Jyoti Structures (JSL) manufactures transmission line towers, sub-station structures, antenna towers/masts and railway electrification structures. The company is a leader in turnkey solutions in the field of high-voltage power transmission lines and substations, and is one of the very few companies worldwide that can execute total turnkey jobs. The development of the national grid has generated immense opportunities in the power transmission sector which Jyoti is all set to exploit. JSL has two manufacturing units in India (Nashik and Raipur) fabricating and galvanizing transmission towers and structures, microwave towers, wind mill towers, railway electrification structures, etc. The company has a domestic market in SEBs and power grid corporations. Other clients are Maharashtra State Electricity Board and NTPC.
The Company's subsidiaries include JSL Structures, JSL Corporate Services and Shree Chhatrapati Shahu Power Company. Its facilities have been approved by various international utilities such as Vatenfall (Sweden), Power Link, Western Power and Trans GRID (Australia), IVO (Finland), ABB (Germany), BalforKilpatric (U.K.), HydroQuebec (Canada), National Grid (UK), Mott MacDonald (U.K.), Kennedy Donkin Power (U.K.). Jyoti Structures was incorporated in May 1974 and went public in 1985. JSL is headquartered at Mumbai. It is jointly promoted by V P Valecha of Valecha group, the Mirchandani group and Tata Exports. In 1993-94 Jyoti Structures diversified into non-related areas and set up a plant to manufacture refractories and insulated materials. It also acquired land to set up a prawn hatchery. Although there were rumors about its acquisition by Reliance Energy in July 2005, JSL continues its business independently.
Update: 19 Sep 2011
Jyoti Structures Ltd. said its joint venture company had bagged a contract for Rs.551 crore from Godawari Green Energy Ltd. to set up a 50-MW concentrated solar thermal power plant in Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan on turnkey basis. The concentrating solar energy plant will feed power to the state grid by May 2013.
The Company's subsidiaries include JSL Structures, JSL Corporate Services and Shree Chhatrapati Shahu Power Company. Its facilities have been approved by various international utilities such as Vatenfall (Sweden), Power Link, Western Power and Trans GRID (Australia), IVO (Finland), ABB (Germany), BalforKilpatric (U.K.), HydroQuebec (Canada), National Grid (UK), Mott MacDonald (U.K.), Kennedy Donkin Power (U.K.). Jyoti Structures was incorporated in May 1974 and went public in 1985. JSL is headquartered at Mumbai. It is jointly promoted by V P Valecha of Valecha group, the Mirchandani group and Tata Exports. In 1993-94 Jyoti Structures diversified into non-related areas and set up a plant to manufacture refractories and insulated materials. It also acquired land to set up a prawn hatchery. Although there were rumors about its acquisition by Reliance Energy in July 2005, JSL continues its business independently.
Update: 19 Sep 2011
Jyoti Structures Ltd. said its joint venture company had bagged a contract for Rs.551 crore from Godawari Green Energy Ltd. to set up a 50-MW concentrated solar thermal power plant in Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan on turnkey basis. The concentrating solar energy plant will feed power to the state grid by May 2013.
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