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JTL Industries Advances Maharashtra Facility Expansion with Pickling and Galvanising Line Trials

Company targets 30% growth in full financial year 2027 following successful hot trial of Pickling Line and cold trial of GP Line at Maharashtra plant

JTL Industries successfully completes hot trial of Pickling Line and begins cold trial of Galvanising Line at its Maharashtra facility, supporting its value-added steel product expansion and targeting 30% revenue growth in FY27.

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JTL Industries Limited completed the hot trial of its Pickling Line and started the cold trial of its Galvanising (GP) Line at its Maharashtra manufacturing facility, advancing its expansion plans and supporting ambitions to grow sales by 30% in fiscal year 2027.

The Pickling Line removes oxide scale from hot rolled steel coils, producing Hot Rolled Pickled and Oiled (HRPO) material that is suitable for further processing through the Galvanising and Colour Coating Lines and serves applications such as the automobile industry.

The successful hot trial and cold trial mark crucial operational progress for the Maharashtra facility, with the Colour Coating Line expected to begin operations soon, enhancing the company’s downstream processing capabilities and expanding its value-added product portfolio.

JTL Industries reported a 20.2% year-on-year growth in sales volume during the first half of fiscal year 2027, reflecting growth momentum supported by these facility developments.

The company manufactures structural steel tubes and pipes from multiple plants across India and aims to broaden its product offerings to meet wider customer requirements and strengthen its market position.

Highlights

  • Hot trial of Pickling Line successfully completed at Maharashtra facility as of November 2026.
  • Cold trial of Galvanising (GP) Line commenced at the same facility.
  • Colour Coating Line commissioning expected shortly to further expand value-added products.
  • JTL Industries achieved 20.2% sales volume growth in H1 FY27, aiming for 30% full year growth.
  • Facility expansions enhance downstream steel processing and product mix capacity.

Key Data Snapshot

Sales volume growth in H1 FY2720.2% year-on-year
Targeted full financial year growth30%
Cumulative pipe manufacturing capacity9,36,000 MTPA
Dedicated backward integration capacity3,00,000 MTPA
Press release date8 November 2026

What happened

  • JTL Industries completed the hot trial of its Pickling Line and started cold trials of the Galvanising (GP) Line at the Maharashtra facility in early November 2026.
  • These trials are part of the company's ongoing expansion to introduce more value-added steel products and enhance downstream processing capabilities.
  • The Colour Coating Line at the same facility is expected to be commissioned soon, marking the next step in the expansion.

Key details

  • Pickling Line treatment removes oxide scale from hot rolled steel coils producing HRPO material, which can be further processed through galvanising and colour coating.
  • The GP Line cold trial is progressing the company's value-added processing capacity.
  • JTL Industries plans to increase its product portfolio to address broader customer needs.
  • The company operates manufacturing facilities in Punjab, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, and Himachal Pradesh.

Background and context

  • JTL Industries is a leading manufacturer of structural steel tubes and pipes in India with a total manufacturing capacity of approximately 9,36,000 MTPA.
  • It reported a 20.2% year-on-year growth in sales volume for H1 FY27 prior to these facility advancements.
  • The Maharashtra facility expansion aims to support the company’s goal of achieving 30% sales growth for the full fiscal year 2027.

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