S. Alam Cold Rolled Steels Limited
DDSE:SALAMCRST11.70
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S. Alam Cold Rolled Steels Limited
DSE:SALAMCRST
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- S. Alam Cold Rolled Steels Limited is a Bangladesh-based industrial manufacturing company engaged in the production, processing, and distribution of cold-rolled steel products and the generation of captive electrical power. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Chattogram, Bangladesh, the company operates as a major steel manufacturing subsidiary of the industrial conglomerate S. Alam Group. The company manufactures cold-rolled steel coils and sheets from imported hot-rolled steel coils utilizing pickling lines, cold rolling mills, annealing furnaces, and skin-pass mills at its manufacturing complex situated in Patiya, Chattogram. Its core product portfolio encompasses Cold Rolled Full Hard (CRFH) steel coils and sheets; Cold Rolled Commercial Quality (CRCQ) steel coils; Cold Rolled Drawing and Deep Drawing Quality coils; pickled and oiled hot-rolled coils; skin-passed cold-rolled coils; and precision-slit cold-rolled steel strips. These flat steel products cater to a wide range of industrial customers and downstream manufacturers across Bangladesh, serving sectors such as corrugated iron sheet and roofing manufacturing; galvanized steel production; industrial drum and barrel fabrication; hollow structural tubes and steel pipes; electrical appliances; bicycle and automotive components; and general engineering and construction works. Additionally, the company owns and operates a captive power generation facility through its subsidiary, S. Alam Power Generation Limited, providing dedicated uninterrupted electricity to support its rolling and processing plants. In recent developments, the company has undertaken operational adjustments and balance sheet management to address domestic macroeconomic challenges, foreign exchange availability constraints impacting raw material letter-of-credit openings, and increased regulatory and banking oversight across conglomerate-affiliated entities in Bangladesh. To maintain production continuity and meet local industrial demand, the company has focused on raw material supply chain realignment, plant operational efficiency, and debt servicing restructuring with domestic financial institutions.