Mild Steel News Today

The Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai has invited tenders for installing stainless steel railings near the Western Express Highway in Dahisar East, valued at approximately Rs. 0.18 crore.

China's methanol market faces downside risks due to rising November non-Iranian imports, weaker olefin demand, and potential coastal plant shutdowns, signaling upcoming inventory builds and falling spot prices.

China's aniline prices hit a year-to-date high of Yuan 15,000/t by October 15, driven by tight spot supply and maintenance. However, upcoming restarts and new capacity threaten a price decline.

EU climate policies boost green steel demand. India can leverage low-cost renewables and green hydrogen to export green iron to Europe, avoiding carbon taxes and capturing a 25% price premium.

Tenova is progressing on a major contract from JSW JFE to supply three advanced processing lines for producing high-efficiency grain-oriented electrical steel, strengthening India's power infrastructure.

Setting up a steel forging plant in India offers strong growth, with investments ranging from INR 5 to 700 crore, 10-15 percent net margins, and robust demand driven by automotive and export markets.

India’s stainless steel market faces mixed signals heading into November, as Taiwanese mills are expected to raise prices while broader Asian trading remains subdued amid weak demand. Domestic prices will depend on nickel and stainless scrap costs, mill price revisions, import availability and grade-specific demand; buyers should verify actual offers before committing to higher-priced inventory.

India's small steelmakers, producing 40% of crude steel, struggle to adopt green technologies due to tight margins, high costs, and limited capital, despite government pressure for decarbonisation.

Aging energy infrastructure and surging data center power demand are driving massive investments in grid modernization, significantly boosting market demand for steel towers and aluminum cables.

India became a net steel exporter in April–September FY2026–27, with total steel exports rising 38% year-on-year to 5.53 million tonnes (mnt), against imports of 4.84 mnt. Strong HRC, plate and billet shipments, a weaker rupee and demand from Vietnam and the Middle East supported exports, while EU trade restrictions and rising Chinese shipments remain key market risks.