Shyam Metalics’ Agarwal Takes Charge as ICC President
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Shyam Metalics’ Agarwal Takes Charge as ICC President

Shyam Metalics, one of India’s leading integrated metal producers, announces that its Chairman and Managing Director, Brij Bhushan Agarwal, has been elected President of the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Agarwal assumes this role after serving as Senior Vice President, bringing decades of experience and a progressive vision for Indian industry.

As ICC President, Agarwal aims to strengthen the Chamber as a platform supporting industry in sustainable growth, policy advocacy, technology adoption, and global competitiveness. His focus includes enabling businesses to embrace innovation, renewable energy integration, and alignment with India’s long-term development goals.

With extensive experience in the metals and mining sector, Agarwal has led Shyam Metalics into becoming a prominent integrated metal producer, with a strong presence in steel, ferro alloys, and aluminium products. Beyond business achievements, he has championed social initiatives in education, healthcare, rural development, and skill enhancement, reflecting his belief that industrial progress must align with social responsibility and environmental stewardship.

Speaking on his election, Agarwal said, “It is a privilege to serve as President of the ICC. Indian industry must accelerate economic growth while embracing sustainability and inclusivity. My vision is for ICC to act as a bridge between policymakers, businesses, and communities, helping industries adopt new technologies, expand globally, and invest in green solutions. Together, we can create opportunities that empower people, protect the environment, and position India as a global leader.”

Shyam Metalics, one of India’s leading integrated metal producers, announces that its Chairman and Managing Director, Brij Bhushan Agarwal, has been elected President of the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Agarwal assumes this role after serving as Senior Vice President, bringing decades of experience and a progressive vision for Indian industry.As ICC President, Agarwal aims to strengthen the Chamber as a platform supporting industry in sustainable growth, policy advocacy, technology adoption, and global competitiveness. His focus includes enabling businesses to embrace innovation, renewable energy integration, and alignment with India’s long-term development goals.With extensive experience in the metals and mining sector, Agarwal has led Shyam Metalics into becoming a prominent integrated metal producer, with a strong presence in steel, ferro alloys, and aluminium products. Beyond business achievements, he has championed social initiatives in education, healthcare, rural development, and skill enhancement, reflecting his belief that industrial progress must align with social responsibility and environmental stewardship.Speaking on his election, Agarwal said, “It is a privilege to serve as President of the ICC. Indian industry must accelerate economic growth while embracing sustainability and inclusivity. My vision is for ICC to act as a bridge between policymakers, businesses, and communities, helping industries adopt new technologies, expand globally, and invest in green solutions. Together, we can create opportunities that empower people, protect the environment, and position India as a global leader.”

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