| Sponge Iron Manufacturing | Production of Direct Reduced Iron via rotary kilns; primary raw material for steel making. | Proximity to raw material sources and in-house quality control lab. | B2B customers including electric arc furnace and induction furnace steel units. | Operational efficiency in kiln technology and quality raw material sourcing. | | | Sales of sponge iron to steel manufacturers; bulk commodity trading. | Volume-based sales, influenced by steel sector demand and raw material prices. | Increasing steel demand and capacity expansion to 187,500 TPA. | Chaman Metallics Sponge Iron |
| Billet and Ferro Alloys Production | Manufacturing steel billets and ferro alloys using induction and submerged arc furnaces. | Backward integration from sponge iron and captive power plant enhances cost competitiveness. | B2B, mainly steel re-rollers and manufacturers. | Value-added ferro alloys and billets production. | | | Sales to steel rolling mills and allied industries. | Contractual and spot sales based on market demand. | Newly commissioned plants contributing to capacity and revenue diversification. | Chaman Metallics MS Billets, Ferro Manganese, Silico Manganese, Ferro Silicon |
| Power Generation | Power generation through waste heat recovery and fluidized bed combustion units, supporting manufacturing facilities. | Integration reduces energy dependence and enhances margins. | Internal consumption mainly; potential external industrial users. | Waste heat recovery based power generation. | | | Cost savings and power supply to own operations, possibly external sale. | Cost-saving internally with potential for surplus sale arrangements. | Energy efficiency and reduction in power costs for sponge iron and alloy plants. | Captive Power Plant (30 MW) |
