What we do Shyam Century Ferrous Ltd manufactures ferro-alloys like ferro-silicon, crucial for stainless steel production, and generates captive power at its Meghalaya plant. |
Founded in 2,011 |
Market share Key player in India's ferro-alloys sector with strategic Northeast location; faces competition from imports and high power costs. |
Problem solved Provides essential raw materials for steel manufacturing, addressing industrial demand for quality ferro-alloys and localized supply. |
Top clients or who we serve Serves stainless steel and mild steel manufacturers across India in B2B model. |
Key management - |
Our journey and innovations Incorporated in 2011; expanded via demerger with Star Ferro and Cement in 2015; developed captive power generation to reduce costs. |
Where we operate Primarily India, with strategic location for raw material access; exports limited due to product focus. |
Top products or what we offer Ferro-silicon, silico-manganese, and other ferro-alloys, along with captive power generation supporting production. |
Top brands - |
Raw materials needed Raw materials include coal, quartz, and lamco sourced locally and regionally for ferro-alloys production. |
Raw materials supplier - |
Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue largely cyclical, dependent on steel industry demand and market conditions. |
Our industry position Among notable ferro-alloy producers in India; challenged by high local power costs and global competition. |
Financial highlights FY 2024-25 revenue ₹121.08 crore; net loss ₹9.31 crore reflecting industry challenges and plant closure. |
Geographical revenue split Revenue predominantly from Indian markets; exports not a significant contributor. |
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Whats driving growth Infrastructure growth, government support for steel sector, and raw material availability sustain demand. |
Our future plans Exploring cost-effective operations to resume manufacturing; addressing power cost challenges. |
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Our people and values Focus on fair employment, compliance, and workplace safety; no reported labor unrest. |
Key challenges ahead High power tariffs, global market competition, regulatory and environmental compliance pressures. |
Interesting facts Operated captive power plant of 14 MW to support ferro-silicon production; recent plant shutdown due to cost stresses. |
Risks and strategy Mitigating high production costs and market volatility through operational restructuring and exploring alternatives. |
