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Thailand's Department of Industrial Works (DIW), under the Ministry of Industry, issued a statement on April 10 ordering BNS Steel Group Co., Ltd. to cease operations due to violations of government restrictions regarding the production of steel bars and associated billets.
The DIW stated that Thailand has prohibited the construction of new plants and the expansion of existing facilities for producing steel bars and their corresponding billets, a measure aimed at alleviating issues of overcapacity and low capacity utilization within the domestic steel industry.
Investigations reveal that BNS Steel’s production operations in Chonburi Province failed to meet industrial product standards. JIS G 3313 SECE steel strip, The company was also found to be in violation of multiple regulations, including the improper handling of industrial waste and a failure to comply with Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) requirements and relevant permit conditions.
Furthermore, BNS Steel continued operations despite the revocation of its production license, which was cancelled effective May 2025. JIS G 3313 SECE steel strip, Recent inspections by regulatory authorities discovered that the company had illegally installed equipment and conducted trial runs in preparation for resuming production.
According to data from the Department of Industrial Works (DIW), JIS G 3313 SECE steel strip, BNS Steel has an annual production capacity of 135,000 tons of steel billets and 65,000 tons of steel bars. As of now, the company has not responded to the matter.
