Conference Objective

India’s GDP growth is expected to be 6.4% in FY24, and the $5 trillion economy ambition plus the government’s INR 111 trillion infrastructure pipeline will drive steady growth in metals demand. Steel consumption has increased by 64% between FY13 and FY23 and is poised for strong growth. The infrastructure and building/construction sectors account for around 60% of steel demand followed by engineering and packaging at 12% and automotive at 11%. However, geopolitical conflicts and their adverse impacts on global trade and supply chains threaten market stability. How to de-risk global supply chains, hedge against volatility, and base procurement decisions on real-time data?

India Sector-wise Steel Demand

SteelMint, along with the Steel Users Federation of India (SUFI), invites all stakeholders to the upcoming 2nd India Steel and Metal Conference- Supply Chain & Sourcing Strategies, which offers a unique opportunity for networking and knowledge-sharing.

Scheduled to be held on January 10th and 11th, 2024, at The Lalit in Mumbai, the conference will be an ideal platform to showcase products and services and explore new synergies between producers and end-users. What’s more, the event will culminate in a glitzy awards show.