From World's Scrap To India's Furnaces.

Furnace–ready, BIS–certified scrap delivered across India. Sourced locally and globally for optimal market pricing.

HMS 1 & 2 BIS IS 2549:2023 Shredded Scrap Densified Busheling Low–residual Foundry Returns Reclaimed Discharge Ports Mundra · Nhava Sheva · Chennai · Hazira Import Origins US · UAE · UK · Saudi · Brazil Radiation–cleared PSIC Certified
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India's record ferrous scrap consumption, FY26 (+17% YoY)
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Projected annual ferrous scrap demand by 2030
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Annual import gap India must fill every year to 2030
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India's global rank in metal castings — our customer base

Sources: SteelOrbis (FY26 consumption) · U.S. Dept. of Commerce / Metalshub (2030 demand & import gap) · Institute of Indian Foundrymen (casting rank).

Sorted metal at a recycling yard
Domestic yards + global cargo

About ORCA

One partner between the world's scrap and India's furnaces

ORCA Metals Recycling LLP sources, grades and delivers furnace–ready ferrous scrap to India's steel makers — combining a domestic recycling supply chain with an international trading desk, so mills get consistent quality, secure volume and the best landed price in every cycle.

Every batch is BIS–graded, de–contaminated and documented before it leaves us — so it charges straight into the furnace with zero rework and a clean paper trail.

BIS IS 2549:2023 GRADED GST–CORRECT INVOICING PSIC CERTIFIED IMPORTS LLP · PUNE, MAHARASHTRA
Metal processing at an industrial yard

How ORCA works

We source, grade, document and deliver furnace–ready material with one accountable trading desk.

Industrial metal stock ready for sorting
Recycling material in an industrial setting
Quality you can name

Every batch is BIS–graded, de–contaminated and documented before dispatch, so it charges straight into the melt.

Legal Entity
ORCA METALS RECYCLING LLP
GSTIN
27AAKFO3504B1ZN
Registered Office
MIDC Chinchwad, Pune — 411019
End Customers
Steel makers & iron foundries

The Product

Graded, furnace–ready ferrous scrap

Sorted to BIS IS 2549:2023 grade definitions — named on every purchase order, no quality disputes.

HMS 1 & 2

Heavy melting steel — the workhorse charge material for induction and electric–arc furnaces. Sized, de–contaminated and density–controlled so it charges straight into the melt.

Full Grade Spec Sheet →
BIS IS 2549:2023 — Indicative specification
Grade Heavy Melting Steel 1 & 2
Min. Thickness HMS 1: ≥ 6 mm · HMS 2: 3–6 mm
Max. Dimensions 1500 × 500 mm
Furnace Suitability EAF · Induction
Contamination Zero non–ferrous, sealed units, or explosives
Packing Loose · Containerised for import
01

BIS–Graded to Spec

Sorted to BIS IS 2549:2023 grade definitions — named on every purchase order.

02

Furnace–Ready

Sized, de–contaminated and density–controlled so it charges straight into the furnace.

03

Documented & Compliant

GST–correct invoicing, HSN codes, and pre–shipment inspection certificates on imports.

04

Secured Volume

Contracted tonnage with domestic + import flexibility to hold supply through price spikes.

How We Supply

Two engines: domestic recycling + international trading

ORCA arbitrages between the two engines each cycle to secure the lowest landed cost for every tonne.

01 · Domestic

Recycling Supply Chain

  • End–of–life vehicles via the 2021 Scrappage Policy
  • Building demolition & infrastructure renewal
  • Industrial & manufacturing process scrap
  • Foundry & mill returns reclaimed for re–melt
ELV Policy 2021 Demolition Industrial Foundry Returns
~32 MT domestic generation in FY26 (+22% YoY) — and growing with every scrappage cycle.
02 · International

Trading & Import Desk

  • Sourcing from the US, UAE, UK, Saudi Arabia & Brazil
  • 0–2.5% feedstock–friendly duty on iron & steel scrap
  • Discharge at Mundra, Nhava Sheva, Chennai & Hazira
  • Pre–shipment inspection & radiation–cleared cargo
Mundra Nhava Sheva Chennai Hazira
Imports fill the structural 20–30 MT annual domestic shortfall — every year to 2030.

The value chain, in five controlled steps

STEP 01

Source

Domestic yards + global cargo

STEP 02

Inspect & Grade

BIS–spec sorting, radiation check

STEP 03

Process

Shred · cut · sort · densify

STEP 04

Certify

PSIC, GST docs, grade sign–off

STEP 05

Deliver

Furnace–ready to the mill or foundry

End Customers

Supplying India's leading steel makers

Furnace–ready scrap for the country's largest steel and engineering groups — from integrated majors to quality–focused foundries.

Jindal Steel and Power
Tata Steel
Mahindra
Kirloskar Group
Kalyani Steels
Lloyds Steel
ArcelorMittal
POSCO

Serving integrated steel plants, secondary producers and melt shops across flat, long and special products.

Kolhapur & Pune (MH)~275 iron foundries — auto–component belt
Coimbatore (TN)~40% of national casting output
Rajkot / Ahmedabad (GJ)Pumps, valves & export castings
Belgaum · Howrah · BatalaEngineering & general–iron clusters

Why ORCA Wins

Four things a fragmented scrap market can't offer

01

Supply Security

Domestic + import flexibility means we hold tonnage through price spikes and port disruptions — your furnace never goes cold.

02

Quality You Can Name

Every order graded to BIS IS 2549:2023 and named on the PO. Consistent residuals protect your casting and steel quality.

03

Price Advantage

We arbitrage domestic vs. landed–import cost each cycle, passing the lower of the two into your largest input line.

04

Compliance, Handled

GST–correct invoicing, PSIC and pre–shipment inspection — the paperwork most yards get wrong, we get right.

The Opportunity

A structurally short market India must keep feeding

Crude–steel capacity is heading from ~160 MT toward 300 MT by 2030, with the EAF/induction route rising to ~50% scrap charge.

India Ferrous Scrap — Million Tonnes

FY26 DOM.
32 MT
FY26 CONS.
41 MT
2030 PROJ.
~75 MT

FY26 actuals: SteelOrbis · 2030 projection: U.S. Dept. of Commerce & Metalshub. Figures indicative.

Vehicle Scrappage Policy, 2021End–of–life vehicles channelled into licensed recyclers — a growing, structured domestic scrap pool.
BIS IS 2549:2023Fixed grade definitions for HMS, shredded and busheling — standardisation we already sell into.
EAF shift to ~50% scrap by 2030Up from ~15% today; every point of shift is direct demand for our product.
Net–zero 2070 & green steelScrap–based steel cuts ~75% of melt energy — decarbonisation makes scrap strategic.
Feedstock–friendly duties0–2.5% duty keeps imported scrap viable to plug the domestic gap.
CBAM & export pressureEU carbon rules free up global scrap availability for import markets like India.

Sustainability

Mother earth needs to rest. That's why we recycle.

75% Energy saved vs. virgin iron ore — per tonne of recycled scrap (MRAI)
  • Every tonne recycled diverts scrap from landfill and reduces iron–ore mining pressure.
  • Scrap–based steelmaking is India's decarbonisation lever — locked into Net–zero 2070.
  • A circular loop: ELV → shredder → furnace → new steel, again and again.

The Plan

From trading desk to processing scale

Phase 1 · Establish

Trade

Stand up the trading desk + domestic sourcing network; secure first foundry and mill supply contracts.

Phase 2 · Process

Process

Commission grading & shredding yard; open a dedicated import lane through a Western port.

Phase 3 · Scale

Scale

Multi–cluster supply, long–term contracts, and value–added certified grades.

Illustrative Buyer Perspectives

How buyers think about the first conversation

Good sourcing conversations start with clear material requirements, practical questions and a shared understanding of what the furnace needs.

Illustrative buyer perspectives will appear here soon.

Materials

Materials across the metal value chain

Explore material categories across industrial scrap, steel processing and downstream metal applications.

Scrap
01 METAL SCRAP
Ingot
02 INGOT
TMT bar
03 TMT BAR
Wire
04 WIRE
Pipe
05 PIPE
Structural
06 STRUCTURAL
Billet
07 BILLET
Rolling
08 ROLLING
Coil
09 COIL
Cast iron
10 CAST IRON
Pig iron
11 PIG IRON
Stainless
12 STAINLESS
Sponge iron
13 SPONGE IRON

Have a material requirement?

Start with the grade, quantity and requirement.

Discuss Your Requirement

Contact

Talk to the trading desk

Registered Office
First Floor, Block D1, Plot 3B/4, MIDC Chinchwad,
Akurdi Chinchwad Road, Chinchwad East,
Pimpri Chinchwad, Pune, Maharashtra — 411019
Email
info@orcametals.in
Phone / WhatsApp
+91 99999 99999
GSTIN
27AAKFO3504B1ZN · Regular Registration

Trading desk hours: Mon–Sat, 9:30–18:30 IST.
For import enquiries, mention the discharge port preferred.

// Opening your email client — enquiry addressed to the trading desk.

FAQ

Questions from the melt shop floor

A Pune–registered limited liability partnership (GSTIN 27AAKFO3504B1ZN) supplying graded, furnace–ready ferrous scrap to India's steel manufacturers and foundries — through a domestic recycling supply chain and an international trading desk.

HMS 1 & 2, shredded scrap, busheling / industrial prime, and cast & foundry returns — all sorted to BIS IS 2549:2023 grade definitions and named on every purchase order.

Yes. Our trading desk sources from the US, UAE, UK, Saudi Arabia and Brazil, discharging at Mundra, Nhava Sheva, Chennai and Hazira. Every import ships with a Pre–Shipment Inspection Certificate (PSIC) and radiation clearance.

Every batch is BIS–spec sorted, radiation–checked, and documented with grade sign–off before it leaves us — so it charges straight into your furnace with zero rework.

Yes — contracted tonnage backed by dual–engine supply. We hold volume through price spikes and port disruptions, using back–to–back contracting and short inventory cycles.

No. Our end customers range from integrated steel majors to SME foundries across Kolhapur–Pune, Coimbatore, Rajkot–Ahmedabad, Belgaum, Howrah and Batala.

Back–to–back contracting, short inventory cycles and pass–through pricing clauses. Where possible we arbitrage domestic vs. landed–import cost each cycle to hold your input line.

Use the contact form below, or reach us at info@orcametals.in. Share the grade, monthly tonnage and delivery location — the trading desk responds with an indicative landed price.