JSW Steel has emerged as the world’s most valuable steel company, overtaking global competitors with an impressive market capitalisation of $30.31 billion or ₹2.579 trillion. The milestone highlights the company’s steady growth and dominance in the global steel industry, positioning it as the leader in the mineral-based sector.
The company’s plants are operated in India and internationally, including in Vijaynagar, Dolvi, Salem, the United States and Italy. The current capacity of the steelmaking company is 35.7 million tonnes (MT), which is expected to expand to 43.5 MT by FY28 and 51.5 MT by FY31. This aggressive expansion is believed to fuel long-term growth and increase production volumes.
Regarding this achievement, Parth Jindal, Managing Director of JSW Cement and JSW Paints and founder of JSW Sports, stated that “Extremely proud to share that @jswsteel has become the largest steel company in the world in terms of market capitalisation—so proud of all the hard work put in by papa @sajjanjindal, Ma @SangitaSJindal, and the entire @TheJSWGroup family—we are humbled and will not stop at this.”
The stock of JSW steel has also surged 18% in 2025, ranking among the top performers on the Nifty 50 Index. The per share price of the share is ₹1,100.
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Company Overview
Founded in 1982, JSW Steel is a leading multinational steel producer. With its headquarters in Mumbai, the company operates globally. However, the company’s portfolio has expanded to automotive, construction, and consumer durables.
