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The 6th Indian Steel Conference is the largest industry meeting of its kind. After a topsy turvy couple of years, the global steel industry is once again finding its feet.
Whilst uncertainty in some quarters remains, there can be no doubt that India is one of the shining lights of the steel sector, and is now showing itself as a true market leader and industry demand driver.
Key speakers include Indian and international steel producers,
government officials, mining companies, end-users and many more…
- S. K. Roongta, Chairman, Steel Authority of India Limited
- Sanjoy Mitra, Head of Global Sales, Essar Steel
- Seshagiri Rao, CFO and Joint Managing Director, JSW
- Ashok Bharadwaj, Director, Marketing, Ispat Industries
- Amit Chatterjee, Advisor to the Managing Director, Tata Steel
- G. S. Sawhney, Group CFO, Uttam Galva
- N. C. Mathur, Advisor, JSL and President, Indian Stainless Steel Development Association
- Yuki Iriyama, Executive Advisor, Supervisor of Overseas Business Development, Nippon Steel
- Andrey Laptev, Head of Strategic Planning, Severstal
- C. H. Kwag, Director, POSCO Research Centre
- P. K. Mukherjee, CEO, Sesa Goa
- Robin Bannerjee, Group CFO, Suzlon Energy Limited
- B. Parekh, Chief, Strategic Sourcing, Tata Motors Ltd
Indian steel continues to become more accepted internationally; whilst domestic demand remains robust - driven by the burgeoning infrastructure, construction and automotive sectors. This means India is a strategic partner of choice as both importer and exporter.
However, challenges still exist within the Indian market. Whilst there is no doubting the high levels of demand, questions remain over whether India has the capability to ramp up supply to the levels needed. Land acquisition, the need for technological investment, finite raw material stocks, and trade logistics issues still act as road blocks to development.
This senior-level conference is the ideal opportunity to confront these issues head on.
Leading steel producers, government officials, miners, traders and end-users will discuss the key issues affecting supply, demand, price and the industry at large.
Indian steel is at a crossroads. Help define the path the industry will take into the future.
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