Rerolled MS Beam (E250 BR) 125 x 65mm in Mandi Gobindgarh

Structure steel prices saw mixed trends, with primary players SAIL, JSPL, and RINL raising prices this month by Rs 500/MT, while the secondary market declined due to weak demand. Heavy beams, angles, and channels in the primary market are selling out fast, causing supply constraints. Experts anticipate continued weakness in the secondary market as demand remains subdued.

The primary structure market sees a Rs 500/mt price hike in February from SAIL, JSPL, and RINL, driven by strong demand. Meanwhile, the secondary market remains stable but is impacted by weak demand, leading to lower prices for raw materials and finished products. Anti-dumping investigations targeting all steel imports, not just Chinese steel, are expected to strengthen India's steel industry by improving margins and capital expenditure, fostering long-term growth, as per Jefferies analysts.

Primary structure prices rise in Februrary amid strong demand, while the secondary market remains stable despite subdued sentiments and price pressure. The government approves ₹10,300 crore for RINL revival, aiming to enhance capacity utilization and drive financial recovery in the sector.

Structure steel prices in the secondary market declined, with Raipur, Durgapur, and Mandi seeing drops. Meanwhile, primary market prices increased by Rs 500/mt this month. The primary market faces supply shortages, while the secondary market has ample stock but sluggish demand. Experts predict further weakness in secondary market prices.

Structure steel prices saw an upward trend in the primary market. SAIL and JSPL increased prices by Rs 500/MT, while RINL is set to announce its revision today. In the secondary market, Mandi and Raipur went up by Rs 100, and Durgapur by Rs 200. Demand remains strong, especially for heavy beams, angles, and channels, causing quick sellouts in the primary market.

Structure prices remain stable in the secondary market. The supply of hefty beams and channels remains limited, but secondary market demand is rising. Experts expect the secondary market to continue expanding, driven by rising demand, with prices likely to increase in the short term. Meanwhile, steel makers are calling for protectionist measures in the upcoming Budget.

Structure prices in the secondary markets are rising due to growing demand, with places like Mandi and Raipur seeing increases. Experts expect continued expansion in the secondary market. Meanwhile, Bokaro Steel Plant's Rs 20,000 crore expansion aims to boost capacity to 7.55 MTPA and aligns with India's steel industry growth targets.

Steel structure prices are on the rise, with both secondary and primary markets showing price increases. In the secondary market, prices have surged by up to Rs 400. Meanwhile, the supply chain remains tight, especially for heavy beams, angles, and channels. Demand is expected to continue boosting market growth.

Structure prices increased marginally in the secondary markets, with demand improving across regions. Secondary markets like Mandi, Raipur and Durgapur saw smaller hikes. Supply issues remain unresolved for heavy sections in the primary market. Meanwhile, Visakhapatnam Steel Plant avoided merging with SAIL and is focusing on full production by August.