The reputed Concast Group is carving out its success story with rapid expansion plans and adoption of new global technologies and processes to produce Ductile & Grey iron castings, high quality construction steel, Deformed Bars etc.
 

• CONCAST BENGAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED is another established venture of the group that makes use of new technologies to deliver sound quality and cost-effective 60000 TPA steel billets and 200TPD sponge iron. The manufacturing base of the group is at Junbedia in Bankura. The company is embarking in expansion of Rs 290 crores, comprising - enhancing production of sponge iron to 400TPD. adding cupola for pre-melting, steel billets production being increased to 150000TPA, generating 30 MW electric power from wasted hot gases and char, installing on-line 440 TPD re-rolling mill for producing mild steel long products.
   

• DANKUNI STEELS LIMITED - UNIT : CONCAST FERRO INC. -  Further expansion / modernization plan that includes Chinese Technology to upgrade the MBF and installing Hot Gas Stoves to enhance production to 170800 TPA . setting up 7 MW Captive Power Plant from waste hot gases of MBF and Sintering Plant for converting cheaper iron ore fines, coke fines to suitable sized raw material.
   

• DEVELOPMENT OF COAL MINE. : Concast Bengal Industries Limited, the main shareholder of M/s Bankura DRI Manufacturers Co. Pvt. ltd. has been allocated Biharnath Coal Block at Raniganj, spread over 10.5 sq Km has reserve of 95 million tones of 'B - G' Grade Coal . The development of coal mine is estimated at Rs 500 crore. Plans are afoot to make it operational by 2010.
   

• Concast Group is involved in advanced stage of negotiation for acquiring Coking Coal mines in Australia. Current, estimate for acquisition, development and mining rests $ 300 Million. At present India has to depend on China and Australia to meet its coking coal requirements.
   

• TRANSCON DISTILLERIES PVT. LTD. : The Concast group has planned to set up the first grain based distillery and brewery in Panskura, West Bengal. The unit is slated to be operative by 2009.