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- Tata Steel has announced a Rs 10,000 crore investment in its Jharkhand projects by 2028, which the company says will create 2,000 direct and indirect jobs.
- The investment includes Rs 7,000 crore for HIsarna and Easy Melting Technology, a low-carbon iron-making route that emits about 20 per cent less carbon dioxide than conventional blast furnaces, along with Rs 2,600 crore for the Tinplate Division and Rs 1,500 crore for the Combi mill.
- A one-million-tonne HIsarna pilot plant is planned at Jamshedpur, where engineering studies have begun.
- The announcement is part of Tata Steel's broader goal of raising its Indian steelmaking capacity from 27.35 million tonnes per annum to 40 million tonnes, and over 50 million tonnes group-wide in the long term.
What to watch next
- Progress of the engineering study and construction of the one-million-tonne HIsarna pilot plant at Jamshedpur
- Timeline and rollout of the Rs 2,600 crore Tinplate Division expansion and Rs 1,500 crore Combi mill investment
- Whether the company stays on track toward its 40 MTPA India capacity target by expanding the planned 12 MT additions
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