Steel Sector Stocks List

Steel Sector Stocks List

NSE

BSE

Company
CMP
Change
Change (%)
Mkt Cap
PE

Bharat Wire Ropes Ltd

145.47

-5.44-3.601000.5915.05

AML Steel Ltd

6.8

0.101.495.1097.14

Geekay Wires Ltd

27.44

-1.40-4.85286.8010.53

Hisar Metal Industries Ltd

130.54

-6.46-4.7270.4915.55

Tata Steel Long Products Ltd(Merged)

829.95

4.050.493743.070

Salasar Techno Engineering Ltd

3.88

-0.16-3.96678.2017.52

Kalyani Steels Ltd

859.05

-6.55-0.763750.0214.14

JSW ISPAT Steel Ltd(Merged)

9.95

0.000.002504.253.49

Bilpower Ltd

0.55

-0.05-8.331.160.37

Mahindra Ugine Steel Company Ltd(Merged)

573.95

2.750.481877.6669.11

D P Wires Ltd

179.73

-9.77-5.16278.5915.65

Ashoka Metcast Ltd

13.9

-0.50-3.4734.74178

Prakash Industries Ltd

111.62

-6.81-5.751998.916.79

Suraj Ltd

198.44

-8.54-4.13364.4240.99

Mukand Ltd

143.06

-10.32-6.732067.153.31

Hariom Pipe Industries Ltd

300.2

-5.30-1.73929.6413.58

Vibhor Steel Tubes Ltd

94.27

-0.24-0.25178.7621.28

Tata Steel Ltd

167.67

-4.66-2.70209311.3012.01

Zenith Steel Pipes & Industries Ltd

4.9

-0.23-4.4869.7256.89

Surani Steel Tubes Ltd

120

-0.55-0.46186.580

Ahlada Engineers Ltd

34.49

-1.12-3.1544.560

Aditya Ultra Steel Ltd

21.9

-1.10-4.7854.3914.2

Evonith Value Steels Ltd

0.2

-0.05-20.00132.160

National Steel & Agro Industries Ltd

3.95

-0.10-2.4717.580

Gandhi Special Tubes Ltd

838.5

-27.90-3.22946.1612.98

AMNS Khopoli Ltd (Merged)

3.45

0.154.5549.080

Sunflag Iron & Steel Company Ltd

374.9

-10.60-2.756756.4333.24

Usha Martin Ltd

460.05

-6.35-1.3614019.6534.11

Kamdhenu Ventures Ltd

3.81

-0.10-2.56125.350

Pennar Industries Ltd

151.45

-3.90-2.512052.0920.96

Sarda Energy & Minerals Ltd

443.95

-12.30-2.7015643.9718.24

Oil Country Tubular Ltd

73.04

-1.49-2.00379.730

NMDC Steel Ltd

37.56

-1.52-3.8911007.36134.72

Man Industries (India) Ltd

745.65

-44.70-5.665593.0924.25

Venus Pipes & Tubes Ltd

1712.1

-74.90-4.193546.8135.65

Jay Bee Laminations Ltd

80

-1.25-1.54180.5410.04

Mangalam Worldwide Ltd

37.56

-1.94-4.911115.5621.3

Vilas Transcore Ltd

352.5

-1.45-0.41862.9222.44

Chaman Metallics Ltd

110

-3.70-3.25265.480

Aeroflex Enterprises Ltd

116.59

-4.68-3.861319.3813.7

Kamdhenu Ltd

32.92

-2.23-6.34927.9611.47

Ratnaveer Precision Engineering Ltd

330.7

4.401.352775.4440.6

Krishca Strapping Solutions Ltd

174.75

-0.50-0.29278.3424.24

Swastik Pipe Ltd

15.7

-0.80-4.8536.470

Maharashtra Seamless Ltd

532.7

-6.60-1.227137.749.55

Jindal Steel Ltd

1015.9

-21.10-2.03103630.7530.25

Beekay Steel Industries Ltd

395.5

-9.70-2.39754.3016.86

Steel Authority of India Ltd

164.34

-5.41-3.1967881.0514.8

Steel Exchange India Ltd

9.54

-0.57-5.641216.8440.28

Tikona Communication Ltd

44.56

-0.90-1.98135.6052.68

German Green Steel & Power Ltd

100.89

-1.99-1.93760.2018.04

Ramsarup Industries Ltd

1.3

-0.05-3.704.560.81

ISMT Ltd

120.19

-7.11-5.593611.7323.39

Rama Steel Tubes Ltd

3.66

-0.07-1.88598.7946.75

Vedanta Iron & Steel Ltd

26.22

-0.93-3.4310253.0417.82

Hi-Tech Pipes Ltd

63.68

-2.46-3.721293.3921.84

Tata Metaliks Ltd(Merged)

1110.55

20.051.843506.8430.84

Jai Balaji Industries Ltd

63.45

-4.10-6.075788.4842.23

Shah Alloys Ltd

69.19

-3.60-4.95137.0021.01

Vraj Iron & Steel Ltd

120.17

-0.80-0.66396.3512.59

Sathavahana Ispat Ltd

2.45

0.000.0012.470.14

JSW Ispat Special Products Ltd(Merged)

38.9

0.952.501826.540

Jindal Stainless Ltd

687.4

-22.25-3.1456670.6021.86

Splendid Metal Products Ltd

0.5

0.0511.1115.050

Tata Steel BSL Ltd(Merged)

85.35

-1.05-1.229332.511.33

S.A.L Steel Ltd

81.03

-2.04-2.461173.040

Bansal Wire Industries Ltd

59.5

2.253.934657.5434.94

MSP Steel & Power Ltd

29.73

-0.89-2.911685.0912.46

Kataria Industries Ltd

135.25

-7.10-4.99291.2126.56

Newmalayalam Steel Ltd

19.2

-3.15-14.0933.197.01

Kalana Ispat Ltd

17.45

-0.40-2.2422.7524.12

Incredible Industries Ltd

29.21

-1.36-4.45136.6012.72

Vikash Metal & Power Ltd

4.45

-0.35-7.2931.680

Adhunik Metaliks Ltd

0.5

0.000.006.180

Excellent Wires and Packaging Ltd

172

-8.00-4.4476.8850.89

Technocraft Industries (India) Ltd

2507.6

9.600.385685.4320.87

Varun Industries Ltd

2.05

-0.10-4.655.970

Godawari Power & Ispat Ltd

192.34

-7.20-3.6112954.3115.12

Panchmahal Steel Ltd

257.75

1.750.68491.79130.95

Gallantt Ispat Ltd.

541.85

-8.85-1.6113073.8132.63

Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Ltd

452.15

0.100.027467.3119.1

Welspun Specialty Solutions Ltd

43.12

-0.76-1.732857.18200.14

P S Raj Steels Ltd

97.75

3.353.55368.4441.59

Mahamaya Steel Industries Ltd

1473.5

53.003.732421.61254.45

Shri Hare-Krishna Sponge Iron Ltd

29.5

-1.00-3.2856.619.44

Scoda Tubes Ltd

107.47

-2.27-2.07643.8417.79

VMS TMT Ltd

41.95

-0.85-1.99208.2012.55

Ankit Metal & Power Ltd

2.25

-0.04-1.7531.750

OCL Iron & Steel Ltd

1.85

-0.05-2.6324.820.11

Sambhv Steel Tubes Ltd

157.23

-2.84-1.774633.1228.34

Safe Enterprises Retail Fixtures Ltd

231.75

-8.95-3.721080.0620.79

Srikalahasthi Pipes Ltd(Merged)

200.8

-0.35-0.17937.705.67

Surana Industries Ltd

1.3

-0.05-3.706.620

A-One Steels India Ltd

369.4

-16.95-4.392853.0526.91

Innoventive Industries Ltd

5.6

0.254.6733.400

Prakash Steelage Ltd

3.2

-0.07-2.1456.0082.5

Shah Metacorp Ltd

2.7

-0.05-1.82267.9422.92

Electrotherm (India) Ltd

606.55

-23.40-3.71772.920

Shri Kanha Stainless Ltd

21.9

0.904.2934.130

ESL Steel Ltd

31

-1.60-4.916081.190

Aeroflex Industries Ltd

451.3

-28.15-5.875972.0995.37

DEE Development Engineers Ltd

534.95

-0.50-0.094024.9366.47

Rajratan Global Wire Ltd

372.75

-10.55-2.751892.4937.33

Tulsyan NEC Ltd

24

-0.15-0.6239.510

Anawil Wire and Engineering Ltd

389.55

-11.85-2.95973.870

Behari Lal Engineering Ltd

431.25

-19.70-4.371824.290

Quality Foils (India) Ltd

49.5

2.204.6514.139.61

Supreme Engineering Ltd

5.11

-0.10-1.92127.720

Deem Roll-Tech Ltd

44.1

2.105.0036.775.3

Jayaswal Neco Industries Ltd

88.69

-2.35-2.588611.7812.74

Mangalam Alloys Ltd

32.8

-1.70-4.9380.975.81

Scan Steels Ltd

46

-1.40-2.95279.4312.67

PSL Ltd

0.45

-0.05-10.005.620

Sarthak Metals Ltd

74.05

-2.08-2.73101.3721.39

Gallantt Ispat Ltd(Merged)

64.15

-0.50-0.771811.3410.72

Bil Energy System Ltd

0.8

16.910

Kritika Wires Ltd

4.49

-0.36-7.42119.5616.17

Jindal Supreme (India) Ltd

138.4

-5.42-3.77706.170

Interarch Building Solutions Ltd

1489.3

-19.50-1.292504.5618.5

Shri Bajrang Alliance Ltd

141.73

-12.60-8.16127.569.33

Pennar Engineered Building Systems Ltd(Merged)

62.7

-0.35-0.56214.9014.19

Shiv Aum Steels Ltd

540

1.000.19734.4276.16

Rajputana Stainless Ltd

166.92

-5.91-3.421394.9124.54

JSW Steel Ltd

1185.5

-34.50-2.83289908.5739.55

Vardhman Special Steels Ltd

339.2

-9.85-2.823282.7223.66

Vaswani Industries Ltd

41.65

1.022.51137.220

Goodluck India Ltd

544.95

-19.80-3.515434.0030.76

JTL Industries Ltd

72.25

-4.65-6.052760.2529

EPack Prefab Technologies Ltd

216.7

-10.37-4.572180.6724.08

Shyam Metalics & Energy Ltd

1131.3

-68.70-5.7331578.1963.7

Manaksia Coated Metals & Industries Ltd

120.68

-5.19-4.121286.8632.6

Manaksia Steels Ltd

102.82

-5.18-4.80673.8213.06

Rhetan TMT Ltd

14.92

-0.78-4.971188.9498.06

Jindal Stainless (Hisar) Ltd(Merged)

562.8

21.754.0213278.4013.84

Rudra Global Infra Products Ltd

17.5

-0.47-2.62175.6011.59

Dhatre Udyog Ltd

3.87

0.061.5742.170

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What are Steel Sector Stocks?  Steel Sector Stocks, which can also be referred to as steel sector shares or steel industry stocks, simply stand for the part of ownership in companies that are actively involved in not just the production, but also the processing and distribution of steel and steel-related products. This industry indirectly supports many other industries, forming a strong component as part of the Indian equity market. Future of Steel Sector Stocks  Here is a look at the future for Steel Industry stocks in India:
  • Strong Growth Ahead-India’s steel sector stocks look set for strong growth in the coming years. This is because India is building more roads, bridges, houses, factories, and railways than ever before. All these projects need a lot of steel.
  • Rising Demand from Many Sectors–As India’s cities grow and more people move to urban areas, the need for steel in buildings and infrastructure will keep increasing.
  • India’s Global Role- India is already the world’s second-largest steel producer and is on track to become the second-biggest consumer too, exporting more steel, especially as it becomes more self-reliant and competitive globally.
  • Government Initiatives–“Make in India,” by the government, is encouraging new highways and affordable housing—which are pushing up the demand for steel even more. Policies like the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme help Indian steel companies compete with foreign producers.
  • Sustainability– Companies are investing in “green steel” and cleaner production methods, which could open new markets and attract investors.
  • Exports– As India’s steel quality improves, exports are expected to rise, bringing in more revenue for steel companies.
  • Challenges to Look out For–Steel stock in India can be affected by global price changes, the cost of raw materials (like iron ore and coal), and competition from countries like China.
Key Steel Companies in India Here is a look at key steel companies in India listed in the Indian stock market that are known to be performing well.
Name of The Company Description
SW Steel Ltd One of India’s largest private steel producers, known for its integrated plants and diverse products.
Tata Steel Ltd Global steelmaker with a strong presence in India and abroad, mainly focusing on innovation and efficiency.
Jindal Steel & Power Ltd Major player in value-added steel products, rails, and energy, with a strong backward integration.
Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) Government-owned, among the largest steel producers in India, serving multiple sectors.
Jindal Stainless Ltd Leading stainless steel producer with a wide product range and strong financial stability.
Bharat Forge Ltd A diversified company catering to automotive, aerospace, and defence, being known for forging and steel.
KIOCL Ltd Focuses on iron ore mining and pellet production, supporting steel manufacturing.
NMDC Steel Ltd Engaged in steel manufacturing, part of NMDC’s diversification.
Shyam Metalics and Energy Ltd Fast-growing player in steel and ferroalloys, with a focus on energy efficiency.
Tube Investments of India Specialises in steel tubes and related products for various industries.
APL Apollo Tubes Leading manufacturer of structural steel tubes and pipes.
Welspun Corp Ltd Major producer of welded steel pipes for oil, gas, and water industries.
Factors Affecting Steel Sector Stocks  Here is a look at certain factors that could possibly affect the performance of the steel stock in India: 1. How the Economy Is Doing–When India’s economy grows, more steel is needed for building homes, factories, and roads. If there’s a sudden slowdown in the economy, fewer projects mean less demand for steel, which can hurt steel sector shares. 2. Supply and Demand–If a lot of steel is being made but not enough people want it, prices can fall, and so can steel stocks. If there’s a shortage or big demand (like new government infrastructure projects), prices and stocks can rise. 3. Raw Material Costs–Steel is made from things like iron ore and coal. If these get expensive, it costs more to make steel, which can lower profits for steel companies and affect steel share prices. If raw material prices drop, it can help steel companies make more money. 4. Technology Improvements–New ways to make steel faster, cheaper, or cleaner can help steel companies save money and sell more, which is good for their shares. Companies that innovate often perform better in the long run. 5. Big Building Projects–When the government or private companies invest in new roads, bridges, or buildings, it increases the need for steel. This usually helps steel sector stocks go up. 6. Trade Rules and Import/Export Tariffs—If the government puts taxes on imported steel, it can help Indian steel companies by reducing competition from foreign steel. Changes in these rules can quickly affect steel stock prices. 7. Environmental Rules–Stricter pollution laws mean steel companies might have to spend more to keep their factories clean. This can increase costs and sometimes affect their profits and share prices. 8. Currency Exchange Rates—If the rupee gets stronger or weaker compared to other currencies, it can affect how much Indian steel companies make from exports. This can impact their revenues and the performance of steel stocks. Advantages of Investing in Steel Sector Stocks  Learn more about the benefits of investing in steel sector stocks that make them a potential choice for top investment opportunities: 1. Big Growth Potential- Steel is used everywhere, right from buildings, cars, bridges, to railways, and factories. When demand goes up, steel companies can sell more, earn more, and their share prices often go up too. 2. Boost from Infrastructure Projects–The government is spending a lot on roads, metros, airports, and housing. All these projects need huge amounts of steel, which means more business for steel companies. Owning steel shares allows the benefit when these companies grow because of new projects. 3. Regular Dividend Income–Many big steel companies in India share part of their profits with shareholders in the form of dividends. Invest in these steel stocks, which might ensure regular payouts, which is great for a steady income. 4. Exposure from Around the Globe–Indian steel companies export to many other countries. This means there is benefit not only from India’s growth but also from global demand for steel. 5. Protection Against Inflation–Steel prices often go up when the cost of living rises (inflation). That is why, owning steel shares, their value may increase during inflation, helping protect the purchasing power of money. 6. Chance for Higher Returns—In times when the economy is doing well, steel stocks can rise faster than some other sectors. Investing at the right time allows good profits as the sector grows.
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Steel FAQs

In simple terms, steel sector stocks are the shares of firms that make, process, and sell steel and things that are related to it.

Yes. Due to India’s infrastructure push and rising domestic demand, along with beneficial government schemes, steel stocks have promising growth prospects. However, it is important to note that they do remain sensitive due to multiple factors such as global price cycle, various micro and macro economic factors, etc.

When we talk about some of the top steel stocks India offers, names like JSW Steel Ltd, Tata Steel Ltd, Jindal Steel & Power Ltd, SAIL, and Jindal Stainless Ltd, etc., can be considered.

The risks that can come with investing in steel sector shares could include global price volatility, high capital intensity, regulatory changes, and fluctuations in raw material costs.

Like all stocks, steel shares can go up and down. Prices can change with global demand, raw material costs, and government policies, so it’s best to do your own research before choosing to invest in a steel stock.

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Steel FAQs

In simple terms, steel sector stocks are the shares of firms that make, process, and sell steel and things that are related to it.

Yes. Due to India’s infrastructure push and rising domestic demand, along with beneficial government schemes, steel stocks have promising growth prospects. However, it is important to note that they do remain sensitive due to multiple factors such as global price cycle, various micro and macro economic factors, etc.

When we talk about some of the top steel stocks India offers, names like JSW Steel Ltd, Tata Steel Ltd, Jindal Steel & Power Ltd, SAIL, and Jindal Stainless Ltd, etc., can be considered.

The risks that can come with investing in steel sector shares could include global price volatility, high capital intensity, regulatory changes, and fluctuations in raw material costs.

Like all stocks, steel shares can go up and down. Prices can change with global demand, raw material costs, and government policies, so it’s best to do your own research before choosing to invest in a steel stock.

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