Cheenu Amma Aalloy's Steely Expansion Gears Up for Growth in Tamil Naidu

 Cheenu Amma Aalloy Private Limited is set to undertake a substantial expansion of its steel melting plant located in Appanaickenpatti Village, Coimbatore District, Tamil Nadu. The proposed expansion, requiring a total investment of 4 crores, includes the addition of a steel rolling mill and a significant increase in production capacity. The existing production capacity of 1800 tonnes per month (TPM) of M.S. billets/ingots will see a substantial boost, with the expansion aiming to reach 6600 TPM of M.S. billets/ingots and 6300 TPM of steel rolled products.

Key details of the expansion project include the utilization of additional land adjacent to the existing plant, bringing the total project area to 3.21 hectares. Water and effluent management considerations involve an increase in water requirement from 7.0 KLD to 12 KLD, sourced from TWAD Board. Effluent generation is expected to rise from 0.4 KLD to 1.0 KLD, with disposal in a solar evaporation pan. Domestic sewage is projected to increase from 4 KLD to 4.8 KLD, disposed of in a septic tank with dispersion trenches.

The potential impact of this expansion is noteworthy. Cheenu Amma Aalloy's increased production capacity is poised to meet the escalating demand for steel products in the domestic market. The addition of a rolling mill also signifies a strategic move towards diversification, enhancing the company's competitiveness in the market. Moreover, the project is anticipated to create new employment opportunities during the construction and operation phases, contributing to the economic growth of Coimbatore District.

Environmental considerations are integral to the project, with a focus on managing increased water consumption and effluent generation to ensure minimal environmental impact. Monitoring Cheenu Amma Aalloy's website or news announcements will provide stakeholders with updates on the project's progress. Staying informed about news and developments in India's steel industry and relevant government initiatives for infrastructure development will offer further insights into the potential implications of this expansion.

News by Rahul Yelligetti