Analysis Of O. P. Jindal

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ORGANISATION STRUCTURE

PROMOTERS
Shri O.P.Jindal was the founder of the Jindal group; he established a successful business enterprise of Jindal organization. In November 2004, he was awarded “Life time achievement award” for his superior contribution to the Indian Steel Industry. He was ranked 13th richest Indian according Forbes.
Later, Jindal Group’s management was split among his four sons with Naveen Jindal as the chairman for Jindal Steel and Power Limited and Sajjan Jindal as the chairman of Jindal Steel Limited.

VISION, MISSION AND QUALITY POLICY
VISION:
To be explored globally an organization quality and efficiency to nurture society and to maintain eco-friendly.
MISSION:
To encourage Indian steel growth with new innovative …show more content…

SPECIFICATIONS:
 Size:8-40mm (straight form) 8-12mm (coil form)
 Yield Strength N/mm2(min): 530
 Tensile Strength N/mm2(min): 610
 Elongation (min) % : 18
APPLICATIONS:
 Construction and Infrastructure
6. WIRE RODS, SPECIAL STEEL – FLATS AND BARS AND CAST PRODUCTS: JSW Steel manufactures wire rods are of low, medium and high carbon grades, it has the capacity of 0.6 MTPA that have wide range of applications in various industries.
UNIQUE FEATURES:
 Wide range of products
 To develop special products and services there are more interactions between supplier and customer
 Capable for long term contracts
 Short period of time between order to delivery

SPECIFICATIONS:
 Wire rods: Diameter of 5.5 – 32 mm
APPLICATIONS:
 Automobile
 General Engineering
 Cold drawing and forming
 Wire ropes
 Jewellery, Cosmetics
 Household equipments
7. PRE-PAINTED …show more content…

UNIQUE FEATURES:
 It has faultness scale of thickness, width, colours & profiles
 It has equivalent colour, gloss, texture and film thickness and gives complete finished products.

SPECIFICATIONS
 PPGI: coating weight – up to 275 gsm(zinc) Coil thickness – 0.25 to 1.50mm Coil width – 900 to 1335mm Paint system – primers, Epoxy, PU, Polyester Top coat RMP/SMP/PVDF/SDP etc Backer coat epoxy, polyester and PU Gloss – Matt 35 percent (+/-5%)/semi-gloss (+/-5%)/high gloss>70percent Profiles – sinusoidal, Trapezoidal, Ribbed, and Mangalore tiled
 PPGL: Coating weight – up to AZ-200 Coil thickness – 0.35-1.20mm Coil width – 900 up to 1335mm APPLICATIONS:
 Furniture and consumer goods
 Electrical and agriculture equipments
 Roofing and

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