All India
Steel
Conclave3.0

Name: All India Steel Conclave
Start: 2023-03-25
End: 2023-03-26
Location: Mayfair Lake Resort

“What's Next in Steel: India's Emerging Shift”

Knowledge & marketing partner

11–12 January 2027

Mayfair Lake Resort
Raipur (C.G.)

1,800+
Participants: 50+
Speakers: 100+
Exhibitors: 12+
Knowledge sessions: 15+
Networking hours: 1,000+
Companies

Event detailsRegistration is handled by BigMint

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India's steel industry, at one table in Chhattisgarh.

The All India Steel Conclave returns for its third edition with a renewed vision, bringing India's steel industry together at the intersection of ideas, innovation and leadership. Over two days in Nava Raipur, industry leaders, steel producers, traders, policymakers and key stakeholders will exchange perspectives, build partnerships and explore the opportunities shaping the future of Indian steel.

Conference theme

“What's Next in Steel: India's Emerging Shift”

India's steel industry is entering a new era, marked by changing demand, technology-led transformation, global integration and a sharper focus on efficiency and sustainability.

Questions on the table

01
What will the next decade of Indian steel look like?
02
Which technologies and products will shape its competitiveness?
03
Where will the next wave of growth and investment emerge?

Six transitions that will decide what comes next.

Technology & the plant journey
A dedicated technical track walks through the steel plant, from beneficiation and pelletisation to melting, refining, casting, rolling and the digital plant.
Raw-material security
Iron ore grades, coking and thermal coal, scrap, metallics and India's DRI growth story, and the policy, auctions and contracts that secure them.
Value addition & exports
Moving from commodity to capability: value-added grades, import substitution, narrow strip, structures, PEB, pipes and tubes.
Carbon, cost & competitiveness
CCTS, CBAM exposure, hydrogen-ready DRI and the low-carbon levers that protect coal-based steelmaking's competitiveness.
Investment & the 300 MT journey
Macro outlook to 2030, supply–demand balance, logistics for 300 million tonnes and the bets CXOs are making.
The Chhattisgarh advantage
India's second-largest steel-producing state, its mineral endowment, power advantage and roadmap from raw-material base to value-added hub.

Growth is reshaping the steelmaking landscape.

India's steel industry is entering its next phase of growth. Capacity is moving toward 300 mnt by FY'30, but the bigger shift is structural: in steelmaking routes, raw-material needs, regional growth and the move toward higher-value, more competitive production. With crude steel capacity at about 233 mnt in FY'26 and projected to reach about 298 mnt by FY'30, the focus is shifting from capacity addition alone to utilisation, competitiveness and demand creation.

India's crude steel capacity & production

Million tonnes per year · E = estimated, f = forecast

Capacity
Production

Source: BigMint

Chhattisgarh at the centre of the opportunity.

#2
Steel-producing state in India: ~15%
Of national crude steel output: #1
In sponge iron (DRI) production: 298mnt
India's projected capacity, FY'30

Share of India's production

FY'26

Sponge iron22%
Coal2nd largest producer21%
Ferro alloys18%
Crude steel15%
Pellets9%

Raw-material requirement

FY'26 · million tonnes

Iron ore47
Crude steel25
Non-coking coal15
Sponge iron13
Coking coal9
Ferrous scrap6
Pig iron0.72

Source: BigMint. FY'26 figures are provisional and rounded.

Agenda

Full agenda on BigMint

Registration opens 08:30·10:00–18:30 IST·15 sessions

IST

Hall ALeadership & markets

8 sessions

Hall BPlant technology

7 sessions

10:00
10:30
11:00
12:15
12:30
12:45
13:30
13:45
14:15
15:00
15:15
16:00
16:45
17:00
Networking lunch12:30–13:30
Networking lunch12:45–13:30

Leadership & markets

10:00
10:30
11:00
12:30
Networking lunch12:30–13:30
13:30
14:15
15:00
16:00
17:00

Three ways to be part of AISC 3.0.

01
Speak or present
Panel seats and case-study slots for CXOs, plant heads, technologists and policymakers with a story the industry should hear.
- Leadership & market panels in Hall A
- Technical case studies in Hall B
- Problem → technology → result → replicability format
Propose a session
Anamika Jain+91 90397 22000
02
Sponsor or exhibit
Tiered packages from title sponsor to associate and event partner, plus exhibition space in the networking zone.
- Stage, backdrop and venue branding
- Speaking slots and complimentary passes
- Logo on delegate kit, website and media
Request the sponsorship deck
Ajeet Singh+91 90092 22344
03Registration open
Attend as a delegate
Two days of plenary and technical sessions, networking lunches, the gala evening and access to the delegate list.
- All sessions in Hall A and Hall B
- Networking lunches on both days
- Delegate kit and post-event presentations
Register now
Nikita Sharma+91 62669 51028
Kabir Raj Dubey+91 99939 31361