartwarming second quarter results of JSW Steel has buoyed our spirits. The record profit of Rs.511.23 crores, despite steep rise in raw material prices and freight escalations, speaks volumes about our performance. We must continue the good work in the second half of the year as well and scale new heights. The merger of SISCOL with JSW is indeed very heartening. We have now become a 4.8 mtpa conglomerate making us the second largest steel maker of India in the private sector. We have once again demonstrated that with strategic investment, prudent planning and dedicated team-work we can do wonders. The turnaround in SISCOL’s performance and subsequent fortunes has indeed been a golden chapter in our short but glorious history. More than the turnaround what impressed me most is the short time within which this was achieved. I have always maintained that, in this highly competitive world, going on the right path itself is not enough. The speed with which we traverse ahead is equally important. Quick response time is the key to success. Recently, Ernst & Young announced their annual Entrepreneur of the Year Awards. It was an honour and privilege to be declared the winner in the manufacturing sector. I felt honoured because in many ways it was a tribute to the entire JSW collective. I still remember those early days in Vijayanagar works when everybody was questioning our wisdom to set up a corex based steel plant in a remote location. There is a very thin line between taking a gamble and taking a calculated risk. I think entrepreneurship is all about treading this fine line and delivering results through a well knit team. I dedicate this trophy to team JSW who have converted my dreams to a reality. The coming year will herald in new challenges not only in the field of steel but also in the new areas where we are diversifying. Power, cement and aluminum will be our new frontiers. I have full faith in my team and I am sure that together we will blaze new trails and set new industry benchmarks. With best wishes, Mr. Sajjan Jindal");s1[117]=new Array("organization/op_jindal.shtml","JSW Group: one of fastest growing business houses","","You are at : The organisation : Overview   OP JINDAL: THE MAN OF STEEL WHO COULD TALK TO MACHINES August 7,1930 – March 31,2005    Mr. OP Jindal was born on August 7, 1930 in a village called Nalwa, district Hissar in Haryana. His father, late Netram Jindal, was a farmer. Signs of greatness were detected very early. In his childhood he exhibited his restlessness and always seemed to be person in tearing hurry to achieve something. His mother Chandrawati Devi was the first to observe this and she has been credited to have said, “ Om Prakash hasn’t got feet. He’s got wheels.” It is said that in his childhood he wanted to be a wrestler. But destiny had bigger things in store for him. The stamp “Made in England” on steel products was his trigger. It enraged him and aroused in him a nationalist fervor, so typical of the youth of those times. It motivated him to manufacture steel with the made in India stamp. Mr.OP Jindal always maintained that India should be self-sustained in every sector of industry. He visited several foreign countries and acquired a great deal of knowledge that he applied to enhance production in his establishments. At the age of 22 he set up a manufacturing unit in West Bengal with an initial investment of forty thousand rupees. And since then he has never looked back Since his childhood the young OP Jindal had keen interest in technical work. He started his industrial career with a small bucket-manufacturing unit in Hisar in the 50’s and in 1964 set up a pipe unit, Jindal India Limited, which at present known as Jindal Industries Limited. He laid the foundation of a large factory, Jindal Strips Limited, in 1969. Today, the factory has the largest share in India's total stainless steel production. Although Mr. OP Jindal was not an engineer by qualification he stunned the best of technical brains with his deep insight and problem solving approach. He wasn’t just a problem solver. He was, in the true sense, an innovator. He began, of all things with a canon. This goes back to the days when Nalwa village was vulnerable with the violence of partition. He devised a cannon, which worked on gunpowder. It would be fired every night as a deterrent. His later innovations transformed the steel industry. His contribution to the special tools industry, particularly, has been outstanding and has been recognized with several Lifetime achievement awards. At present, the OPJindal conglomerate comprises of four broad divisions. Mr. PR Jindal heads Jindal SAW, Mr. Sajjan Jindal heads JSW group of companies, Mr. Rattan Jindal heads Jindal Stainless and Mr. Naveen Jindal heads Jindal Steel and Power. It has a combined turnover of over eight billion US dollars and gives livelihood to thousands of families directly. The core competency of the group lies in steel and power. It is now diversifying into aluminum, cement, mining, Ports & infrastructure, Information Technology. The group has an aggressive expansion and diversification plan with steel plants coming up in Orissa, West Bengal and some foreign acquisitions as well in the near future. Mr. OP Jindal was also a profound humanist. Wherever he set up industries, hospitals, schools, housing colonies for employees would follow. He was a great proponent of educating girls. He would say that if you educate a girl you are actually educating two families. One, where she is born and the other where she would go after her marriage. The Vidya Devi Jindal School (VDJS) in Hissar is only one of the five schools that have granted the “International School Award” by the British Council. He was also the Chairman of N.C. Jindal Charitable Trust under whose auspices 500-bed N.C. Jindal Institute of Medical Care functions in Hisar. A Vidya Devi Jindal School for girls up to the level of plus two is also run by the trust in Hisar while N.C. Jindal Public School is being run in Delhi. Keeping in view his selfless social services and philanthropic contributions, he was unanimously nominated chairman of the Maharaja Agarsen Medical Education and Scientific Research Society. He was also the custodian trustee of the Agroha Vikas Trust. He was married to Mrs. Savitri Devi Jindal and they have four sons and five daughters. He was elected Member of Parliament from Kurukshetra in 1996 and was elected to the Haryana Assembly in 1991, 2000 and 2005. His favourite pastime was to acquaint himself with the latest knowledge in industry and farming and listening to music. He took keen interest in horse riding, kabaddi, wrestling and walking to keep fit. From a farmer to billionaire industrialist, his life is a classic example of what can be achieved through sheer determination and tenacity.     BACK");s1[118]=new Array("organization/op_jindal_group.shtml","O.P. Jindal Group: One of India’s most dynamic business groups","","You are at : The organisation : Overview   The Jindal group is a US $8 billion conglomerate, which over the last three decades has emerged as one of India's most dynamic business groups. Founded in 1952 by O.P. Jindal, a first-generation entrepreneur, it is today a leading steel producer, with interests spanning across the spectrum, from mining iron ore, to manufacturing value-added steel products. Om Prakash Jindal, the group founder, started off in a small village in Haryana by trading in steel pipes. He established a manufacturing plant near Kolkata in 1952, producing steel pipes, bends and sockets. The visionary entrepreneur then expanded to Hissar in Haryana, setting up a steel pipes manufacturing unit. Today, the Jindal group is a multi-billion-dollar, multi-location, multi-product business empire. From mining iron ore, the group produces hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel products, high-grade pipes and value-added galvanized items. It has also diversified into a foray of core sector businesses. The Jindal Group has manufacturing outfits across India, US and Indonesia offices across the globe. 'Growth with a social conscience’ has been a way of life for the Jindal group. The group's strength lies in its individual companies, with each one committed to consolidating its strengths and excelling in its chosen field. The core team of the Group comprises the four sons of the founder. Sajjan Jindal looks after JSW Steel Limited, Jindal United Steel Inc, JSW Energy ( earlier known as Jindal Thermal Power Company Ltd ), South West Port Ltd, Jindal Praxair Oxygen Company Pvt Ltd. Salem Works and Jsoft. Ratan Jindal manages Jindal Stainless Ltd. and Jindal Strips Ltd, while Naveen Jindal looks after Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. The technology-driven group employs large number of people across the globe. O.P. Jindal, over the years, built up a reputation for integrity, and dynamism, and his four sons are today continuing with his rich legacy.     BACK");s1[119]=new Array("organization/overview.shtml","JSW Group: one of fastest growing business houses","JSW group is one of the fastest growing business conglomerates with a strong presence in the core economic sector. This Sajjan Jindal led enterprise has grown from a steel rolling mill in 1982 to a multi business conglomerate worth Rs. 14700 crore (US $ 3.7 billion).","You are at : The organisation : Overview   JSW group is one of the fastest growing business conglomerates with a strong presence in the core economic sector. This Sajjan Jindal led enterprise has grown from a steel rolling mill in 1982 to a multi business conglomerate worth Rs. 14700 crore (US $ 3.7 billion). As part of the US $ 8 billion O P Jindal Group, JSW group has now diversified interests in Steel, Energy, Minerals & mining, Aluminum, Infrastructure & logistic, Cement and Information Technology. The group has grown to US $ 3.7 billion in little over a decade.     Read about the OP Jindal Group     Read about Shri OP Jindal     On its road to growth and expansion, the group is also conscious about its responsibility towards environment and Social development. Eco-efficiency is a matter of principles. Prevention measures for damage to the environment are taken into account at the planning stage of production and growth. JSW Foundation an integral part of the group, is the CSR wing of the group and has a vision to create socio economic difference in the field of Education, Health and Sports, Community relationship/propagation as well as Art, Culture and Heritage.     Learn more about JSW Foundation      Learn more about the JSW Vision and our values      Keywords: jsw group, sajjan jindal, op jindal, steel, energy, minerals, & mining, aluminium, infrastructure and logistics, cemenr, and information, technology, multiple business group, fast growing, overview");s1[120]=new Array("organization/raj_westpower.shtml","Raj West Power Plant , JSW new initiative","Foraying into Rajasthan, Raj WestPower Ltd. (RWPL), a wholly owned subsidiary of JSWEL is putting up a 1000 MW (8 Units of 125 MW each) Lignite based pit head power plant at village Bhadresh in Barmer district. The estimated cost of this project is Rs.4804 crores.","You are at : The organisation : New Initiatives : Raj WestPower   Foraying into Rajasthan, Raj WestPower Ltd. (RWPL), a wholly owned subsidiary of JSWEL is putting up a 1000 MW (8 Units of 125 MW each) Lignite based pit head power plant at village Bhadresh in Barmer district. The estimated cost of this project is Rs.4804 crores. Lignite, the required raw material (fuel) will be made available from the nearby Jalipa and Kapurdi mines. For the purpose of mining, a joint venture company, Barmer Lignite Mining Company Limited (BLMCL) has been set up between Rajasthan State Minerals and Mining Ltd. and Raj WestPower Limited. This is the first and largest public Private partnership in the state of Rajasthan. The major part of the land required for the power project has already been acquired and the site activities have commenced. The first unit of the proposed eight units is slated to be synchronized in October 2008 and the subsequent units will be synchronized every two months thereafter. The company is in the advanced stages of finalizing supply of major equipment like boiler, TG etc. The water required for the project will be brought from IGNP through a 184 KM long pipeline for which water supply agreement has also been signed. The Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for sale of Power from the project has been signed with various State owned distribution Companies after necessary approvals from the Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission.  Salient Features of the Project  1 Project size 8X125 MW 2 Fuel 22000 MT of Lignite per Day 3 Water requirement 80 Cusecs 4 Power evacuation 3 lines 400 KV and 3 lines 220KV 5 Cost per unit of power 2.27 for the first year,1.91 levellised tariff 6 Target for first unit synchronization October-08 7 Project Cost for Power plant Rs. 4804 crores 8 Project cost for mines Rs. 467 crores   Learn more about JSW initiative: JSW Cement.    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Upstream   Inauguration of Vijaya Vittal Nagar   Inauguration of Cement Plant   Commissioning of Boiler – Blast Furnace 1   Inauguration of Jindal Sanjeevini Hospital   Inauguration of Beneficiation plant   JSW Steel Ltd. Downstream   Production capacity of CRM 3 from presents 1,25,000 tpa to 1,50,000 tpa   Capacity of the CGL 1 line increased from present 1,75,000 tpa to 2,00,000 tpa   Flux line commissioned to cater to ULTG market and augmenting the GI capacity by 48,000 tpa   CSD 2 line’s furnace capacity increased from 18 tph to 26 tph     2002 – 2003 JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream: Ground breaking of reheating furnace of Hot Strip Mill JSW Steel Ltd. Downstream: JISCO turns around with turnover crossing Rs.1600 Crores     2001 – 2002 Commissioning of Corex II Inauguration of dedusting system of Corex Cast Houses     2000 – 2001 JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream   Commissioning of Continuous Casting Plant II   Commissioning of Pellet Plant     1999 – 2000 JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream: Commissioning of Corex 1, Basic Oxygen Furnace 1, Continuous Casting Plant 1 and Basic Oxygen Furnace II Converter JTPCL: Synchronization Unit II South West Port Ltd (SWPL) incorporated     1998 – 1999 JISCO Vasind & Tarapur Works JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream: First metal tapping at Corex JTPCL: Synchronization Unit 1 JSW Steel Ltd. Downstream: Increase in cold rolling capacity to 0.4 MTPA and galvanizing capacity of 0.55 MTPA each     1997 – 1998 JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream: Inauguration of Hot Strip Mill JISCO Turnover crossed the Rs.1000 Crore mark (US $ 255 million) JVSL Vijayanagar Works     1996 – 1997 Gets ISO 9002 Certification     1995 – 1996 JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream: Production of Corex 1 started JPOCL: Inauguration of Jindal Praxair Oxygen Company Ltd (JPOCL) Indigenous development of continuous galvanizing line (CSD-II) at Tarapur with Hot Bridle & Zinc Coating measurement gauges.     1994 – 1995 4-Hi cold rolling mill at Vasind with modern automatic facilities Cold rolling facility at Tarapur to feed the material to CSD I Hot rolling capacity reaches 2,80,000 tpa at HRM Vasind State-of-the-art indigenously developed Continuous Galvanizing Line (CGL) at Vasind     1993 – 1994 JSW Steel Ltd. Upstream: JISCO promotes Jindal Vijayanagar Steel Limited (JVSL) JTPCL: Incorporated as Jindal Tractable on March 0, 1994. Later renamed as Jindal Thermal Power Co Ltd     1992 – 1993 Coated Strips Division (CSD-I) at JISCO- Tarapur to produce galvanized sheets/ coils JISCO Vasind & Tarapur Works JISCO promotes Jindal Vijayanagar Steel Ltd. (JVSL) Incorporated as Jindal Tractabel on March 10, 1994. Later renamed as JSW Energy Ltd     1990 – 1991 Merger of a hot rolling mill at Vasind with JISCO     1982 – 1983   Commissioning of 20 – Hi cold rolling mill at Vasind Acquisition of a mini steel mill at Tarapur, to form JISCO    Learn about the Awards and Recognition’s earned by JSW.   Keywords: tracing history, growth, milestones, corporate milestones, commissioning, notification, jsw group");s1[122]=new Array("organization/values.shtml","Our Values and Vision: Young thinking","Young thinking is crystal clear.   Young thinking fosters leadership.  Young thinking is unique.  Young thinking is for winners.  ","You are at : The organisation : Values   OUR VALUES   Young thinking is crystal clear. Openess and transparency above all else. Be it in our transactions, our operations or our interactions with our stakeholders.  Young thinking fosters leadership. Every man is his own master. Every man has the ability to make vital decisions at every level. 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