The 3rd India Supply Chain Summit - Steel & Metals 2025 is set to be a remarkable event, bringing together the policy makers and industry leaders from the steel and metal sectors. As India accelerates its industrial growth, the summit will provide a pivotal platform for discussions, collaborations, and innovations surrounding the future of steel and metal supply, and strategies to mitigate risks associated with price volatility and supply chain.
This summit will focus on engaging discussions, expert panels, and opportunities to forge valuable connections. It will feature on key areas such as supply chain resilience, advanced technologies. The event will also address key concerns like demand and supply fluctuations, hedging strategies, and methods to mitigate risk in a volatile market. In addition, discussions will highlight the importance of financing for sustainable supply chain and the role of Pre-Engineered Buildings (PEB) in the end-user sectors.
Join us at New Delhi, India.(date to be announced) for a distinctive conference that brings together professionals and stakeholders looking to shape the future of supply chains in the steel and metal industries.
India’s GDP is projected to grow by 7% in FY25, driven by the government's ambitious goal of becoming a $5 trillion economy. This growth is supported by a massive INR 111 trillion infrastructure pipeline, which is expected to fuel strong demand for metals, particularly steel. Over the past decade, steel consumption in India has grown by an impressive 62%, and this upward trajectory is set to continue as infrastructure development accelerates.
The infrastructure and construction sectors remain the largest consumers of steel, accounting for 61% of the demand, followed by general engineering (11%) and automotive (10%). As India’s infrastructure and industrial growth intensify, the country’s steel production is expected to reach 210 million tonnes (mnt) by FY30, a substantial increase from the current 144 mnt in FY24.
This rise in production reflects the country’s growing industrial and economic momentum, driven by both domestic demand and its expanding infrastructure needs. With steel playing a critical role in supporting the nation’s development, India’s steel industry is poised for significant expansion in the coming years.
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