The Indian Institute of Metals

The Indian Institute of Metals was conceived in 1946 and inaugurated in December 1947 in Kolkata aiming, among other things, to be an authentic source of technical information for the benefit of industries and government. It has substantially grown since then, having 56 chapters and 10000 members, and now encompasses expertise from the academia, R&D, industries and the Government. The institute works through its divisions called Ferrous Metallurgy, Non-Ferrous Metallurgy and Metal Sciences, each headed by a Vice President, and addresses the entire value chain of metallurgy from mineral beneficiation to finishing. Recently, the institute has incorporated New Materials and...

Metallurgy,materials science,knowledge dissemination,imparting education,felicitation,consulting,and research & academia

The indian institute of metals operates in the Mining industry.

The indian institute of metals's revenue is 11m - 100m

The indian institute of metals has 11 - 50 employees.