Our 82.96-acre plant is located in D. Hirehal Village, Anantapur District, Andhra Pradesh – inside one of South India’s most established steel manufacturing clusters.
Three reasons that location matters every day we operate:
Reducing inbound logistics cost and turnaround time on every batch.
Flexibility on imported coal and scrap through nearby major ports.
Regional depth of transporters, suppliers and skilled steel workers hard to replicate elsewhere.
The integrated process flow at Apple Industries Limited connects every stage under one roof.
Every major piece of plant equipment was specified to deliver consistency at scale.
Direct Reduced Iron kilns producing sponge iron with 85 to 92% metallisation.
Producing MS billets with controlled chemistry and uniform grain structure.
H&K Thermex Quenching Box line for TMT bars with strength-ductility balance.
Powering the 13.5 MW captive plant with proven reliability.
Waste Heat Recovery and Atmospheric Fluidised Bed Combustion boilers.
Two emission spectrometers, UTM, TMT bending machine, branding & notching equipment.
Apple Industries Limited works only with verified, high-credibility raw material suppliers – because consistency at the output starts with consistency at the input.
Sourced from MSTC - India's most credible iron ore sources.
South African origin, low-sulphur metallurgical coal, imported through established trade partners.
Verified domestic suppliers in the region, with imports added where chemistry control demands it.
Apple Industries Limited operates an in-house testing facility for both physical and chemical testing – covering every stage of production.
Real-time chemistry control on billets and bars.
Tensile, yield, and elongation testing on TMT bars.
For the Thermex quenching line.
Ductility and rib-integrity verification.
Full traceability from mill to project site.
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Integrated steel manufacturer in South India. Sponge iron, MS billets and German-Thermex TMT bars from our 82.96-acre Anantapur plant since 2010.