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    Madhvani steel going strong

    EditorBy EditorAugust 17, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Since the revival of the Muljibhai Madhvani & Com­pany Limited Steel Division, it has grown steadily into a mar­ket player to be reckoned with. As one of the most advanced steel plants in the country, it has a capacity of 40,000 tonnes of hot rolled products per year.

    The company has achieved some major strategic milestones in ensuring quality and continu­ity. The ISO-certified company also had its quality control labo­ratory certified by the Uganda National Bureau of Standards.

    Madhvani Steel recently intro­duced TMX (QST) German pat­ented Technology. TMX (QST) rebar is a high-quality steel bar with a definite advantage over TMT Bars with superior prop­erties such as high elongation, weldability, ductility and Ten­sile Strength. TMX bars are new generation bars which are of high strength steel and are proven to be more heat and earthquake re­sistant. This will definitely add strength and safety to any struc­ture.

    The company is also investing $500,000 in replacing the reheat­ing furnace, which will reduce HFO consumptions and reduces conversion costs. These develop­ments ensure unmatched quality production that places Madhvani Steel in a strong position in the market.

    The plant only uses imported billets in the production process, which further ensures a quality and reliable product.

    Madhvani Steel Division has also posted record sales volumes in 2022, supplying metal bars to both government and high-value private projects alike. For instance, Roko Construction, Uganda National Roads Author­ity projects, the Karuma hydro-power project, the Kampala fly-over construction and the Kampala Marriot Hotel.

    Madhvani Steel is also proudly part of the Kampala-Entebbe Ex­pressway – under clients China Communications Construction Company, and the new Nile Bridge – for clients Zenitaka-Hyundai.

    Currently, Madhvani Steel plant manufactures 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 16mm, 25mm and 32mm steel bars for construction. The company is investing in new colour roll form­ing profiles by next year, while revamping the SMS and wire rod mill are in the pipeline.

    These products can be viewed at the Kakira Sugar Limited pavil­ion at ongoing 29th National Jinja Agricultural Show. For further en­quiries please call 0752 749532.

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