Jindal Stainless Doubles Slag Processing Capacity with ₹1,250 Crore Wet Milling Plant
Jindal Stainless doubles slag processing capacity with a new ₹1,250 crore wet milling plant in Jajpur, Odisha, in partnership with Harsco Environmental, advancing circular production and creating 140 jobs.
The impact is high given the substantial capital expenditure (₹1,250 crore), the long-term strategic partnership, the environmental benefits through circular production, and the creation of new jobs. This initiative significantly contributes to the company's sustainability and operational efficiency.
The announcement is positive due to significant investment in sustainable practices, capacity expansion, job creation, and alignment with long-term ESG and Net Zero goals. The partnership with a global leader also strengthens the initiative.
Jindal Stainless Limited (JSL) announced on October 15, 2025, that it is doubling its slag processing capacity by establishing a new wet milling plant at its Jajpur, Odisha, unit. This initiative aims to advance circular production and conserve natural resources. * The company is partnering with Harsco Environmental under a 15-year agreement to build and operate the plant. * JSL is committing to an investment of USD 150 million (approximately ₹1,250 crore) for this project. Over the agreement period, the plant is expected to recover metal from slag, providing equivalent value. * This expansion is projected to create approximately 140 new jobs in the region. * Managing Director, Mr. Abhyuday Jindal, stated that this step aligns with JSL's commitment to responsible and environmentally conscious growth, strengthening circularity in stainless steel production. * The initiative is an integral part of Jindal Stainless' long-term Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals, supporting its commitment to achieve Net Zero by 2050. The company had already reduced its carbon footprint by approximately 14% in FY25.
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