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Steel Stock Soars After New Plant Inauguration

Steel Stock Soars After New Plant Inauguration

Goodluck India Ltd., a prominent name in India’s engineering sector, has recently marked a significant milestone with the inauguration of its new manufacturing plant in Sikandarabad Industrial Area, Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, on 1st January 2025. The new facility is set to enhance the company’s production capabilities, specifically focusing on the manufacturing of hydraulic pipes—an integral component in industries such as construction, agriculture, automotive, and oil & gas.

The hydraulic pipes segment, crucial for fluid transmission in high-pressure systems, has seen an upward trajectory in demand due to India’s rapid industrialisation. As infrastructure projects, mechanised farming, and industrial expansion gain momentum across the country, the need for high-quality hydraulic pipes is expected to surge. The new plant is a strategic move by Goodluck India to capitalise on this growing demand, positioning the company to cater effectively to both domestic and international markets.

The company’s expansion aligns with its long-term growth strategy, designed to enhance production capacity and meet the evolving needs of its diverse clientele. The hydraulic pipes produced at this plant will be used in critical applications, including hydraulic pumps, engines, and machinery that require reliable and high-performance fluid transmission systems. Industry experts believe that the commencement of commercial production at the Sikandarabad plant will significantly bolster Goodluck India’s position in the market. With hydraulic pipes playing a crucial role in power generation and industrial applications, Goodluck India is well-poised to leverage its enhanced manufacturing capabilities and drive growth in this high-potential segment.

In addition to its new venture in hydraulic tubes, Goodluck India is known for its wide range of products, including cold rolled coils, GI pipes, fabricated structures, and automobile tubes. The company’s commitment to quality and innovation has helped it build a robust reputation, further solidifying its standing as a leader in the Indian engineering sector. With the inauguration of this new facility, Goodluck India is not just expanding its production capacity but is also positioning itself for sustained growth, thereby contributing to India’s industrial and infrastructural advancement in the coming years.

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