Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys Ltd

IMFA is a fully integrated ferro-alloy producer based in Odisha, supplying high-quality ferrochrome and ferro alloys to global stainless-steel makers, backed by captive mining and power generation.

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Latest posts

  1. A force to reckon with

    Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys Ltd (IMFA)

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  2. Prioritising inclusivity and fiscal prudence

    There was a lot of anticipation before this Budget. As the first major public policy announcement of the new government, it was expected that the Budget

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  3. Blog | Demographic advantage, Indian economy’s sweet spot

    Much has been written about India’s emergence as an economic giant – it is the world’s fastest growing big economy, and is currently the fifth largest.

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  4. Blog | Mindset Shift for Organizational Transformation

    Leaders should enable mindset shifts for organizational transformation. They must create an environment of trust and provide resources & training avenues.

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  5. Blog | Leading in Digital Transformation

    IMFA blog talks about digital transformation, where businesses need to assess their current processes and goals and set key performance indicators (KPIs).

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  6. Blog | Building a Company Culture & Employee Engagement

    The blog post talks about how to build company culture and better employee engagement with clear communication, promoting diversity in company etc.

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  7. IMFA bets big with ₹2,000 crore capex push across chrome, mining and ethanol

    Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys Ltd (IMFA), a leading ferrochrome producer, has put in place nearly ₹2000 crore expansion plan

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  8. India’s critical minerals push gathers steam

    India stands at the crossroads in its journey towards a green, tech-driven future where critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and nickel

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  9. Blog | Private investment happening, but Trump effect and increased discipline is creating a ‘stop-start’ effect: ex-FICCI president

    Subhrakant Panda, Managing Director of IMFA, talks about the stop-start effect since the COVID-19 pandemic and also on the positive reforms such as IBC.

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  10. Long-term vision in an interim Budget

    The expectation in the run up to the interim Budget was that there would be no extraordinary announcements since it is only a vote on account.

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