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Location

Burnpur , 200kms from Kolkata on the banks of Damodar river

Facilities at IISCO

  • coke ovens
  • raw material handling system
  • sinter plant
  • blast furnace
  • basic oxygen furnace
  • oxygen plant
  • continuous casters
  • rolling mills 

Production and growth

Crude steel production is the major activity in this place, over 1.80 million tonnes of salable steel is being produced in this place

Production of crude steel at Burnpur rose sharply from 353,427 tonnes in 1953-54 to 914,159 tonnes in 1960-61. Production of ingot steel was 93.5% of the rated capacity in 1961-62. 

Production of crude steel at Burnpur rose sharply rose from 353,427 tonnes in 1953-54 to 314,159 tonnes in 1960-61. Production of ingot steel was 93.5% of the rated capacity in 1961-62.

For the next two years the production hovered around 94.9% and 97%. In 1966 it dropped to 89.69%.

During the period  the production of spun pipes and foundry products at Kulti also reached new heights. It became the first Indian blue chip company to have its shares traded at the London Stock Exchange,

IISCO owned its success in both production and profitability to the efficient top management team, who steered the company most effectively.

There was no major accidents happened in this place

blog by Balaji


Reference

https://sail.co.in/iisco-steel-plant/about-iisco-steel-plant

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