State-owned SAIL is expected to make investments under the PLI scheme for specialty steel as the steel giant is in process of "examining categories under the scheme." SAIL is evaluating the guidelines of the scheme and would reach a conclusion with respect to investments under it accordingly, company's chairman Soma Mondal told PTI. Replying to an e-mailed query on SAIL's investment plans under the PLI scheme, she said "SAIL is presently in process of examining various categories under the PLI scheme, for feasibility and which may synergize with SAIL's current capabilities...The process of evaluation is ongoing based on the detailed guidelines, it would take some time to crystalize the specific investment plans." Mondal also informed that post identifying product category under the scheme, if required, SAIL's Research & Development Centre for Iron & Steel and the Centre for Engineering and Technology shall work in tandem with steel plants of the company to develop the products
Steel manufacturing firms from Russia are expected to make investments in India under the production-linked investment (PLI) scheme for specialty steel, according to an official. Mukesh Kumar, the Director of Steel Research & Technology Mission of India (SRTMI), said there are some Russian companies interested in setting up businesses in India. The SRTMI is a collaborative research platform formed jointly by the steel ministry and domestic steel players which facilitate research and development (R&D) in the iron and steel sector by strengthening association among industry, academia and research bodies. Kumar was replying to a question on whether there are potential domestic and international players who could invest in India's steel sector under the PLI Scheme for Specialty Steel. "Our Steel Minister Ram Chandra Prasad Singh recently went to Russia. We are expecting steel producing companies that have technologies like NLMK and Severstal of Russia," he told PTI. Severstal even
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The government on Friday said it has notified guidelines for the recently announced Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for specialty steel. On July 22, the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi had approved the Rs 6,322-crore PLI scheme to boost production of specialty steel in India, attract additional investment of about Rs 40,000 crore and generate fresh 5.25 lakh job opportunities. In a statement, the Ministry of Steel said that "guidelines for an effective operation and smooth implementation of PLI Scheme have been notified on October 20, 2021 on the website of the ministry. Guidelines offer clarity on operational aspects of the scheme such as the application, eligibility, disbursement of incentive and so on". The five categories of specialty steel which have been included in the PLI scheme are coated/plated steel products, high strength/wear resistant steel, specialty rails, alloy steel products, steel wires and electrical steel, the ministry ...
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As many as 19 firms, including Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), Adani Group and Tata have evinced interest for setting up solar manufacturing units under a production linked incentive scheme of the government. In April this year, the Union Cabinet approved a Rs 4,500 crore production linked incentive (PLI) scheme to boost domestic manufacturing capacity of solar PV modules. The scheme is aimed at adding 10,000 MW manufacturing capacity of integrated solar PV modules entailing direct investment of Rs 17,200 crore. "RIL, Adani Group, First Solar, Shirdi Sai and Jindal Poly have applied under the scheme for manufacturing polysilicon (stage-I), wafer (stage-II) and cells and modules (stage-III & IV). L&T, Coal India Ltd (CIL), ReNew and Cubic have bid for Stage II, III and IV," the source told PTI. The source also said nine other firms namely Acme, Avaada, Megha Engineering, Vikram Solar, Tata, Waaree, Premier, Emmvee and Jupiter have evinced interest for stage III and IV (cell, ...