Company Overview
APL Apollo Tubes Limited
With a capacity to produce 4.3 MT per annum, APL Apollo Tubes Limited is the largest producer of Structural Steel Tubes in India. We have an extended distribution network of warehouses and branch offices in 29 cities across the country catering to domestic as well as 20 countries worldwide.
Our multi-product offerings that include over 2500 varieties of Pre- Galvanized Tubes, Structural Steel Tubes, Galvanized Tubes, MS Black Pipes and Hollow Sections, making APL Apollo is one of leading branded steel products manufacturers in India.
Headquartered at Delhi NCR APL Apollo, with its world-class facilities, widely spread 3-tier distribution network, and over 800 dealers, is committed to strengthening India’s infrastructural backbone with its structural tubes and hollow sections.
APL Apollo Tubes Limited is India’s largest Structural Steel Tubing Company with an extremely strong local presence, thanks to our philosophy of Make in India, extensive distribution network and world class quality.
4.3 MT
Structural steel
tube
20
Countries
across the Globe
11
Manufacturing
units
VISION, MISSION & VALUES
VISION
To be a global leader and high performing organization recognized for excellence, governance, customer delight, and building long term relationships with all partners.
MISSION
To lead the process of transformation of commodity to value added products through innovation and technology
VALUES
Leadership by Example, Commitment, Trust, Innovation, Integrity
Our Journey
For over three decades, APL Apollo has gone from strength to strength to lead the charge in revolutionizing the Structural Steel Tubes manufacturing industry; pioneering and persisting in its aspirations to provide sustainable alternatives to the industry – domestic and globally.
From featuring in many firsts to vigorously reforming technological processes, APL Apollo has proven its market acumen.
Our Workshop History
2021-22
Expanding the Horizon
Commissioned the second state-of-the-art production plant in Raipur, Chhattisgarh - A 100% value added products manufacturing unit, spread in 400 acres of land with over 1.4 MT annual production capacity
2021-22
2019-20
Achieved 1.6m sales volume in FY20
40% market share in structural steel tubing industry
2019-20
2018-19
Apollo Tricoat Acquisition
Acquired Apollo Tricoat and entered into home improvement solution offerings with focused consumer products like door frames, designer tubes, electrical conduits, ceiling products
2018-19
2016-17
Technological Advancement
Established India’s first-ever Direct Forming Technology Line in Hosur Commissioned Greenfield facility at Raipur & Chhattisgarh with Direct Forming Technology Awarded patents for six product designs
2016-17
2015
Setting the Record
First in India to achieve a capacity of 1 MTPA in steel pipes
2015
2013-14
New Product range
Procured CRFH Coils from JSW Steel to expand the product range Launched Door sections, Window sections, and Railing tubes
2013-14
2011-12
Acquiring A Identity
Name changed to APL Apollo Tubes Limited from Bihar Tubes Received UL, CE, SGF France Certifications and other approvals Acquired Lloyds Line Pipes Limited plant near Mumbai
2011-12
2009-10
Expanding the Horizon
Commissioned a plant in Hosur, Tamil Nadu A Greenfield venture with state-of-the-art mills Started multiple warehouses across India
2009-10
2007-08
Investing in the Future
Acquired Apollo Metalex Private Limited Awarded with Star Export House Status Acquired Shri Lakshmi Metal Udyog Limited in Bengaluru
2007-08
2003-04
Inspired to Innovate
Developed in-house Hollow Sections across a wide range of sizes First in India to launch Pre-Galvanized pipes
2003-04
2000-02
From Strength to Strength
Commissioned a new tube mill and modern Gallium mill Received ISO 9001:2000 certification
2000-02
1994-95
Announcement
Commissioned a new Galvanizing plant Received ISI Certification Listed on the Stock Exchanges (BSE & NSE)
1994-95
1986
The Birth of the Enterprise
Year of Incorporation Setting-up of the first manufacturing plant in Sikandrabad, Ghaziabad
1986
