Rama Steel Tubes Delivers Strong Volume Growth on Steady Demand for Structural Steel

Rama Steel Tubes Ltd has reported a healthy performance in sales volumes for both the third quarter and the nine months ended December 2025, underlining sustained demand for its structural steel product portfolio. The latest update, shared through an exchange filing, reflects the company’s steady execution strategy and growing traction in value-added steel segments.

During Q3FY26, Rama Steel Tubes recorded sales volumes of 58,974.55 tonnes, marking a year-on-year increase of 14 percent compared to 51,669.01 tonnes in the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year. The growth was even more pronounced on a cumulative basis. For the nine months ended December 2025, sales volumes rose 23 percent year-on-year to 1,71,935.78 tonnes, up from 1,39,956.23 tonnes in the same period of FY25.

The company attributed this consistent expansion to healthy demand across its branded structural steel tubes, which are widely used in infrastructure, construction, engineering and industrial applications. With infrastructure spending gaining momentum and construction activity remaining resilient across urban and semi-urban markets, demand for reliable and standardised steel products has continued to stay firm.

Rama Steel Tubes has also been sharpening its focus on value-added products, a strategy that appears to be paying dividends. By expanding its presence beyond commoditised steel tubes and strengthening its branded offerings, the company has been able to improve market reach while catering to customers seeking quality, consistency and compliance with evolving standards.

Industry observers note that the structural steel segment has benefited from a combination of government-led infrastructure projects, private capex revival and steady real estate activity. These trends have supported volume growth for organised players with established distribution networks and manufacturing capabilities.

The company’s performance comes at a time when the domestic steel sector is navigating a mixed environment, marked by global price volatility and rising imports. Against this backdrop, volume-led growth backed by end-user demand provides a degree of stability and visibility for manufacturers focused on domestic consumption.

Going ahead, Rama Steel Tubes is expected to continue leveraging demand from infrastructure and construction while scaling its value-added portfolio. Sustained volume growth, coupled with a focus on branded products, positions the company to benefit from India’s long-term build-out story, even as broader steel market dynamics remain closely watched by investors and industry participants alike.