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Underscoring its belief that a solid foundation in finance need not remain limited to the finance department, the HR department at SISCOL recently organized a comprehensive training program aimed at familiarizing executives in non-finance roles with essential financial concepts.
Demonstrating its resolute commitment to environmental sustainability, SISCOL organised a tree plantation campaign on the World Environment Day at its sprawling campus in Bhilai on June 5.
The erection of steel structures that will form the stunningly designed Terminal 1 at the New Delhi Airport has taken off. SISCOL supplied the structural steel for this prestigious project.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized numerous aspects of our lives and businesses. Its capabilities to analyze data, automate tasks, and make predictions have resulted in unprecedented efficiency and innovation. However, despite its remarkable advancements, AI remains a tool that complements and amplifies human intelligence, rather...
In a blink of time, just five years, one-and-a-half of those plagued by COVID, SISCOL has become a Rs 500-crore company.
Our design engineering office now has a new office but the same young gung-ho spirit. The new address brings with it a fresh resolve to touch new heights
At SISCOL, we are on a mission to cultivate a culture of continuous learning and personal growth. Our goal? Empowering employees through regular training programs that drive success.
The month of March gave all of us at SISCOL two grand reasons to party. First, through this month, we erased all our previous records and shipped out an extraordinary 4735 metric tons of steel structures. Second, it turned out that we had set...
The month of March gave all of us at SISCOL two grand reasons to party. First, through this month, we erased all our previous records and shipped out an extraordinary 4735 metric tons of steel structures. Second, it turned out that we had set...
In the wake of a 7.6 Richter Scale earthquake that claimed the lives of over 50,000 people in Turkey and Syria and flash floods that ravaged entire towns in and around Kedarnath (India), the spotlight is clearly on the quality materials used for construction....
India’s first bullet train project is picking up steam. On Wednesday, the country’s infrastructure majors led by L&T and Tata Projects, made their bid for the first phase of the prestigious project, which is expected to create an estimated 90000 jobs and a massive...
In a resounding endorsement of its rock solid credentials as a reliable provider of end-to-end structural steel solutions, EPC biggie L&T has placed a repeat order with SISCOL for the The India International Convention & Expo Centre (IICC), project. Coming up on the outskirts...
The prestigious NBCC ISPAT Hospital will be built with 662 MT of structural steel from SISCOL in the industrial town of Rourkela in Odisha. In the teeth of stiff competition, SISCOL won the order from URC Construction Pvt Ltd in August. Other than fabrication...
The protracted election process is well behind us and it has blessed us with a new Government with a clear popular mandate to take the country to where it deserves to be. The people of the country are no longer content with incremental changes....
In recent years business organisations in India have increased their commitment to social causes by supporting a growing number of development projects in areas ranging from infrastructure, and education to health and skill development. This is particularly so after the government made it mandatory...
SISCOL has been chosen to supply 6600 MT of complex steel structures for building the prestigious India International Convention & Exhibition Centre (IICC) at Dwarka in New Delhi. As part of this order, SISCOL has already delivered a massive steel truss weighing about 500 MT,...
Global Infra, a subsidiary of the construction to biotechnology behemoth Shapoorji-Pallonji, has picked SISCOL to source 1250 MT of structures and associated construction accessories for its Bhola Power Project in Bangladesh. The contract is valued at US $1.7 million. The 225-MW duel fuel combined...
In a significant first, SISCOl will supply 2500 MT of steel structures to L&T Hydro-carbon for a refinery it is building at Bhatinda, in Punjab. The company has already entered several other infrastructure sectors like bridges, RoBs, power plants and buildings including the National...
SISCOL recently commissioned its second plant in Bhilai. The new facility is capable of manufacturing about 1000 MT of bridge and flyover structures per month. The new plant significantly augments the capacity of the structural steel company and will support its scale up plans...
SISCOL has raised the delivery bar even further by completing an export order from Indonesia for about 1000 MT of steel structures in less than four months. In just over a year since its birth, the structural steel solutions company led by industry veterans...
Despite increasingly challenging market conditions, jolted by adversities ranging from recession to trade wars and a difficult rollout of GST, if there is one sector that has held its head high then, surprisingly enough, it is the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector....
SISCOL will design a mammoth 660X3-megawatt power project and supply 1350 MT of steel structures for its construction. This thermal power plant is to come up in the city of Ghatampur in the Kanpur Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh The thermal power project is...
An unparalleled engineering feat, a massive steel bridge now links China with Macau and Hong Kong. Opened recently, the world’s longest sea crossing bridge, more than 55 kilometres of road and tunnel, is part of China’s strategic blueprint for a Greater Bay Area around...
According to Moody’s India’s steel consumption is rising at least 5.5 percent to 6 percent every year, tracking strong GDP growth of 7.3 per cent to 7.5 percent. Most of the robust demand for steel is from the construction and infrastructure sectorrs, even as...
The spectre of rising unemployment has captured nationwide attention and has emerged as the centre-stage issue for the forthcoming federal elections. Although the exact numbers are debatable there is broad agreement that over 30 million people in India remain unemployed. The real numbers may...
Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) technology is expected to speed up infrastructure projects in the country. Therapidly growing Rs-5000-crore PEB industry is emerging as the engine of rapid infrastructire development in India in line with global trends. The reason for this is clear: PEB technology speeds...
In a unanimous endorsement of steel over cement, an assembley of leading architectssaid that India’s huge construction industry must step up the use of structural steel to speed up the development of commercial and residential complexes. They were speaking at the Business Excellence &...
The per capita steel consumption in India remains an abysmal 65 kgs compared to the world average of 210 kgs. Despite being the second largest steelmaker, India lags an ocean behind China, which produces ‘eight’ times more steel than us. The per capita consumption...
To sustain India’s projected economic growth, the country’s industrial and civil infrastructure must expand both quickly and massively. This is not possible with the conventional RCC-based methods of construction, which are slow, labour-intensive and involve complex, expensive logistics. The need of the hour is...
In any business environment, quality and quantity are the two pillars of success. Any business venture would want to maximize quantity without compromising on quality. Every customer has the right to expect on-time and on-cost delivery, and ethic Siscol is wedded to fulfilling this...