The Ministry of Steel, Government of India, is the central authority responsible for overseeing the development and regulation of the Indian steel industry. Established to formulate policies and strategies for the growth of the steel sector, the Ministry aims to increase production, encourage investments, and ensure the availability of raw materials for steel manufacturing. It works closely with various stakeholders, including public and private sector companies, to implement initiatives that promote sustainable growth, technological advancements, and global competitiveness. The Ministry also plays a critical role in policy-making for the iron and steel industry and engages in strategic planning to support the country's infrastructure and industrial development goals.
Invest Punjab is the Government of Punjab’s investment promotion and facilitation agency, dedicated to attracting and supporting investments in the state. As a one-stop agency, it provides seamless services to investors, from project initiation to implementation, through a single-window system that ensures swift approvals and minimal bureaucratic hurdles. By fostering a business-friendly environment, Invest Punjab has successfully attracted investments across key sectors, positioning the state as a competitive industrial hub.
AISRA is promoting Re-Rolling technology (R&D) and rendering all assistance to members for efficient running of their units. It is helping the industry in pollution control/BIS/coal and for other reasons. AISRA is liaisoning with UNDP for infrastructure update and R&D to help its members to use the technology at their Re-Rolling mills. The steel Re-Rolling industry has grown at a very rapid pace during the last two decades. According to rough estimates, there are more than 1,500 Re-Rolling mills in the country. Our main steel plants, instead of producing billets or other heavier sections, keep themselves occupied in Re-Rolling bars, rods, and other small sections, which can economically help them to grow. At every step, AISRA is doing its best by providing the right information to its steel Re-Rolling industry members through its mouth-piece 'STEEL REROLLERS' free of cost. Members are familiar with the magazine as it provides AISRA-related news, government notifications, and case laws of Central Excise & Customs.
AIIFA is a leading industry body representing the interests of India's induction furnace sector. Established to advocate for the growth and development of induction furnace technology, AIIFA plays a crucial role in liaising with government authorities, policymakers, and industry stakeholders. The association actively promotes sustainable practices, technological advancements, and regulatory compliance within the industry. By organizing events, workshops, and forums, AIIFA provides its members with valuable insights, networking opportunities, and access to the latest industry trends, ensuring the continued advancement and competitiveness of the induction furnace sector in India.
Steel Re-Rolling Mills play a pivotal role in the secondary steel industry, focusing on recycling scrap or semi-finished steel to produce high-quality finished products such as TMT bars, angles, channels, and beams. These mills are critical to meeting the growing demand for steel across various sectors, including construction, infrastructure, and manufacturing. By utilizing state-of-the-art technology and sustainable processes, steel re-rolling mills contribute significantly to resource efficiency and the circular economy, reducing environmental impact while delivering essential steel products to the market.