Conference & Exposition OnIndian Steel Industry: GOINGGLOBAL AND SUSTAINABLE

22-23 July 2015, Chandigarh

'DRIVING MAKE IN INDIA'

In 2014, India's steel demand grew by 3.1% to 76.4 Mt from

74.1 Mt in 2013.

In 2015-16 structural reforms and improving confidence

will support a further 8-9% growth in steel demand.

Steel Mart 2015 would provide a platform to highlight the

future trends of the steel industry and furnish an open-

ended approach for the participants to discuss the

challenges and opportunities in the light of the current

demand-supply scenario. The conference will largely focus

on the emerging opportunities of the North Indian Steel

Industry to help achieve its potential and to develop an

understanding about the contemporary use of different

types of steel products.

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To become the 2nd largest steel producing sector in the

world by 2020

Focus to attain 300 MT /annum of production capacity by

2025 from 81 MT 2013-14

Setting up of Steel research & technology mission of India

India produced 7.07 MT of steel in January 2015, which

was 1.7% higher than the country's steel production in the

month of January 2014

Liberazation of Industrial Policy

Import of foreign technology & investment

Ministry of steel to play roll of facilitator for providing

broad directions & assistance to new & existing plants

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Conference & Exposition on Steel

International participation

Networking opportunities and B2B meetings

Participants from producer, user and raw material

segments like construction industry, railways, automobile

industry, plant and machinery manufacturers, mining etc.

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CEO’s Panel Discussion on

Enabling Policy Environment

for SteelMake in India: Opportunities

for the Steel IndustryMake in India: Session on

Application & End User

PerspectiveSession on Steel Production –

Zero Effect & Zero DefectS e s s i o n o n E n h a n c i n g

Competitiveness, Investment

Opportunities & Options for

Finance: Perspective on

MSME

OPPORTUNITIES HIGHLIGHTS

TECHNICAL SESSIONS

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Hon'ble Minister of Steel, Mines & Labour & Employment Mr Narendra Singh Tomar

Mr Rakesh Singh , Secretary – Steel, Ministry of Steel, Government of India

Mr Narendra Kothari, Chairman & Managing Director, NMDC Ltd

Mr Ravi Uppal, anaging Director, Jindal Steel & Power Ltd

Mr Rajiv Gandhi, Executive Director, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.

Dr A S Firoz, Chief Economist, ERU JPC, Ministry of Steel, Government of India

Mr Sushim Banerjee, Director General, INSDAG (Session Chairman / Moderator)

Mr Jayant Acharya, Director - Commercial & Marketing

Mr Lin, Yao Kang, Assistant General Manager, China Steel Corporation, Taiwan

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Mr Anand Sen, President, TQM, Steel Business, Tata Steel Limited

YPS Suri, Country Head, Outokumpu India Private Limited

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SPEAKERS INVITED

22-23 July, 2015

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Steel Producers & Organizations Decision Makers Policy Makers Engineers & Architects Equipment Suppliers Technology Providers Steel Engineers Associations Global Steel Organizations Academia, Researchers & Scholars

DELEGATE PROFILE

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To showcase the latest products, technology,

machinery & equipment, applications &

developments in the Indian Steel industry

To educate participants about applications of

steel amongst the user segments

To disseminate knowledge about the Steel

Industry

Evaluation of competition of Steel industry

To understand global steel markets

Creation of new markets

To create awareness amongst potential

consumers about the applications & benefits in

usage of steel

Sales via a targeted audience of qualified

buyers

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Networking opportunity with steel user organizations

Interaction with government officials

Providing excellent brand visibility

An ideal platform to launch new products / find sales

agents and/or distributors

Showcase latest products, machinery, equipment

developments for generating business

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Primary Steel Producers Railways & Railway Vendors Secondary Steel Producers Technical experts and academiciansStainless Steel producers & users

Buyers and Sourcing personnel Auto & Auto Parts Manufacturers

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Consultants and ContractorsDefence & Security establishments Government Procurement Departments Industrial Entrepreneurs

Construction Industry

22-23 July, 2015

EXPOSITION

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VISITOR PROFILE

TWO DAY EXPOSITION

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