The company invested Rs 600 crore for the project and it aims to expand production capabilities to meet the growing demand for high-quality steel products across various industries.
he company's plant in Jamuria, WB, is being built at a total capital cost of Rs 603 crore, with Rs 346 crore invested and Rs 257 crore yet to be invested
The stock price climbed after the company's management informed investors about its growth plans in its businesses of aluminium and stainless-steel products
UBS reckons the market is not fully appreciating Shyam Metalics' integrated operations