What we do Jainam Ferro Alloys (I) Ltd produces Ferro Manganese and Silico-Manganese alloys used primarily in steel manufacturing and trading. It serves key Indian steel companies. |
Founded in 2,014 |
Market share Leading Indian manufacturer and exporter of value-added manganese alloys with strong presence in steel industry supply chain. |
Problem solved Provides essential manganese alloys to improve strength, toughness, and deoxidation in steel, catering to the steel and engineering sectors. |
Top clients or who we serve Major steel firms including Steel Authority of India, Jindal Stainless, JSW Steel; B2B clients in steel, automotive, railway, and construction. |
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Our journey and innovations Started in 2014; acquired Raghuvir Ferro plant in 2016; expanded to non-ferrous metals in 2018-19; launched captive solar power in 2025. |
Where we operate India with customers largely in Indian steel sector; exports also part of business. |
Top products or what we offer Ferro Manganese, Silico-Manganese, Ferro Manganese Slag for steel production and refining. |
Top brands Ferro Manganese and Silico-Manganese alloys – key revenue drivers; recognized for quality in manganese alloy niche. |
Raw materials needed Manganese ore primarily sourced from leased mines in Madhya Pradesh. |
Raw materials supplier Sourced through company’s allocated manganese ore mines and other suppliers. |
Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue is cyclical, driven by steel industry demand and market conditions. |
Our industry position Strong market position as niche ferroalloys manufacturer with growing export footprint and notable client base. |
Financial highlights FY 2024-25 revenue Rs 221.39 crore; net profit Rs 10.73 crore; steady growth over previous year. |
Geographical revenue split Primarily Indian market with some export sales. |
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Whats driving growth Steel sector demand, capacity expansion, and energy cost savings from solar plant drive growth. |
Our future plans Focus on capacity building, technology upgrade and sustainability through captive solar power expansion. |
Our green promise Commissioned 4MW solar power plant in 2025 to reduce carbon footprint and energy costs. |
Our people and values Committed to ethical practices, employee safety, and zero tolerance for corruption with diversity emphasis. |
Key challenges ahead Mining lease suspension pending resolution; competitive steel alloys market; energy cost volatility. |
Interesting facts Acquired entire Raghuvir Ferro Alloys plant and manganese mines in 2016; launched captive solar power in 2025. |
Risks and strategy Managing regulatory risks on mining leases; strengthening risk framework; investing in efficiency and compliance. |
