JSW Steel and POSCO to Discuss Integrated Steel Plant in India

Published on Aug 18, 2025.
JSW Steel and POSCO to Discuss Integrated Steel Plant in India

JSW Steel and South Korean firm POSCO have recently taken a significant step towards enhancing their collaboration in the steel manufacturing sector. On August 18, the two companies signed a non-binding agreement that outlines their intention to explore the development of a 6 million ton steel plant in India. This initiative marks a strategic move that reflects the growing demand for steel in the region and aligns with broader industrial goals.

The potential integrated steel plant, if realized, could serve as a vital contributor to India's steel production capabilities and strengthen the economic partnership between India and South Korea. This project underscores the importance of international cooperation in the industrial arena and highlights JSW Steel's commitment to expanding its footprint in the steel market.

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