JSW Steel Reports 19% Growth in Crude Steel Production in October 2026
The company produced 25.73 lakh tonnes of crude steel in October 2026, supported by 19% growth in its Indian operations.
JSW Steel Records Higher Production in October
JSW Steel's consolidated crude steel production increased to 25.73 lakh tonnes in October 2026, compared with the corresponding period last year. Indian operations accounted for most of the output, while the company's Ohio facility in the US also reported higher production.
Capacity utilisation at the company's Indian operations remained strong at 92% during the month, reflecting steady performance across its manufacturing facilities.
The Breakdown
- Consolidated production: JSW Steel produced 25.73 lakh tonnes of crude steel in October 2026, registering 19% growth year-on-year.
- Indian operations: Production stood at 24.86 lakh tonnes, up 19% compared with October 2025.
- US operations: JSW Steel USA (Ohio) recorded production of 0.87 lakh tonnes, marking a 5% year-on-year increase.
- Capacity utilisation: Indian operations reported capacity utilisation of 92% during October 2026.
- Production comparison: The company adjusted its October 2025 comparative figures to account for changes in its business structure.
- BPSL adjustment: Production from Bhushan Power and Steel Limited (BPSL) has been excluded from the comparison following the transfer of its steel business undertaking to the JSW-JFE Steel joint venture through a slump sale in March 2026.
What to Watch Next
Investors will track JSW Steel's monthly production figures, capacity utilisation and demand trends in the domestic and international steel markets to assess whether the company can sustain its production growth in the coming months.
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