“Our immediate focus is to improve the top-line and the bottom-line of the company. We are charting out all strategies to improve value for all our stakeholders and make it structurally stronger,” SAIL’s first woman Chairman said after taking charge.
Mondal was Director (Commercial) of SAIL prior to this position. Before joining SAIL as a Director, Mondal was the Director (Commercial) at NALCO.
After assuming charge, she said, “SAIL has a rich legacy with enormous contributions from its employees and leadership over the decades. It has been at the forefront of the nation building.
“There’s a little bit of SAIL in everybody’s life is an apt description of SAIL’s importance as a trusted steel maker to the nation,” she said. “SAIL is a colossal organization, with multi-location production units & mines, wide ranging product basket and diverse workforce. People are its greatest strength and with synergized efforts of the entire Team SAIL, we will strive to attain higher summit,” she added.
Mondal was instrumental in introducing new marketing strategies and products at SAIL enriching the company’s product basket.
Under her leadership, the company launched niche branded products like NEX (Structural) and SAIL SeQR (TMT bars). Both these products have emerged as bestin-class in their respective categories.
A graduate in Electrical Engineering from the National Institute of Technology, Rourkela in 1984, Mondal started her career as a Graduate Engineer Trainee at NALCO and rose to become Director (Commercial).
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Steel's Net Zero mission
The countryâs commitment to achieving Net Zero within a targeted timeframe will now propel its steel sector towards a sustainable future in line with global trends.
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China manufactured 74 mt in September, fall of 21% y-o-y while Indiaâs production went up by 7% to 10 mt.
MOIL embarks on expansion projects
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Iron ore handled by major ports down 17% in H1
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