Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Pune Brothers Revolutionize Steel Supply Chain
Two brothers from Pune, Vedant and Dhananjay Goel, started a company called Enlight Metals to fix problems in the steel industry.
Before their company, it took a long time to get steel delivered, which caused delays and extra costs for businesses.
The brothers used technology to make deliveries faster, promising steel in just 24 hours.
They also made it easy to order steel online, which was new and different for the industry.
At first, people were skeptical, but the brothers worked hard and proved their idea could work.
Now, they have big plans to grow their business all over India and help even more manufacturers get the steel they need quickly and easily.
Enlight Metals, founded by brothers Vedant and Dhananjay Goel in 2024, is revolutionizing the steel supply chain with 24-hour delivery.
The company uses Artificial Intelligence and logistics to provide fast and reliable steel delivery to over 500 manufacturers, including Tata Motors and Mahindra.
Initially, there was skepticism about ordering steel online, but the brothers' persistence paid off, and their business is growing rapidly.
Enlight Metals plans to set up 10 dark stores across industrial areas to expand its 24-hour delivery service.
The company aims to triple its business in the next financial year, targeting 1,500 manufacturers and pan-India expansion.
- Who
- Vedant Goel and Dhananjay Goel, founders of Enlight Metals
- What
- Revolutionized the steel supply chain with 24-hour delivery and digital ordering
- When
- Company founded in 2024, targeting expansion in the next financial year
- Where
- Based in Pune, operating in Pune and Mumbai with plans for pan-India expansion
- Why
- To address inefficiencies in the steel industry, including delays and unreliable supply
- Company Name
- Enlight Metals
- Founders
- Vedant Goel and Dhananjay Goel
- Year Founded
- 2024
- Current Customers
- 500+ (including Tata Motors, Mahindra, Pune Metro, and multiple airports)
- Delivery Time
- 24 hours
- Target for FY 2026-27
- 1,500 manufacturers
- Dark Stores
- 2 currently, 10 planned
- Technology Used
- Artificial Intelligence and logistics