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Jindal Group Stocks

Jindal Group Stocks

Last updated on 23 Jan, 2026 | 02:01 IST
The Jindal Group is one of India’s most influential industrial conglomerates with a legacy of more than seven decades. The group’s business interests span key sectors such as steel, power, mining, infrastructure and precious metals trading. Established in 1952, the group has evolved into a global powerhouse with a presence in the United States, the United Kingdom, the Middle East, Indonesia and other key international markets. The diversified conglomerate operates through three primary business clusters: B C Jindal Group, specialising in polymer films, packaging and flexible industrial solutions; O P Jindal Group, a leader in steel, energy, infrastructure and mining; and D P Jindal Group, focused on high-grade pipes, seamless tubes and oil & gas exploration. With a strong portfolio of listed companies, including JSW Steel, Jindal Steel & Power, Jindal Stainless, JSW Energy and Jindal Saw, the group plays a pivotal role in India’s industrial and economic growth.
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History of Jindal Group

The Jindal Group was founded in 1952 by industrialist OP Jindal with a vision to make India self-reliant in steel production. Starting with a small steel plant in Hisar, Haryana, the group gradually expanded into multiple sectors. In 1970, Jindal Stainless was established, marking its entry into stainless steel production. This was followed by the establishment of Jindal Steel and Power in 1979, which later diversified into power, mining and infrastructure. The group continued its expansion with the launch of JSW Steel in 1982 and Jindal SAW in 1984, strengthening its presence in steel manufacturing and pipeline solutions.

By 1994, JSW Energy was set up to focus on power generation, including thermal, hydro, wind and solar energy. The late 1990s saw the group expanding globally, securing mining concessions in Chile and Indonesia. Committed to sustainability, it invested in renewable energy and digital transformation. In recent years, JSW Steel initiated new production lines, signed key agreements, and adapted to global market challenges, solidifying its position as a leader in the industry.

Key People in Jindal Group

  • Sajjan Jindal - Chairman & Managing Director of JSW Group
  • Naveen Jindal - Chairman of Jindal Steel & Power
  • Ratan Jindal - Chairman of Jindal Stainless
  • Prithviraj Jindal – Non-executive Chairman of Jindal SAW
  • Abhyuday Jindal - Managing Director of Jindal Stainless
  • Parth Jindal - Managing Director of JSW Cement & JSW Paints
  • V R Sharma - Vice Chairman of Jindal Steel & Power
  • Ashok Kumar Saraogi - Chief Financial Officer of Jindal SAW

How to Invest in Jindal Group stocks?

You can invest in Jindal Group stocks through online trading platforms like Upstox by following these steps:

  • Open demat account: Register on Upstox and complete the necessary KYC verification.

  • **Deposit funds: **Add money to your trading account.

  • Research companies: Study Jindal Group companies, evaluating their financial health and future growth potential.

  • Purchase shares: Choose the stocks that match your investment goals and make the purchase.

  • Track performance: Keep an eye on your investments and make changes as required based on market conditions.

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