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Modernisation of Salem Steel Plant

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What was asked, and of whom?

The question asked by Shri T R Baalu to the Ministry of Steel regarding the modernisation and capacity augmentation of Salem Steel Plant, including investment details and export promotion initiatives for stainless steel.

Who asked / answered

Shri T R Baalu (asked), Ministry of Steel (answered)

What the government said

  • Salem Steel Plant (SSP) has a steel melting capacity of 1.8 lakh tonnes and a rolling capacity of 3.6 lakh tonnes per annum
  • Existing capacity is underutilised in SSP
  • SAIL has undertaken measures to improve operational efficiency, long-term sustainability, capacity utilization, operational efficiency, raw material and power consumption optimization, and product mix rationalization with emphasis on value-added stainless-steel products
  • SAIL is streamlining marketing strategy to promote domestic and international sales of stainless steel
Source bodyParliament of India — Questions & Answers (Lok Sabha, starred)
Reference numberLS Q32 (Session 8)
Statusclosed (section: question)
Year21.0
Closing date
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