SE-112 · Confidential

Hot Charge TMT Steel Plant

Confidential Information Summary: an operating melt-to-bar TMT reinforcement plant offered for sale

Blind, pre-NDA · October 2026 · Prepared by CA Dhiraj Ostwal & Co. — Transaction Advisory

₹423 Cr
Turnover, March 2026
+24.8%
Turnover growth on 2025
400 MT/day
Daily figure cited by management
₹101 Cr
Indicative ask
01

Executive summary

This summary introduces an operating TMT reinforcement-bar plant that melts, casts and rolls on a single site. Its flagship product is a branded TMT bar, supported by plain rounds, billets and cut-and-bend work. The sellers have communicated an indicative ask.

Turnover grew 24.8%, from ₹339 Cr in 2025 to ₹423 Cr in March 2026.

The plant runs four 10 MT induction furnaces, two single-strand casters and a three-stage rolling line, supported by 20,000 kVA of furnace transformer capacity.

The ask of ₹101 Cr equals 23.9% of March 2026 turnover. Structure and perimeter follow after NDA (section 08).

At a glance
SectorTMT bars, MS rounds, billets
Established2023
Turnover, 2025₹339 Cr
Turnover, March 2026₹423 Cr
Growth+24.8%
Daily figure cited400 MT
Rolling capacity achieved95% (stated)
Site5 acres
Indicative ask₹101 Cr

Basis of preparation

All figures are management-stated and have not been audited or verified by the adviser. Turnover is the only financial measure supplied, and the period definitions, tax basis and audit status of the two turnover figures will be confirmed in the data room.

No profit, margin, depreciation, tax, debt or cash-flow figures are included. Growth and ratios in this document are the adviser's arithmetic on the two turnover figures.

02

Investment highlights

The case rests on installed, operating assets rather than a plan. Each highlight below is drawn from the information supplied by the sellers.

1

Turnover up by a quarter in one period

Turnover rose from ₹339 Cr in 2025 to ₹423 Cr in March 2026, an increase of ₹84 Cr on a plant established in 2023.

+24.8% on 2025
2

Melt-to-bar route on one site

Induction melting, twin-caster billet production, a three-stage rolling line, double quenching and a finishing shed sit within the same 5-acre premises.

4 × 10 MT furnaces
3

Power systems installed for the load

An indoor HT substation, HT capacitors with automatic power-factor control and air-conditioned panel rooms serve the furnaces. Management states power factor is held continuously at 0.997.

20,000 kVA furnace transformers
4

Material handling built in

Eleven overhead cranes, four electromagnets and six raw-material bunkers move material from yard to finished-goods shed without third-party handling.

1,800 MT bunker capacity
5

Land and site infrastructure with room to extend

The site covers 5 acres, with a 100-tonne weighbridge, a fully furnished office of about 6,000 sq ft, a canteen and a fully paved plant area. Further land is available for acquisition.

5 acres + further land available
03

Business overview

The company manufactures steel reinforcement bars and semi-finished steel. It melts and casts its own billets and rolls them into finished bars on the same site. The plant was established in 2023.

TMT bars

The flagship product, sold under the company's own brand. Specialty grades are listed by management; specifications will be provided in the data room.

MS round

Plain mild-steel rounds, sold under the same brand as the TMT range.

MS billets

Cast billets sold as a product line, giving a route for output that is not rolled in-house.

Cut & bend

Custom fabrication of cut-and-bent reinforcement, a value-added service on top of the bar range.

TMT barsMS roundMS billetsCut & bendOwn brand

The split of turnover between these lines has not been supplied and will be provided in the data room. Pricing, input cost and working-capital cycle are listed in section 07 as not yet supplied.

04

Operations & capacity

The plant is laid out as one continuous flow from raw-material bunkers to the finished-goods shed. Melting, casting, rolling and finishing share the site, with the power systems installed alongside.

Step 1
Raw material
6 bunkers of 300 MT; conveyor charging
Step 2
Melting
4 induction furnaces, 10 MT each
Step 3
Casting
2 single-strand casters, automatic billet shearing
Step 4
Rolling
3 roughing, 3 intermediate, 7 continuous stands
Step 5
Cooling
Double quenching; 72 m cooling bed
Step 6
Finishing
Automatic bundling, roll branding, 5 cranes

The table lists installed equipment by count and specification.

Installed plant and machinery
Area Installed Total
Induction furnaces 4 × 10 MT, with power optimiser and conveyor charging 40 MT
Furnace transformers 5 × 4,000 kVA 20,000 kVA
Auxiliary transformers 2 × 3,500 kVA 7,000 kVA
Casters 2 single-strand, automatic billet shearing 2 strands
Roughing mill 3 × 18 inch 3 stands
Intermediate mill 3 × 13 inch 3 stands
Continuous mill 1 × 13 inch + 6 × 10 inch, with continuous shear 7 stands
Cooling bed Twin channel, with double quenching 72 m
Cranes 2 × 20 MT double hoist; 1 × 10 MT double hoist; 2 × 10 MT single hoist; 1 × 5 MT billet loading; 5 × 10 MT finishing shed 11 cranes
Raw-material bunkers 6 × 300 MT 1,800 MT
Electromagnets 3 for raw and finished side; 1 for billet loading 4 units
Specifications as stated by management. Totals are the adviser's arithmetic on the counts shown.
400 MT/day
Daily figure cited

Cited by management for the plant; dispatch records will be provided in the data room.

95%
Rolling capacity achieved

Share of rolling capacity management states is being achieved.

20,000 kVA
Furnace transformers

Five transformers of 4,000 kVA each serve four furnaces, so one transformer is available beyond the furnace count.

Capacity headroom

At the stated 95% rolling capacity, further volume needs added melting or rolling capacity rather than better utilisation. A buyer should size that capex before pricing growth.

The sellers state that further land is available for acquisition beside the existing 5 acres, which is the natural location for an extension.

05

Quality, utilities & inputs

Testing, maintenance and utilities are held in-house on the same site. The information supplied covers equipment and infrastructure, not certifications or supply contracts.

Laboratory

Fitted with a spectrometer and a universal testing machine, among other equipment.

Maintenance workshop

An in-house workshop with the machines required for maintenance.

Finishing

Automatic bundling and roll-branding machines; finished goods held in a crane-served shed.

The panel lists the power and site utilities installed.

Power and site utilities
HT substationIndoor
Power-factor correctionHT capacitors with automatic controller
Power factor, stated0.997, continuous
Diesel generator380 kVA
Panel roomsFully air-conditioned
Water systemSeparate compartments for furnace, heat exchanger and caster
Weighbridge100 tonne
SiteFully paved; canteen on site

Raw-material storage

Six bunkers of 300 MT each, 1,800 MT in total, in a separate shed with conveyor charging to the furnaces.

Certifications and supply terms

Product certifications, supplier terms and input mix were not supplied; they will be listed in the data room.

Power backup

The 380 kVA generator is 1.9% of the 20,000 kVA installed furnace transformer capacity. Melting therefore depends on grid supply, and outage history and power contract terms are a first diligence request.

06

Customer mix & concentration

No customer-level data has been supplied for this summary. Billings by account, concentration ratios, segment split and channel mix will be provided in the data room.

TMT barsMS roundMS billetsCut & bend

Concentration cannot yet be assessed

Dependence on any single account, the share of repeat buyers and the geographic spread are unknown at this stage. A masked top-twenty customer table, reconciled to turnover, will be released once customer data is received.

07

Financial snapshot & earnings quality

Only turnover has been disclosed. Everything in this section is built from those two figures.

Turnover, ₹ Cr
Turnover as stated by management, single axis from zero
0 100 200 300 400 500 339 423 2025 March 2026
Table view: see the turnover table below. Single series, so no legend.

Turnover rose by ₹84 Cr between the two periods supplied.

Turnover as stated
₹ Cr 2025 March 2026 Change
Turnover 339 423 +84 (+24.8%)
Indicative ask as % of turnover – 23.9% –
Ask of ₹101 Cr divided by ₹423 Cr. Growth is the adviser's calculation: 423 ÷ 339 − 1.

The panel names each earnings item that a buyer will ask for and has not yet been supplied.

Not yet supplied
Gross margin, EBITDA and add-backsData room
Margin bridge: input cost, power, mixData room
Operating cash flow and cash conversionData room
Debt, finance cost and net debtData room
Capex spent, in progress and requiredData room
Related-party transactions and perimeterData room
Pricing, input cost and working-capital cycleData room
Management, headcount and key peopleData room

Weakest metric: profitability is undisclosed

With no margin or cash-flow data, a buyer cannot yet test whether ₹423 Cr of turnover converts into earnings. The ask of ₹101 Cr can only be benchmarked against turnover until that data arrives.

The latest figure relates to March 2026. A half-year has closed since (September 2026), and interim figures will be requested.

08

M&A proposition

The sellers are offering an operating melt-to-bar plant with its brand identity and site infrastructure. The sellers have communicated an indicative ask. The legal structure is not yet set.

+24.8%
Turnover growth

₹339 Cr to ₹423 Cr between the two periods supplied.

5 acres
Site, with more available

Further land is available for acquisition beside the plant.

23.9%
Ask as share of turnover

₹101 Cr against ₹423 Cr of March 2026 turnover.

Long-products steel producers

Operators seeking melting, casting and rolling capacity they have not had to build.

Construction-linked groups

Groups that consume reinforcement steel and want to secure supply of their own.

Financial buyers

Investors prepared to underwrite an operating plant once margin and cash-flow data are tested.

The panel sets out the parameters communicated so far.

Transaction parameters
Indicative ask₹101 Cr, as communicated by the sellers
StructureTo be set out after NDA
Land5 acres, with further land available
Latest turnover₹423 Cr (March 2026)
TimetableTo be advised to qualified parties

Extend capacity

Add melting and rolling capacity on the further land, since rolling is stated to be at 95%.

Grow value-added lines

Expand cut-and-bend work, which already sits on top of the bar range.

Power efficiency

Review power cost against the installed 20,000 kVA of furnace capacity once consumption data is available.

Perimeter

Whether the transaction covers assets, the business as a going concern or equity, and how land, brand and working capital are treated, will be set out after NDA.

09

Risks & mitigants

These are the points a buyer is most likely to raise, stated as they stand today. Several arise from data not yet supplied rather than from a known weakness.

Profitability is not disclosedOnly turnover is available; margin, EBITDA and cash flow are not.
MitigantAudited accounts, margin bridge and cash-flow statements will be provided in the data room before any offer is invited.
Short operating recordThe plant was established in 2023 and only two turnover figures are available.
MitigantMonth-wise dispatch and turnover since commissioning will be requested, so a buyer can test the trend rather than two points.
Customer concentration is unknownNo account-level billings have been supplied.
MitigantA masked top-twenty customer table, reconciled to turnover, will be prepared once the data is received.
Power dependenceThe 380 kVA generator is 1.9% of furnace transformer capacity, so melting relies on grid supply.
MitigantThe plant has an indoor HT substation and states a continuous 0.997 power factor. Outage history, tariff and consumption data are to be provided.
Utilisation claim is management-statedThe 95% rolling figure and the 400 MT/day figure are not yet tied to records.
MitigantDispatch, production and power-consumption records will be shared so a buyer can test the claim against tonnage and turnover.
Input cost and selling price spreadRaw-material mix and supplier terms have not been supplied.
MitigantInput purchase records and price-realisation data will be provided; the six 300 MT bunkers give 1,800 MT of storage.
Little headroom at stated utilisationAt 95% of rolling capacity, growth needs capital expenditure.
MitigantFurther land is available for acquisition. Sellers will be asked for expansion costings and a layout for the extension.
Management depth is not describedNo organisation, headcount or key-person information has been supplied.
MitigantAn anonymised organisation chart and handover arrangements will be requested from the sellers for the information memorandum.
10

Process & next steps

Interested parties move through four steps, each opened only to those who have completed the one before. The adviser controls access to all information.

Indicative process
STEP 1
NDA and profile
Signed non-disclosure agreement and buyer profile returned to the adviser.
STEP 2
Information memorandum
Full memorandum and data-room access, including accounts and customer data.
STEP 3
Site visit and meetings
Plant inspection and management meetings.
STEP 4
Offers and negotiation
Written offers, shortlisting and negotiation of terms.
Adviser contact
AdviserCA Dhiraj Ostwal & Co. — Transaction Advisory
ReferenceSE-112
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Important notice. This Confidential Information Summary has been prepared by CA Dhiraj Ostwal & Co. solely to help a recipient decide whether to proceed to a non-disclosure agreement. It is provided on a confidential basis and may not be copied, circulated or disclosed to any other person.

The information was supplied by the sellers and has not been audited, independently verified or validated by the adviser. No representation or warranty, express or implied, is given as to its accuracy or completeness, and the adviser accepts no liability for any loss arising from its use. Figures stated by management, including capacity and utilisation, are management's own statements.

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