SAMBHV to expand capacity with new Cold Rolling Mill and Integrated Steel Project
SAMBHV Steel Tubes plans to expand its manufacturing capacity by establishing a new cold rolling mill and an integrated steel manufacturing project, with investments of ₹18 crore and ₹75.5 crore respectively, expected to be completed by Q4-FY2027.
The capacity expansion involves substantial investment and is expected to increase production capacity, potentially leading to higher revenue and market share. However, the actual impact will depend on market conditions and the company's ability to efficiently utilize the new capacities.
The announcement details significant capacity expansion plans, indicating a positive outlook for the company's growth and future prospects.
* Board approved capacity expansion on November 8, 2025. * Setting up a Cold Rolling Mill (Stainless Steel) at Unit II, Kuthrel, Chhattisgarh, with total capacity after expansion of 1,78,000 MT per annum. Existing capacity is 58,000 MT per annum with 86% utilization. Proposed investment is ₹18 crore (₹180 Million), financed through internal accruals/debt; expected to be added by Q4-FY2027. * Establishing a Greenfield Integrated Steel Manufacturing Project at Kesda, Chhattisgarh, with capacity after proposed addition of Induction Furnace + AOD/VOD + LRF Hot Rolling Mill (HRM) to 7,20,000 MT per annum, Hot Rolled Annealing & Pickling (HRAP) to 8,10,000 MT per annum, and Power Plant to 50 MW. Existing capacities are 3,60,000 MT per annum, 4,50,000 MT per annum and 25 MW with utilization of 84%, 62% and 88% respectively. Proposed investment is ₹75.5 crore (₹755 Million), financed through internal accruals/debt; expected to be added by Q4-FY2027. * Rationale for expansion is to meet captive requirements and growing market demand.
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