New & Upcoming Projects in Metallurgical Industries Projects in Maharashtra – Page 33

280 upcoming and ongoing metallurgical industries projects in Maharashtra worth ?4.88 lakh crore, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 16 Oct 2026.

Projects tracked
280
Total investment
₹4.88 lakh crore
Projects above ₹100 Cr
120
Added in the last 30 days
5

Latest metallurgical industries projects in Maharashtra

Showing 161–165 of 280
  1. Under Implementation Steel Projects Updated

    Ferrous & Non Ferrous Expansion Project in Palghar, Maharashtra

    Maharashtra Less than 100 Million

    Leading steel & alloys company planning expansion in Maharashtra to increase capacity from 40k to 60k TPA & produce 60k TPA TMT round bars. Costing Rs. 60.5 million, environmental clearance underway. Committed to providing high-quality products & services.

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  4. Pre Project Stage Steel Projects Updated

    New Seamless Steel Pipes and Tubes Mfg. project in Nashik, Maharashtra

    Maharashtra NA

    A new iron seamless steel pipes and tubes manufacturing project is planned in Nashik, Maharashtra, with a capacity of 248800 MTS. An industrial entrepreneurs' memorandum has been filed in March 2022, and the project is in the planning stage as of May 2022. The project aims to increase production capacity, generate employment opportunities, and contribute to the development of the local economy.

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  5. Project Work Commenced Non-Ferrous Metals Projects Updated

    Rs.1212 Million Cables (Optical Fiber Cables) Mfg. Expansion Project in Aurangabad, Maharashtra

    Maharashtra From 1000 Million to 4999 Million

    A company is planning to expand the manufacturing capacity of optical fiber cables to 4 million fiber kilometers per year in MIDC Waluj, Gangapur, Aurangabad, Maharashtra. The expansion project is estimated to cost Rs.1212 million and has received consent from the state pollution control authorities. The project is expected to create job opportunities and contribute to the growth of the telecommunications industry.

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