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Jindal Saw (500378) Oct 2025 Filing Analysis
Does management do what it says?
The company spent more than the guided maintenance/standalone capex range in FY26, reaching approximately INR 800 crores. (1 exceeded across 1 tracked commitment)
“So, you can take roughly Rs.600 crores to Rs.700 crores annual maintenance CAPEX from Jindal SAW perspective.”
The company successfully resumed operations, as evidenced by the production and sales of 2,93,000 MT of Iron & Steel Pipes in Q2 FY26, despite the earlier shutdown. (2 met, 1 in progress across 3 tracked commitments)
“The company has commenced a trial phase of its new seamless piercing mill with commercial production slated to be in this quarter sometime next month... we expect that the operations can commence.,.. or commercial operations can commence in this quarter.”
The company plans to complete three new manufacturing projects in the GCC MENA region (Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi) over the next two to three years. — target: Completion of three projects (+4 more commitments)
“The investment includes a new seamless pipe plant in Abu Dhabi, a helical pipe facility, and a DI pipe finishing line in Saudi Arabia. These projects may be completed gradually in the next two to three years”
Strategic focus on driving newer opportunities in the value-added portfolio.
“To drive newer opportunities in the value-added portfolio”
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