Bringing alive a billion dreams

Managing change successfully

Steel

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INFRASTRUCTURE

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Profile of Mr. Sajjan Jindal JSW Group JSW Steel JSW Natural Resources JSW
Energy JSW Infrastructure

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JSW Aluminium JSoft Solutions JSW Foundation Awards & Recognition JSW Network

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Shri O. P. Jindal
August 7, 1930 – March 31, 2005 O. P. Jindal Group – Founder and Visionary

Truly, for some men, destiny isn’t written, unless they write it.

Shri OP Jindal was a father figure for millions. Where others would see walls, he
saw doors of opportunities. He continuously worked towards making India self-
reliant. He believed that the growth should be inclusive and made it his life’s
mission to help the underprivileged sections of society. A successful
industrialist, a politician, a leader and a passionate philanthropist, late Shri OP
Jindal achieved this and more with his inspiring energy. And amongst other things,
he left behind a few billion smiles and a legacy of inspiration. His legacy and the
vision of inclusive growth is being carried forward by the group companies through
various social initiatives.

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Profile of Mr. Sajjan Jindal

“IT IS SAID THAT IN THE JOURNEY OF LIFE, MORE IMPORTANT THAN WHERE YOU ARE, IS
WHERE YOU ARE HEADING TO...”
Mr. Sajjan Jindal, Chairman and Managing Director, explains the JSW mindset that
successfully countered challenges.

Mr. Sajjan Jindal was born on December 5, 1959, in Calcutta, India. A Mechanical
Engineer from Bangalore University, Mr Jindal began his career in 1984 in Mumbai by
independently looking after the O.P. Jindal Group’s steel manufacturing business in
western India. Since then he has followed an aggressive strategy that has propelled
JSW Steel to one of India’s largest private integrated steel-makers. He has also
diversified into power, cement, aluminium, software and infrastructure operations.
JSW Group is under the
umbrella of the USD 16.5 billion O.P. Jindal Group. Mr Jindal believes that India’s
real challenge lies in pursuing the path of inclusive growth and taking a
leadership role in sustainable development. Growth is meaningful only when it
benefits all sections of the society and does not endanger the fragile environment.
He serves on several civic bodies including :

• • • •

Sustainability Committee of World Steel Association Council Member – Indian

Institute of Metals Member, Confederation of Indian Industry Chairman, I-League
Committee, All India Football Federation Former President of ASSOCHAM

for elevating JSW Steel amongst the selected few global steel producers. Earlier in
2007, he was named the ‘Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year’ in the
‘Manufacturing Category’. He lives with his family in Mumbai and has three
children. He is a keen sportsman with a love for the outdoors.

• Member of the Executive

Committee and the Chairman of the

In 2009, Mr Jindal was awarded the prestigious 19th Willy Korf / Ken Iverson Steel
Vision Award at the Steel Survival Strategies XXIV Conference

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JSW STEEL’S CAPACITY GREW THREE-FOLD IN JUST FIVE YEARS. TODAY IT IS THE LARGEST
INTEGRATED PRIVATE SECTOR STEEL PRODUCER IN INDIA IN TERMS OF INSTALLED CAPACITY.
Blast Furnace 3 & 4 at Vijayanagar
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JSW ENERGY IS ONE OF THE FASTEST GROWING POWER COMPANIES ACHIEVING REMARKABLE AND
SIGNIFICANT MILESTONES.
Energy Plant at Vijayanagar
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OUR PORTS CHANGE THE FUTURE OF THE LAND HELPING INDUSTRIES, COMMUNITIES AND THE
ENVIRONMENT PROSPER.
Jaigarh Port
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JSW Group

Multiple hues of success: JSW group has diversified interests in Steel, Energy,
Logistics, Infrastructure, Mining and Cement.

Bringing alive a billion dreams

JSW Group is a part of USD 16.5 billion O. P. Jindal Group. Under the dynamic
leadership of Mr. Sajjan Jindal, JSW Group has grown into a USD 10 billion
enterprise with interests across various core economic sectors – Steel, Energy,
Cement, Aluminium, Natural Resources, Maritime Infrastructure and IT. In a short
span of time, JSW has become the largest integrated steel manufacturer in India. It
is striving to become a leading player in every business that it operates. JSW’s
midas touch is not restricted to businesses alone, its activities have impacted
villages and lives of thousands of people associated with it. JSW’s award winning
townships and world class infrastructure have set new benchmarks and won numerous
accolades.
At JSW, we have committed ourselves to small acts that change the world around us
resulting in a sequence of never ending excellence.
Vision
Global recognition for Quality and Efficiency, while nurturing nature and society.

Mission
Supporting the nation’s growth in power and steel with speed and innovation.

Core Values

• Transparency • Strive for Excellence • Dynamism • Passion for

Learning

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JSW Journey

1994
Incorporated Jindal Tractabel on March 10, 1994. Later renamed as JSW Energy

1999-2000
South West Port incorporated. Beginning of maritime operations at Mormugao Port

2004-05
JSW Steel took over the management of Salem Works

• Upstream : Production of Corex I started • Inauguration of Jindal

1995-96

2003-04
Inauguration of Cement Plant at Vijayanagar

Praxair Oxygen Company

JSW Group over the years, has grown in leaps and bounds. by exercising the same
foresight that has become a principal business strategy today.
2009

• Inauguration of JSW Jaigarh Port • Commissioning of first unit (135 MW) of

JSW Energy plant at Barmer • Commissioned the largest Blast Furnace III
with 2.8 MTPA capacity.

2011
Commsssioning of Blast Furnace IV with 3.2 MTPA capacity.

2008
Formed JV with Toshiba to produce super-critical steam turbines and generators

2010

• Listing of JSW Energy on BSE and NSE • Commissioning of Cement •

Foreign Collaboration Agreement plant at Nandyal, Andhra between JSW Steel and JFE
Steel Pradesh • Commissioning of first unit (300 MW) • Commissioning of
TOSHIBA of JSW Energy at Ratnagiri JSW facility at Chennai • Acquired a
majority stake in Ispat
Industries Ltd.

2012

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JSW Spirit

Speed
Reach the zenith of our industry within the shortest possible time

Passion
Focus on multiple-nation and multi-product footprint

Innovation
Commitment to raise the global benchmark

Stabilised operations of India’s largest blast furnace in only three months;

highest daily production of 8,337 tonnes achieved in January 2010.

Manufactured an average 20,000 tonnes per month of high value-added steel (API X-70
grade steel) for the oil a and gas pipeline sector, for the first time in India.

Introduced seven predictive models as proactive analysis of equipment performance

and product quality, and filed copyrights for six models; another first in the
Indian steel sector.
Returns
Derive more from less

Investment
Enriching the community, touching lives

Technology
Knowledge repository catalysing pioneering achievements

Improved utilisation of Coke Oven gas from 84% in 2008-09 to 96% plus in 2009-10
for power generation and the steel-making processes at Vijayanagar works.

JSW foundation touched the lives of Commissioned India’s widest hot strip 2.5 lac
individuals as part of its social mill, which can roll products up to 2,100
responsibility initiatives. mm width.

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Helping transform JSW from a regional to a global steel manufacturer.
• Grew capacity more than four-fold • • •
between 2004 and 2011 from 2.5 MTPA to 11 MTPA. Added state-of-the-art value-
addition facilities i.e. HSM for the first time in India. Acquired facilities in
the US to cater to the high value oil and gas pipeline market. Establishing a long
product facility in Europe with Geo Steel LLC (Georgia based Joint Venture).

Consequently, production volumes grew at a CAGR of 26.07% over five years while
revenue grew 22.56% over the same period. The Company is now working towards
emerging as a leading domestic and global steel player through the following
initiatives. Setting up a 10 MTPA greenfield facility (phased) in West Bengal;
planning another 10 MTPA greenfield facility at Jharkhand.

In doing so, JSW Steel will treble its steel making capacity (on an expanded base)
in a decade.
india’s largest private sector integrated steel producer with 11 MTPA installed
capacity

Blast Furnace IV at Vijayanagar

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JSW Steel

CREATING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH. CHANGING FUTURES

JSW Steel, the flagship company of the JSW Group, is today an integrated steel
manufacturer. JSW Steel is the largest private sector steel manufacturer in terms
of installed capacity. The Group set up its first steel plant in 1982 at Vasind
near Mumbai. Soon after, it acquired Piramal Steel Ltd., which operated a mini
steel mill at Tarapur in Maharashtra. The Jindals, who had wide experience in the
steel industry, renamed it as Jindal Iron and Steel Co. Ltd. (JISCO). In 1994, in
order to achieve
Steel Melt Shop at Vijayanagar

the vision of moving up the value chain and building a strong, resilient company,
Jindal Vijayanagar Steel Ltd. (JVSL) was setup, with its plant located at
Toranagallu in the Bellary-Hospet area of Karnataka, the heart of the high-grade
iron ore belt and spread over 3,700 acres of land. It is just 340 kms from
Bangalore, and is well connected with both the Goa and Chennai ports. In 2005,
JISCO and JVSL merged to form JSW Steel Ltd. JSW Steel is one of the lowest cost
steel producers in the world. It has established a

strong presence in the global value-added steel segment with the acquisition of
steel mill in US and a service center in UK. JSW Steel has also formed a joint
venture for setting up a steel plant in Georgia. The Company has also tied up with
JFE Steel Corp, Japan for manufacturing the high grade automotive steel. JSW Steel
has also acquired a controlling stake in Ispat Industries Ltd. With this
acquisition JSW Steel has become India’s largest private sector steel producer with
a combined capacity of 14.3 MTPA.The Company has also acquired mining assets in
Chile, USA and Mozambique.

JSW Steel offers the entire gamut of steel products – Hot Rolled, Cold Rolled,
Galvanized, Galvalume, Pre-painted Galvanised, Pre-painted Galvalume, TMT Rebars,
Wire Rods & Special Steel Bars, Rounds & Blooms. JSW Steel has manufacturing
facilities at Toranagallu in Karnataka,Vasind &Tarapur in Maharashtra and Salem in
Tamil Nadu. By 2020, the Company aims to produce 34 million tons of steel annually
with Greenfield integrated steel plants coming up in West Bengal and Jharkhand.
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JSW Steel - Vijayanagar Plant

THERE IS A DREAM AND A THERE is A VISION. WE DEAL IN LATTER : WE ARE INDIA’S

LARGEST PRIVATE SECTOR INTEGRATED STEEL PRODUCER

Vijaynagar works is India’s largest single location steel plant with 10 MTPA
capacity. It was the first Greenfield project in India to use Corex technology to
produce steel. With the commissioning of Blast Furnace IV with 3.2 MTPA capacity,
JSW Steel became the largest private sector steel producer in India. It has also
set up of 5MTPA state of the art Hot Strip Mill. The next phase of expansion taking
the total production to 12 MTPA at Vijayanagar Works is also under implementation.
It’s eco-friendly approach has also led to the development of Vijayanagar into a
modern township. Enveloped by acres of greenery and maintained by JSW, Vijayanagar
is prospering by leaps and bounds. Be it education, career opportunity or women
empowerment, the Company’s initiative has gone a long way in making Vijayanagar the
success that it is today.

Hot Strip Mill at Vijayanagar

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JSW Steel - Salem Plant

Blooming mill at Salem

GROWING BIGGER TO BUILD THE DREAMS OF A NATION.
JSW Steel acquired the erstwhile SISCOL and took over the Management in November
2004. Salem Works is the only integrated specialised steel plant in South India and
is located at Pottaneri/M. Kalipatti villages and at about 35 kms from Salem in
Tamil Nadu. As part of the JSW group, the plant underwent a dramatic transformation
and started making profits from the first year onwards. Today, it has become the
first 1 MTPA integrated steel plant in Tamil Nadu. It is the largest single-
location special steel facility in India. The Company is having facilities
for production of Pig Iron, Steel, Billet and Rolled Steel products in the long
product category. The present capacity is being expanded to one million tones per
annum. It has adopted the Sinter plant – Blast furnace – Energy Optimising Furnace
– Ladle Furnace, Vacuum Degassing Continuous Casting Machine – bar and rod mill
route with iron ore as the basic input material. It also has plants for generation
of power and production of oxygen. The Company commissioned a Blooming Mill in
August 2010. Following the commissioning, Salem Works is the only Indian facility
manufacturing the entire range of rolled long products (5.5 mm to 200 mm).
SalemWorks is highly environment conscious and the process and technology is
designed for reusing and recycling the process waste. Products of SalemWorks have
the hallmark of quality and combined with competitive pricing, they are highly
preferred in automobile and construction sectors.
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JSW Steel - Vasind & Tarapur Plant

JSW STEEL is India’s biggest producer & largest exporter of galvanized steel.
It is here that all began. A new chapter was written in the history of Indian Steel
Industry when JSW made its foray at Vasind in 1982 and setup a 20 Hi CR mill. JSW
then acquired a mini steel mill, which moved on to become JSW Steel Ltd. Apart from
being a leading manufacturer of cold rolled and color coated steel, Tarapur and
Vasind works is today India’s biggest producer & largest exporter of galvanized
steel. At Vasind Works, the Company has recently launched GALVALUME, a
revolutionary product in the steel industry. Its strategic location, with access to
the major ports of Mumbai, markets and raw material sources has worked to its
advantage.
Steel Plant at Vasind

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JSW Steel - Vasind & Tarapur Plant

Steel Plant at Tarapur

Shaping India’s AmBITIONS
The total capacity of Vasind and Tarapur Works is 0.9 MTPA of Galvanised, GALVALUME
& Colour Coated Cold Rolled products. As, JSW grew phenomenally, it also
steered Tarapur and Vasind towards newer horizon of prosperity. Apart from
providing more jobs, JSW actively participates and organizes various social and
cultural activities to make lives richer. The region is now cleaner happier and
even more beautiful. Better health initiative, promotion of sports & education are
few of the development initiative that has gained in JSW presence.
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JSW Natural Resources

Driving JSW to acquire assets and properties, transforming it from a standalone to

integrated steel manufacturer.
• Vijaynagar Minerals Private Limited, • Mining
a joint venture between Mysore Minerals Limited (MML), a Govt of Karnataka
undertaking and JSW Steel Limited, mines the iron ore from Thimmappangudi Mine.
With mineable reserve base of about 30 Million Tons the mine has production
capacity of 2.5 Million Tons per annum. operations commenced in the Iron ore mine
in Chile. Expected to yield an annual output of about 1 million tonnes saleable
products. The mine produced o.8 million tons iron ore in FY 2011-12. ore mines in
Jharkhand and Tamil Nadu in various stages of regulatory clearance.

• Iron
Iron Ore Mines

• Coal blocks under development

Rhone coking coal block in Jharkhand (69% share economic interest) Gopal Prasad
West (W) thermal coal block in Orissa (11% share). Operations commenced in Coking
coal assets, West Virginia, US. Expected to achieve production upto 1 MTPA in, to
be ramped up to

3 MTPA within another two years.

• Scouting

• Coal • Five

production started in South Africa and attempts on to acquire additional coal

resources. Mining Licenses for Iron, Coal and Manganese being pursued in
Mozambique.

for more coal mines in Indonesia, Africa, Australia, Canada and USA In search for
right opportunity to ensure a cherished JSW vision of Raw Material integration.

• Mining

These initiatives will facilitate the achievement of a cherished JSW vision of raw
material integration.

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JSW Energy

ENERGISING THE NATION creating a GREEN ENVIRONMENT

JSW Energy, is a growing power vertical of the JSW Group. The Company has forayed
in all areas of power business with a operational capacity of 2600 MW and a
generating capacity of 1050 MW in the construction and implementation phase. Aiming
to generate 11770 MW, JSW Energy is treading to become one of the leading private
power producers in the country. The Company is an early entrant in the Power
generation, Power Trading & Transmission Business and is exploring opportunities in
the power generation through non-conventional energy sources. Achieving 735 MW of
Power Generation Capacity in a single year. Growing rapidly as a leading private
power producer in the country, JSW Energy has crossed several milestones working on
power solutions in the states of Karanataka, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh,
West Bengal and Himachal Pradesh.
Power Plant at Ratnagiri

The Company has planned strategically its power plants to be diverse depending on
geographical locations, fuel source and off-take arrangements. Each project is
planned to be strategically located either near an available fuel source, load
centre or infrastructure facilities. Ensuring fuel security JSW Energy acquired
majority stake in South African Coal Mining Holding Limited. (SACMH) - a listed
South African Company having 13 Million Tons of coal reserves through acquisition
of shares in

Royal Bafokeng Capital (RBC) and Mainsail. Having commissioned 55 Kms. Double
circuit 400 KV transmission line from Jaigad to New Koyna and expecting to extend
it to 110 Kms, Jaigad Karad transmission line in FY 2011-12, the Company has
successfully established itself in Transmission business in joint venture with
Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Company limited (MSETCL).

The Company has established entry into Equipment Manufacturing by commencing

construction facility for Supercritical SteamTurbine Generator sets near Ennore,
Chennai in joint venture with Toshiba Corporation, Japan. The Company’s quality and
environmental management systems are certified to be in compliance under ISO
9001:2000, ISO 14001: 2004 and ISO 18001: 2007.

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What is JSW Energy?

POWERING PROGRESS, SUCCESS AND DREAMS

Power Generation

The SBU # 1 (2 x 130 MW) at Vijayanagar made the Company proud by winning
“Meritorious Productivity Award” from CEA, Govt. of India consecutively for 3 years
for its’ excellence in operational performance parameters. JSW Energy has been
awarded NDTV Profit Business Leadership Award on 1st September 2010 in the industry
vertical of “POWER”. JSW Energy has been awarded “Best Thermal Power Generation
Company Award” at Power Line Award 2012 by Power Line Magazine in 2012.

Power Trading

Power Transmission

Mining

Equipment Manufacturing
Power Plant at Vijayanagar
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JSW Energy - Operational Generating Capacity

Power Plant at Vijayanagar

Vijayanagar, Karnataka
SBU I – 260 MW (2 x 130 ) Power Plant
The Company owns and operates a 2 x 130 MW dual fuel (coal and gas) power plant in
Vijayanagar, Karnataka. The 260 MW power plant has been operational since 2000. The
260 MW power plant has operated at a PLF of 100.03% during 2009-10 and it has also
continuously improved its Heat rate from 2565 Kcal/KWh in fiscal 2001 to 2317
Kcal/KWh in fiscal 2010. The power plant operates on a combination of coal and gas
which is a by-product of JSW Steel Limited (JSWSL) – Vijayanagar plant.

SBU I I– 600 MW (2 x 300 ) Power Plant

The Company has commenced commercial operations in both of the 2 x 300 MW Units of
the imported coal based power plant in Vijayanagar, Karnataka. The first unit was
commissioned in April 2009 and commenced commercial operations on July 1, 2009 and
the second unit was commissioned in late July 2009 & commenced its commercial
operation in September 2009.
Power Plant at Ratnagiri Power Plant at Ratnagiri
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JSW Energy - Operational Generating Capacity

Barmer, Rajasthan
Phase I – 1,080 MW Lignite-Fired Power Plant
RWPL is constructing an 8 x 135 MW lignitefired power plant in the first phase at
Barmer, Rajasthan. The Company has acquired the land of 1,186 acres for the
project.Today the Company operates 540 MW (4 Units) at Barmer. The Plant will use
lignite from Jalipa and Kapurdi mines, as fuel. For this purpose,the Company has
formed an SPV Barmer Lignite Mining Company Limited, in which 51% shares are held
by Rajasthan State Mining & Minerals Limited and 49% by RWPL.The company
successfully began the production of lignite from its Kapurdi Mines.

Ratnagiri, Maharashtra
1,200 MW Imported Coal-Fired Power Plant
The Company operates 1200 MW (4x300 MW) at Ratnagiri. The project site is located
in close proximity to the sea. A significant volume of the water required for the
project will be satisfied by sea water. The raw water is supplied to the JSW Energy
(Ratnagiri) plant by Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation. The plant is
running on imported coal.
LIGHTING UP LIVES. BRIGHTENING FUTURE

Power Plant at Barmer

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JSW Energy - Projects Under Implementation

Kutehr, Himachal Pradesh

240 MW Hydroelectric Power Plant
JSWEL is implementing a 240 MW (3 x 80 MW), run-of-the-river, hydroelectric power
project on the upper reaches of river Ravi in the district of Chamba, Himachal
Pradesh. Company has won the project through a competitive bidding process in July,
2007. The project involves the construction of a low-sill barrage across Ravi River
to divert water through a 15 km long head race tunnel ending in a surge shaft to
generate an aggregate 240 MW of power in an underground power house. As per the
pre-implementation agreement, Company will provide Government of Himachal Pradesh
an annual royalty in the form of free power equal to 12.0% of the deliverable
energy for the first 12 years from the commercial operations date, 18.0% for the
next 18 years and 30.0% for the remaining ten years. The Project is scheduled to be
commissioned by end of Financial year 2015-16. Environment clearance has been
recommended by EAC for the project in January 2011.

Barmer, Rajasthan
Phase II – 270 MW Lignite-Fired Power Plant
RWPL is also planning an additional 2 X 135 MW power plant at Barmer. This power
plant is intended to be on the same parcel of land as the 1,080 MW project (Phase
I) which is currently under construction. Company is planning to sell the entire
power generated from this project under short-term power arrangements through
JSWPTC on merchant basis.
JSW Energy - Projects Under Development

WE HAVE THE POWER TO ACCELERATE INDIA’S GROWTH

The Company has planned projects at Chattisgarh, West Bengal, Jharkhand and
Ratnagiri (Phase – II) which are at an early stage of development, poised to take
the aggregate capacity to 11,770 MW by 2016.

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JSW Energy

JSW Power Trading Company Limited (JSWPTC)

JSWPTC, a Wholly Owned Subsidiary Company, is engaged in power trading activities
and has a “I” category license, the highest Power Trading license category to trade
in power in India. JSWPTC is one of the top five power trading companies in India,
by volume and has continuously stepped upwards to position itself amongst top Power
Trading Companies during the year ended March 31, 2010. During the FY 2009-10, the
JSWPTC was also nominated as power trading member of Northern Regional Power
Committee.

Jaigad Power Transco (JPTL)

JSW Energy had entered into Joint Venture Agreement with Maharashtra State
Electricity Transmission Company Limited (MSETCL) for transmission system /
network. JPTL is 74:26 Joint Venture between the Company and MSETCL. JPTL is
implementing two transmission lines from Jaigad to New Koyna and Jaigad to Karad
for evacuation of power from JSWERL power plant at Jaigad at a total project cost
of ` 580 crores. JPTL has been granted Transmission License from Maharashtra
Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC). T h e C o m p a ny h a s s u c c e s s f
u l ly commissioned a transmission line from Jaigad to New Koyna and 2nd line from
Jaigad to Karad.
JSW Energy

Toshiba JSW Turbine & Generator Private Limited

Toshiba JSW Turbine & Generator Private Limited has been incorporated as Joint
Venture Company with a shareholding of 75% by Toshiba Corporation ltd., Japan , 20%
by JSW Energy Ltd. and 5% by JSW Steel Ltd. to design, manufacture, marketing and
maintenance services of mid to large sized Supercritical Steam Turbines &
Generators of size 500 MW to 1000 MW. This JV is expected to provide advantage in
sourcing critical equipments for enhancing the generation capacity besides acting
as a catalyst in boosting the power plant equipments manufacturing capacity in the
country. The Company commenced commercial production in February 2012.

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JSW Energy

JSW Energy Centre of Excellence

JSW Energy Centre of Excellence (JSWECE) has been established by JSW Energy with
the objective of training engineers in the entire gamut of O&M of Thermal Power
Plants, thereby providing skilled and competent man power to meet the ever-growing
demand for skilled engineers by Power Sector in the country. JSWECE, with its
modern training facilities has been recognized for imparting advanced power plant
training in line with the power sector requirements and as per the requirements of
Indian Electricity (Amendment) Rules 1981 by the Central Electricity Authority
(CEA), Ministry of Power, Govt. of India, JSWECE conducts a one-year full time Post
Graduate Diploma in Power Plant Engineering in academic collaboration with M.S.
Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore, an autonomous Institute under
Visvesvaraya Technological University, Karnataka. JSWECE has developed a state of
the art real-time high-fidelity PC-based 300 MW Thermal Power Plant Simulator.The
Simulator is a replication of the 300 MW Power Plant units of JSW Energy Limited at
Vijayanagar in Karnataka and Ratnagiri in Maharashtra.

JSW Energy Centre of Excellence

JSW Green Energy

Installation of Solar Panels

JSW Green Energy

JSW Green Energy (JSWGEL) is a Wholly Owned Subsidiary of JSW Energy Limited and a
Peak Power generator company in the renewable energy sector. JSWGEL engages in the
business of engineering, procurement and construction of rooftop integrated grid-
interactive solar power systems. The manufacture, design and installation of
Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV)/Building Applied Photo Voltaic (BAPV)
products would be the core of JSWGEL’s revenue model. JSWGEL envisages to be a
leader in the rooftop solar PV market and bio-mass based anaerobic digester space.
JSWGEL plans to add substantial capacity by using agro wastes in the rural areas.
Municipal solid waste (MSW) would be used to convert biodegradable part in to
natural gas and sold at par with LPG (without subsidy). The model employed would be
to barter solid waste for LPG with consumers through a card-based measurement
mechanism.The gas obtained by the process of bio-gasification has end uses for
cooking / thermal application or for mechanical / electrical power generation. Some
of the bio-gas generated through anaerobic digestion would also be converted to
electricity and fed to the grid at pre-approved tariff for biomass generation, as
determined by State Electricity Commission. In the rural segment, JSWGEL plans to
follow a hybrid generation model. JSWGEL plans to develop a technology, where in a
small generator could use either biomass or sunshine and run for about 16 hours in
a day. Such a generator would also be connected to the grid and would supply just
the peak power.

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JSW Infrastructure

Jaigarh Port, Ratnagiri

CHARTING INDIA’S JOURNEY TO THE WORLD. Creating ROBUST INFRASTRUCTURE.
JSW Infrastructure is committed to the development of Infrastructure for ports, air
port, ship repair, shipyard, township, roads, & rail connectivity inland waterways,
water treatment plans and pipelines. Presently JSW Infrastructure has following
operational units JSW Jaigarh Port, Maharashtra# South West Port, Goa vessels of
1,80,000 DWT capacity. The Jaigarh Port has the capacity to handle 10 Million tons
per annum in phase-I which will be increased to 20 Million tons per annum in the
phase-II. The bulk cargo includes import of coal for the power plant and export of
bauxite and ash from the power plant. JSW is planning to connect the Road and
Railway Network to the national grid for all logistics reasons to support the
Jaigarh Port. South West Port South West Port Ltd (SWPL) is a maritime
infrastructure set up of JSW that facilitates import & export through two dedicated
bulk cargo berths at Mormugoa Port. With mechanized cargo handling facilities, SWPL
is well equipped to handle 7.5 million tones of cargo-traffic & comes with
assurance of environment protection. The Port is equipped with fully mechanized PLC
controlled operational system. SWPL has also installed an Air Monitoring station as
per the Guidelines of Goa State Pollution Control Board. A green belt consisting of
more than 2000 nos. of fast growing Acasia variety trees will be planted all along
the boundary of the port area in order to increase the oxygen content and restrict
any emission escaping from the port area.

• •

In FY 2011-12, the Company handled 11.4 million MT of cargo from Goa and Jaigad.
JSW Jaigarh Port JSW Jaigarh Port Ltd. is part of JSW Group. JSW Jaigarh Port has
inaugurated a Greenfield Port at Jaigarh on 22 nd August 2009. This deep water port
will meet the coal requirement of JSW Energy (Ratnagiri) Ltd. for its 4x300 MW
thermal coal based power project and serve to all multi users in handling multi-
cargo commodities like edible oil, molasses, cement, iron ore, fertilizers,
completely/ semi knocked down kits for the domestic market. The port is being
dredged to handle vessels of 105,000DWT capacity with a draft of 14 m in the first
phase. In Phase-II it would be capable for direct berthing of capsize

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JSW Cement

Cement Plant at Nandyal

EXCELLED TO STAND THE TEST OF TIME. CEMENTING INDIA.

JSW Cement, the new diversification foray of JSW Group, is presently having 0.70
million ton per annum (mtpa) grinding facility for producing Portland Slag Cement
(PSC) and Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag (GGBS). The above facility has been
set up adjacent to JSW Steel Plant at Vijayanagar in Bellary district of Karnataka.
JSW Cement, in its second phase of expansion plans, has set up a green field cement
plant to expand its capacity to 5.20 mtpa. The fast track project includes PSC and
Clinker manufacturing facilities of 4.50 mtpa and 2.20 mtpa respectively at Nandyal
in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh.

The Vijayanagar Steel plant will produce 3.5 mtpa of slag, which will be sufficient
to produce 7 mtpa PSC. JSW Cement will set up cement plants adjacent to all
upcoming steel plants of the group, thus making it one of the leading cement
producers of the country.

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JSW Aluminium

WE ARE FOCUSED ON GROWTH. GROWTH OF PEOPLE, COMMUNITIES AND our nation

An important milestone was achieved in July 2005 when Jindal South West Holding
Ltd. entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Andhra
Pradesh for setting up 1.4 mtpa Alumina Refinery and 4.2 mtpa Aluminium Smelter in
Andhra Pradesh. Government of Andhra Pradesh would provide all support including
supply of Bauxite and the required land. JSW Aluminium Ltd. was incorporated on
July 08, 2005 as a special purpose vehicle to implement this project. The Alumina
Refinery and the Aluminium Smelter will come up in phases.
JSoft Solutions Consulting

• Solutioning for complex • • • • • • •

manufacturing industry business problems Technology Consulting Enterprise

Application Consulting Application development Consulting Data centre C onsulting
Data Security Consulting DR & BCP Consulting ITIL Consulting

Oracle Practise
JSoft Solutions at Bangalore

• Oracle e-biz suite implementation & maintenance • Bolt on ( Golden

Nuggets) to • • • •

VOICE OF A NATION. INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS. COMPETITIVE EDGE

JSoft is an IT & ITES arm of JSW Group. Its core competency is to act as an enabler
for enterprises to gain a competitive edge through effective use of information &
communication solutions. Headquartered in Bangalore, JSoft Solutions operates from
major metros and provide IT solutions to all JSW group companies and other
corporates in various domains. JSoft operates across a broad spectrum of IT& ITES
services, which include: Infrastructure Management #Business Applications #Software
Development# Shop Floor Automation #Shared Services Supporting all these verticals
is Managed Services, PMO (Project Management Office) & Quality units, whose focus
is to deliver world-class support, maintain high standards of quality and
maintenance services across various layers. Along with extending support to clients
across the geographic spread of India, JSoft also support JSW Steel’s IT operations
in US & UK facilities. It has recently entered into a strategic alliance with
Descon Ltd. to undertake work in the areas of AutoCAD and other design engineering
service.

integrate and provide extra functionality to Oracle e-biz suite Strong practice
with 100 Consultants Experienced in Stabilizing new environments Post
Implementation Support Specialization in India localization for modules

• Indigenous home grown tested • •

Industry Solutions

solutions for Process & Discrete manufacturing Rich domain knowledge of

Manufacturing industry Business Problem Solving using Quality techniques like Six
SIgma

Infrastructure & Managed Services

• • • • •

• Tier 3 data centre with adequate rack capacity for hosting applications •
24 x 7 NOC for Data centre • Network, Server, Database & Storage Management •
Remote Infrastructure Management Support (RIMS) • IT Security management •
Facilities Management

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JSW Foundation

“When my husband was building his factories, I genuinely felt that the prosperity
should not be limited to employees and shareholders. I strongly felt that creating
an island of prosperity amidst a sea of poverty would be an anachronism. True
growth can only come about if it is inclusive and embraces the community around.”

Mrs. Sangita Jindal Chairperson, JSW Foundation

At JSW Steel, stakeholder value enhancement is not incidental to the Company’s
objective, but integral. The Company’s focus is pan-stakeholder prosperity as it
believes that all-inclusive growth is the visible manifestation of sustainable
prosperity. Any development derived at the cost of a specific stakeholder group can
only have limited or short-term impact with corresponding implications for our
sustainability.

The Company’s identified stakeholders comprise customers, employees, shareholders,

environment and society. JSW conducts its business in a manner that provides
‘inclusive growth’ for all stakeholders in the following manner: … it grows
customer trust by delivering quality products and impeccable services … it grows
team knowledge through best-in-class technologies

… it grows shareholder value by increasing profitability … it protects and enriches

the world by adhering to global environment management standards … it endeavours to
create a stronger nation through more opportunities for those at the bottom of the
social pyramid In doing so, JSW Steel spreads more smiles per tonne of steel.

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The Inititatives

The Foundation focuses on community welfare in all areas, an important step towards
inclusive growth. CSR Activities
Better India, better world
The Belief At JSW, we believe that inclusive growth is not a destination but a
journey made possible by the progressive engagement of all stakeholders in the
developmental process. The Company strives to achieve sustainable development
through an involvement in education, health and livelihood, promotion of arts and
culture, environment protection and sports. The Commitment JSW Steel is committed
to allocate 1.5% of its profit after tax to create a stronger India. The Team The
Company’s CSR initiative is spearheaded by a trust (JSW Foundation) which works
within a radius of 10-km from every plant location. The team comprising 20
executives is led by Mrs. Sangita Jindal. The Summary The Foundation touched lives
of over 2.5 lakh people, providing them with opportunities for a brighter future.

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For the earth’s sake: ‘Transforming waste to wealth is what companies of tommorow
aspire to achieve.’ - Sajjan Jindal

Panaromic View of the Vijayanagar Plant

“What Mr. Jindal has achieved at his Vijaynagar Plant is remarkable and can be a
worldwide model. There is no waste produced here, and resources are used
efficiently.”
Dr. Rajendra Pachauri, Chairman of the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change

Philosophy and impact JSW Steel practices ‘giving back more than what is taken from
the Earth’, reflected in the following realities: An area which received less than
50 cm of rainfall about two decades ago now receives average 75 cm annually.
Established 230-MW power generation infrastructure at Vijayanagar Works without a
single kg of coal, specific water consumption . Achieved one of the lowest in the
steel industry. Maintained zero-effluent discharge through extensive water
recirculation, reuse of blowdown water and the highest waste utilization in the
Indian steel industry at 90 %. Created a colony of 4400 households adjacent to the
Vijayanagar plant, vindicating the highly efficient environment management systems.
Relevance Steel manufacture impacts the earth significantly. For instance, a tonne
of steel requires

• • • •

• •

requires 15 kg of coal (natural resource) 2500 nm3 of gas is generated with

chemical contaminants that imbalance the ecosystem 2.0 tonnes of process waste
generated (solid and liquid) pose an environmental hazard JSW Steel endeavours to
raise the efficiency of its environment management system through the following
initiatives: Minimise the release of hazardous wastes to far below the stipulated
norms of the Pollution Control Board Reduce resource consumption. Maximise the re-
use of process waste generated in its facilities. Green the earth. JSW’s
environment commitment has resulted in pride-enhancing benchmarks for the Indian
steel industry.

• 1.0 tonnes of coal (natural resource) • 1.6 tonnes of iron ore (natural
resource) • 5 cum of water (natural resource) • 500 units of energy, which
further • •

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‘Educating a girl is equivalent to imparting knowledge to two families.’ - O. P.
Jindal

Jindal Vidya Mandir

Education
The Foundation’s endeavour is to strengthen the learning curve of the Indian youth
in rural locales. Activities 1) Early childhood education project Provided playful
and interactive teaching material at the pre-school level. Trained government
employees working in the integrated child development scheme initiated by the
Government of India and facilitated selected women (in a difficult domestic
environment) to start child development centres. contract labourers. 2) Village
learning centres Identified and trained volunteers from villages to attract school-
dropouts. Motivated dropouts to rejoin mainstream education. Counselled parents in
collaboration with district educational authorities to minimise the dropout rate.
Mainstreamed 345 students (50 in 2009-10).

• •

• Provided specialized training to •

Anganwadi workers to initiate childcentered educational activities like inculcating

the habit of reading and developing writing skills. Imparted education to rural
children by establishing 16 balwadis; during the year, two vishal balwadis were
established in Vijaynagar and Toranagullu for the children of

• • • •
3) Mid-day meal Participated in the mid-day meal scheme with two civil society
institutions; the scheme provides meals to over 200,000 children covering 1053
schools. Donated land to establish a kitchen while a recurring grant sustained
operations. Improved student performance, reducing the drop-out rate.

• • •

4) Adolescent health education Enhanced health awareness by sending health experts

to rural schools; behavioural issues were discussed. Collected feedback from
adolescents, parents and schools, which revealed a significant reduction in eve
teasing and obscene language. 5) Children mobile libraries Established mobile
libraries in 25 villages to encourage reading among children; the educational
volunteers and Balwadi teachers enrolled their students in these libraries Enlisted
volunteers to evaluate children’s learning curve Created a library --- comprising
100 children’s books and other knowledge-enhancing material --- to provide variety
and range Encouraged 2,040 children to read, generating income for 18 local girls
who manage these centres. 6) Computer-aided learning centres Entered into a
collaborative project with the JSW Foundation, Azim Premji Foundation and the
Village School Management Committees to increase computer literacy. Trained
teachers were persuaded to build rural computer education centres. Established 27
computer-aided learning centres (118 computers to 27 government schools benefiting
9,500 children) . Finalised plans for setting up 12 such centres in Bagalkot. 7)
Career guidance programmes Made it possible for JSW Steel executives and other
career experts to visit rural schools and provide career guidance to students.
Participated in career fairs to enhance student awareness. 19000 students benefited
by this programme. 8) RGIST

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Technology (initiated by JSW and the Government of Karnataka) offers a year-long

post-graduate Diploma course in industrial safety. 9) Special schools for the
differentlyabled Started a school ‘Tamanna’ for mentally-challenged children.
Enabled differently-abled children to assume responsibility for themselves .
Provided free transport and lunch to students. 10) Participation in Public-Private
Partnership Adopted 12 ITIs (under the PPP model opportunity initiated by the
Central Government) to develop each into centres of excellence in particular
trades. It initiated the training of faculty and students and provided them with an
exposure to modern technology. Schools JSW’s educational infrastructure benefits
3859 students and comprises the following: Jindal Vidya Mandir, Vijaynagar:
Commenced in 1996 with 53 students and seven staff members; educates over 1759
students with a 50-member faculty support Jindal Adarsh Vidyalaya: Established to
educate children of associate employees from various parts of the country, along
with 50% subsidy; recognized by the Government of Karnataka, this school started
with a modest strength of 130 students in 2003-04 and now educates over 900
students with the help of 27 teachers. Jindal Vidya Mandir-Vasind: Founded in 1989,
this English-medium school is controlled by the Jindal Education Trust with around
1,298 students and 70 teachers are on the rolls. The school was accredited with ISO
9001:2008 and IMC Ramakrishna Bajaj National Quality Award

• Rajiv Gandhi Institute for Steel

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‘ The greatest wealth is health.’
Health
The Foundation facilitates the detection and diagnosis of health ailments.
Activities 1) Medical camps Organised health camps and provided adequate medical
support to the local community. Organised 49 general health camps in nearby
villages of Vijaynagar, treating 7,187 patients. Treated 1165 patients through nine
eye camps; of these 652 patients were operated for cataract at Jindal Sanjeevani
Hospital. 2) HIV-AIDS awareness Enhanced HIV-AIDS awareness through interactive
media tools and rural street plays. Identified and trained certain employees as
peer educators in the subject; established voluntary testing and counselling
facility through mobile units in Vijayanagar; in 2009-10, the mobile unit visited
26 villages and treated 541 people. Held camps for detecting Sexually Transmitted
Infection and Reproductive Track Infection in 11 surrounding and mining area
villages; tested 732 women patients and provided with necessary medical facilities.
3) Sanitation Upgraded the basic infrastructural amenities (water and sewerage
systems) in the Government-run primary health centres at Vasind Provided equipment
and installed

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• •

• •

Sanjivani Hospital
Extending a hand

A multi-storeyed building collapsed at Bellary and JSW was the first to respond by
sending its team to the site. The team rescued three individuals from the debris;
the operation lasted a week. An appreciation letter was received from the
Government of Karnataka for this initiative.

a new water supply and storage system Implemented a comprehensive sanitation

package comprising tree plantation, village cleaning and construction of waste
management pits; the local self governments in two project villages were recently
felicitated by the President of India with the Nirmal Gram Puraskar. Under these
programmes 4000 people were covered and 800 toilets

• • •

were constructed. 4) Disability assessment and intervention Conducted household

surveys in selected villages around plant locations to gauge the prevalence of
physical and mental disabilities Collaborated with vocational training providers
for this segment. 5) Jindal Sanjeevani Hospital Created the Jindal Sanjeevani
Hospital, covering 27,000 sq. ft area; comprises 75 beds and is

associated with Apollo hospital, Hyderabad for super speciality surgery. Manned
casualty and emergency wards with resident medical officers and qualified nurses.

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Livelihood JSW Foundation provides revolving funds, skill training and other
linkage services to empower rural women and reduce genderbased discrimination.
Activities 1) Vocational centres Vasind: The Shramsadhana Vocational Training
Centre (SVTC) started in March 2003 with 30 students and expanded to 1393 students.
It has grown into a wellknown training institute providing short-term courses to
create self employment and make trainees employable in nearby small-scale
industries. Vijayanagar: The JSW Foun dation collaborates with Nettur Technical
Training Foundation (NTTF), Vijayanagar, to impart vocational training in
mechanical maintenance, electrical maintenance and computer application. During the
year, 30 people were trained in mechanical maintenance and 24 in electrical
maintenance. Vocational training was conducted at the O P Jindal Centre for
Vocational Training initiated in 2008. OPJC was recently recognised as a Vocational
Training provider by the state government and covers a total of 584 people. 2)
Creating employment opportunities for women Unorthodox skills: Encouraged rural
girls and women to master unorthodox skills, such as operating heavy earth-moving
machines; these women were provided employment in the Group’s associate companies
Rural BPO: Established a non-voice BPO for rural women to enhance their
employability and strengthen their socio-economic condition; this initiative
imparted the necessary IT knowledge and skills, transforming

Data Halli at Vijayanagar

‘Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a
trail.’ Ralph Waldo Emerson
•
the lives of nearly 300 high-school girls. 3) Self-help groups Formed the Mahila
Dairy Development Group (MDDG) to help poor women in villages around Vijayanagar
Works through collateral free credit programmes. This enhanced income generation
and livelihood opportunities for women. Organised Self Help Groups (SHGs) to
identify priorities and allocate resources.

• Total 35 groups and 454 rural • •

women are involved since 2006-07. 4) Tailoring training Imparted tailoring training
to neighbouring women Supported them to sit for an examination conducted by the
Department of Technical Education, Government of Karnataka; aided them to undergo
an advanced tailoring training in coordination with the Department of Small Scale
Industries, Bellary. 5) Strengthening agricultural

productivity Initiated crop and cattle breeding projects to enhance crop yields;
farmers were taught crop economics, use of bio-fertilisers and bio-pesticides; they
also received training in the use of quality seeds to improve productivity
Collaborated with BAIF Research and Development Foundation to establish cattle
development centres for livestock management; in 200910, cattle camps in villages
treated 3,256 animals

Vocational Training Center

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Environment At JSW, we engaged in proactive climate change management and emission
reduction through the following activities:

• Conducted Earth Care Awards • •

to motivate stronger industry participation towards a cleaner environment. Created

multiple award categories for big brands and small and medium enterprises for their
environment initiatives Established ‘The Climate Project India’ to support climate
leadership

project where Al Gore (former US Vice President) and Dr R K Pachauri (Chairman,

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) discussed issues and strategies with a
select group representing academia, business and civil society with a focus on
developing a green curriculum to support existing training and education to reduce
emissions

• Supported TERI to publish a set • •

of six books on climate change for children, a first time in their history
Partnered with the Centre for Environment Research and Education for a relevant
animated slide show for children Initiated a project for cleanliness and hygiene in
rural areas, along with community involvement in
The programme was divided in two phases: Phase I focused on developing roads,
pathways, drainage systems up-gradation, creating public toilets, street lights and
tree plantation Phase II comprised the construction of schools, drinking water
facilities, public health centres and roof water harvesting Vaddu (1,700
households) was developed as the Model Village; the Foundation plans to extend the
success of this initiative to other villages

Vaddu – the model village

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‘Sports do not build character, they reveal it’ John Wooden

Vidyanagar Sports Club at Vijayanagar

collection, disposal and management of village waste to create a garbagefree
village; this initiative was commenced in Kurekuppa village and later extended to
cover several villages.

Sports development To provide all round development of an individual, JSW

Foundation facilitates an access to various sports facilities and encourages sports
for the rural population, thanks to the following initiatives:

• Formed academies for squash, •

badminton, table tennis and swimming to identify talent and foster competitive
spirit at a young age. Organized summer camps for village children and imparted
training under specialized coaches.

Jindal Squash Academy at Vasind

Nurturing rural talent

The JSW volleyball team was ranked winners at all India Steel Plant Sports Board
Championship, Karnataka State Senior InterDistrict Championship and Karnataka State
Association Cup. The Jindal Squash Academy is India’s second largest squash
academy, having produced seven international, 22 national and 46 state squash
players.

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‘Art is the queen of all sciences, communicating knowledge to all generations of
the world.’ Leonardo da Vinci

Conservation of arts and cultural heritage Heritage reflects the community identity
and preservation of heritage contributes to strengthen a common sense of identity
within the community. JSW Foundation restores pride in our cultural heritage and
promotes a dialogue in contemporary and performing arts Activities 1) Temple
restoration at the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Hampi The Krishna temple is among
the most impressive monuments at the UNESCO world heritage site of Hampi, built
through the royal patronage of the Vijayanagar Empire. The Archaeological Survey of
India permitted JSW Foundation (a private foundation) to collaborate in its
restoration work for the first time. 2) Restoration work at the Sir JJ School of
Art The JSW Foundation is working with renowned conservation architects and the
State Government for the restoration of the premier art institution established in
1858. The exercise involves the

• • • • •

• •

• •

documentation, conservation and display of invaluable paintings and sculptures. 3)

Art India Art India, a quarterly publication of the Foundation, won several
national awards for printing and content. With 54 issues published, the magazine is
internationally recognised as an key independent voice of India’s contemporary art.
It promotes a serious discussion of diverse art forms and disciplines. 4)
Collaboration with Prince’s Charities JSW Foundation and The Prince’s Drawing
School, UK, will offer full sponsorships to postgraduate fine arts students from
India. The students will get an opportunity to participate in a six-term
international course on drawing and painting to enhance observational skills and
drawing experiences. 5) Publications Four of the Company’s major publications were
widely acclaimed by the media and critics The company’s publications include
O.P.Jindal, Mario, Miranda, Hampi Book and Architecture.
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JSW Awards

Prime Minister’s Trophy 200708: Runner-Up of the best performing Integrated Steel
Plant in the country, known as Steel Minister’s Trophy (declared on 13 November
2009). Karnataka Chapter Safety Award 2009: Unnatha Suraksha Puraskara, a trophy
and certificate was presented for outstanding safety performance and management
systems in Metals category of industries during 2006-08, by National Safety
Council, Karnataka Chapter, on 09 September 2009 at Bengaluru. Greentech
Environment Excellence Award 2009: Gold award in metal and mining sector for
outstanding achievement in Environment Management (10 October 2009, Kovalam). ISO-
14001:2004 Certification cation: Vidyanagar Township was recommended for
certification of ISO-14001:2004 for environmental management practices, on 23
September 2009, by TUV Rheinland Group. National Award for Excellence in Energy
Management 2009: Excellent Energy Efficient Unit Award 2009 for Best Energy
Management Practices (19, 20 November 2009, Chennai), by CIIGodrej Green Business
Centre.

CII-EXIM Award 2009: “Commendation Certificate for Significant Achievement” for

Business Excellence by Confederation of Indian Industries, on 17 December 2009 at
Delhi. IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award: “Performance Excellence Trophy
in the Manufacturing Category” by Indian Merchant Chambers Quality Cell, on 19
March 2010 at Mumbai. Golden Peacock Award for Corporate Social Responsibility –
2008 : JSW Steel Ltd. bagged the prestigious ‘Golden Peacock Award for Corporate
Social Responsibility for the year 2008’ in February 2009 TERI Corporate
Environmental Award 2008: Certificate of appreciation for efforts towards
environmental management and innovative initiatives amongst corporations with a
turnover above ` 500 crore (31 May 2008). CII National Energy Management Award
2008: Excellent Energy Efficient Unit by CII (August 2008). Greentech Environment
Excellence Award 2008: Gold award in metal and mining sector for Outstanding
Achievement in Environment

Management (6 September 2008, Goa). CII-EXIM Award 2008: Commendation Certificate

for Significant Achievement towards business excellence (on 6 November 2008, at
Bangalore). National Sustainability Award 2008: First prize for excellent
performance in integrated steel plant operations (14 November 2008, New Delhi).
CII-ITC Sustainability Awards 2008: Commendation Certificate for Significant
Achievement on the journey towards sustainable development (on 12 December 2008 at
New Delhi). National Award for Excellence in Water Management 2008: JSW Steel was
adjudged as “Water Efficient Unit” by CII during National Competition for
Excellence in Water Management held on 16 and 17 December 2008 at Hyderabad.
National Energy Management Award 2008: JSW Steel, Vijayanagar Works bagged National
Energy Management Award 2008 instituted by CII during Aug’08. IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj
National Quality Award 2008: Performance Excellence Trophy in the manufacturing
category (on 24 March, 2009, Mumbai).
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JSW Network
Corporate Offices Jindal Mansion 5A, Dr. G. Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai 400 026
Maharashtra Tel.: 022 2351 3000 / 43437199 Fax: 022 23526400 Victoria House
Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 013 Tel.: 022 2492 7000 / 4343 7800
Fax: 022 2491 7950 The Enclave Behind Marathe Udyog Bhavan, New Prabhadevi Road,
Prabhadevi, Mumbai 400 025 Tel.: 022 6783 8000 Fax: 022 2432 0740 Morena House 11,
Carmichael Road, Opp. MMC Bungalow, Mumbai 400 026 Tel.: 022 4340 3000 Fax: 022
4343 7600 Delhi JSW Steel Ltd. Thapar House, 3rd Floor, 124, Janpath Lane New Delhi
110001 Tel.: 011 49653300 / 3311 Fax: 011 43724333 JSW Bengal Steel Ltd. DLF IT
Park, Tower A, 3rd floor, Block-AF, 03, Major Arterial Road, Newtown, Kolkata 700
156 West Bengal Tel.: 033 4000 2020 Fax: 033 4000 2021 JSW Jharkhand Steel Ltd. B-
236, Road No. 3, Ashok Nagar, Ranchi 834 002 Tel.: 0651 2244022 Fax: 0651 2244737
Jaigad Power Transco Ltd. The Enclave, Behind Maratha Udyog Bhavan, New Prabhadevi
Road, Prabhadevi, Mumbai 400 025. Maharashtra Tel.: 022 6783 8000 Fax: 022 6784
8393 Raj WestPower Ltd. 308 - 311, Geetanjali Tower, Ajmer Road, Jaipur 302006
Rajasthan Barmer Lignite Mining Company Ltd. Regd. Office Khanij Bhawan, Udyog
Bhawan Campus, Tilak Marg, C-Scheme, Jaipur 302001. Rajasthan Corp. Office 308 -
311, Geetanjali Tower, Ajmer Road, Jaipur 302006 Rajasthan JSW Power Trading
Company Ltd. U-49 to U-56, Shopping Arcade, Hotel Hyatt Regency, Ring Road, Bhikaji
Cama Place, New Delhi 110 607

JSW Steel JSW Energy

JSW Infrastructure
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JSW Cement

JSW Mines JSoft Solutions Corp. Office Other Offices

JSW Aluminium Ltd. Jindal Bhawan, 58-17 - 1/1, Opp. NSIL, Sanjeevayyanagar,
Visakhapatnam 530 009 Andhra Pradesh JSW Severfield Structures Ltd. 401, Deluxe
Court, Plot No. 1407-09 R.V. Bambardekar Road, Station Road Bandra West, Mumbai 400
050 Tel.: 022 6731 7000 Fax: 022 2651 2685 Jsoft Solutions Ltd. The Estate, 3rd
Floor, 121, Dickenson Road Bangalore 560 004 Tel: 080 +123 6858/59/60/62 Fax: 080
+123 6870 JSW Steel Ltd. P.O. Vidyanagar, Toranagallu Dist. Bellary: 583275
Karnataka Tel: 08395 250120 to 30 Fax: 08395 250138/250665

JSW Steel Ltd. Village: Vasind, Taluka, Shahapur Dist: Thane 421604 (Maharashtra)
Tel: 02527 220022 to 025 Fax: 02527 220020/84/92 JSW Steel Ltd. B/6, Tarapur MIDC
Boisar 401506 Dist: Thane Maharashtra Tel: 02525 270147 / 270149 Fax: 02525 270148
JSW Steel Ltd. Pottaneri M Kalipatti Village , Mecheri, Mettur Taluk, Salem 636453
Tamil Nadu Tel: 04298 278400 to 404 Fax: 04298 278618 JSW Bengal Steel Ltd.
Salboni, Paschim Medinipur District West Bengal

Vijayanagar Minerals Pvt. Ltd. P.O. Vidyanagar, Toranagallu, Dist: Bellary 583275
(Karnataka) Tel: 08395 250120 Fax: 08395 240365 South West Port Ltd. 1st floor,
Port Users Complex, Mormugao Harbour, Goa 403803 Tel:0832 2523000 Fax: 0832 2523006
JSW Jaigarh Port Ltd. Post Jaigarh, Tal & Dist Ratnagiri Maharashtra 415614 Tel:
02357 242551-53 Fax: 02357 242556 JSW Shipyard Pvt Ltd. Village Usagaon, Tal.
Dapoli Dist. Ratnagiri Maharashtra 415706 JSW Aluminium Ltd. S. Kota Mandal
Vizianagaram District Andhra Pradesh JSW Cement Ltd. P.O. VIdyanagar, Sandur Taluka
Dist Bellary 583275 Karnataka JSW Cement Ltd. Balakalgudur Village, Gadivemula
Mandal Kurnool 518508 Andhra Pradesh Jindal Praxair Oxygen Co Pvt Ltd. Post Box
No .16 Vidyanagar, Dist: Bellary 583275 (Karnataka) Tel: 08395 250856 to 858 Fax:
08395 250781 JSW Steel (USA) Inc. 5200 East Mc Kinney Rd. Baytown , TEXAS 77523
U.S.A. Office: 1 281 383 5100 Fax: 1 281 383 1803 JSW Steel Service Centre (UK)
Ltd. Lake Road Leeway Industrial Estate Newport NP19 4WN United Kingdom Tel: 44
1633290260 Fax: 44 1633290911
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