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Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Ministry of Steel
14-May-2012 14:23 IST
The Minister of Steel, Shri Beni Prasad Verma has said that there is a net increase in foreign direct investment inflows into the country in the metallurgical sector, including steel sector, during the last three financial years. The details are given below:
Year | Amount of FDI inflows * | |
In Rs. Crores | In US$ Million | |
2009 – 10 | 1,999.30 | 419.88 |
2010 – 11 | 5,023.34 | 1098.14 |
2011 – 12 | 8,242.42 | 1,765.07 |
(*Source: Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, Ministry of Commerce)
Following are the major investments proposed by foreign steel producers in the Indian steel industry in the last three years:
Proposals to set up steel plants in India* | |||
Producer | ProposedState | ProposedAnnualCapacity | ProposedInvestment (Rs. Cr.) |
Posco | Orissa | 12 mtpa | 52,000 |
Posco | Karnataka | 6 mtpa | 32,000 |
Arcelor-Mittal | Orissa | 12 mtpa | 40,000 |
Arcelor-Mittal | Jharkhand | 12 mtpa | 50,000 |
Arcelor-Mittal | Karnataka | 6 mtpa | 30,000 |
NMDC-Severstal | Karnataka | 3 mtpa | Both will jointly invest Rs. 9,000 crore |
Tata Steel-Nippon Steel | Jharkhand | 60,000 tonnes | 2300 |
(*Source: Joint Plant Committee)
The Minister said, in order to monitor and coordinate various issues concerning major steel investments in the country, an Inter-Ministerial Group (IMG) has been constituted. Inter Ministerial Group (IMG) on steel sector is a forum to coordinate, monitor and review issues affecting major steel sector investments. The individual issues raised during the IMG meetings are further dealt by the concerned Ministries/Departments and State Governments in accordance with the provision of the extant rules and policies.
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NSK/DB
Foreign investment monitoring bolstered as major steel sector projects and acquisitions prompt inter ministerial coordination mechanism. Foreign direct investment into the steel sector increased over the three financial years to 2011-12, accompanied by multiple large proposed greenfield projects and notable cross border stake acquisitions. An Inter Ministerial Group (IMG) has been constituted to coordinate, monitor and review issues affecting major steel investments, with individual issues escalated to the concerned Ministries/Departments and State Governments for resolution in accordance with existing rules and policies.Press 'Enter' after typing page number.