Vijay Sharma, Director, Jindal Stainless
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Vijay Sharma, Director, Jindal Stainless

Founded by OP Jindal in 1970, Jindal Stainless group is among India’s largest stainless steel manufacturing consortia led by Ratan Jindal and Abhyuday Jindal. The group has an annual turnover of $ 2.70 billion (March 2021) and annual melt capacity of 1.9 million tonne (MT). It has two stainless steel manufacturing units in India, in Haryana and Odisha. Integrated operations, from mining to manufacturing of finished products, make Jindal Stainless one of the best stainless steel producers in the world. The group has a cold rolling unit in Indonesia, a world-class service centre in Europe and a countrywide network of 10 sales offices in India, with 11 global offices across the world. Vijay Sharma, Director, Jindal Stainless, shares more on:

  • The strategies adoped to overcome COVID-19 and other challenges in FY2020-21
  • Major contributors to growth in FY2020-21
  • Decisions avoided/made that helped maintain topline and bottomline
  • Plans for growth in FY2021-22 and beyond
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    Founded by OP Jindal in 1970, Jindal Stainless group is among India’s largest stainless steel manufacturing consortia led by Ratan Jindal and Abhyuday Jindal. The group has an annual turnover of $ 2.70 billion (March 2021) and annual melt capacity of 1.9 million tonne (MT). It has two stainless steel manufacturing units in India, in Haryana and Odisha. Integrated operations, from mining to manufacturing of finished products, make Jindal Stainless one of the best stainless steel producers in the world. The group has a cold rolling unit in Indonesia, a world-class service centre in Europe and a countrywide network of 10 sales offices in India, with 11 global offices across the world. Vijay Sharma, Director, Jindal Stainless, shares more on: The strategies adoped to overcome COVID-19 and other challenges in FY2020-21 Major contributors to growth in FY2020-21 Decisions avoided/made that helped maintain topline and bottomline Plans for growth in FY2021-22 and beyondClick here to more…

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