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Jamnagar, Gujarat

MatruOS for Jamnagar's brass parts makers

Jamnagar makes brass parts for the world: electrical terminals and connectors, plumbing and sanitary fittings, gas fittings, inserts and cable glands. Most firms are small, but each sits at the centre of a chain of melters, rod mills, turners, platers and home workers, and many ship directly to buyers in the UK, Europe and the United States.

Trade clustersJamnagar brass parts

Export and domestic invoices, buying controls and dues for brass parts makers.

  1. 01How business works in Jamnagar
  2. 02Where the pressure builds
  3. 03What MatruOS sets up for a Jamnagar business

How business works in Jamnagar

The chain starts with brass scrap and virgin copper and zinc, melted into billets and extruded into rod. Rod goes out by weight to turners on cam-auto and CNC lathes, then to forgers, platers and sorting units, and comes back as counted parts with turnings returned to the melter. The day's metal rate sets the price of almost everything.

Buyers are electrical, switchgear and sanitary brands in India, and importers and OEMs abroad. Domestic brands often pay in 45 to 120 days; export buyers pay by advance, letter of credit or open account.

Since 10 October 2024, CBIC notifications put metal scrap sold between registered businesses under reverse charge, and the buyer deducts 2% GST TDS on such purchases above ₹2.5 lakh. A melter's purchase book now needs both handled correctly.

Where the pressure builds

Quotes against a moving metal priceAn order priced at one copper rate may be delivered at another. Margin depends on knowing the cost on the day you quote.
Export and domestic in one bookInvoices in USD or GBP for exports, INR with GST for domestic brands, each with the right place of supply.
Many small purchasesScrap, rod, dies, inserts and cartons from many suppliers, with rejections that need to be held back from payment.
Long dues from brandsLarge customers paying in months, while job workers and scrap sellers want money in days.

What MatruOS sets up for a Jamnagar business

Say "we make brass electrical parts in Jamnagar for export and Indian brands" and MatruOS sets up the trade: HSN codes such as 8538 and 7407, export invoices in the buyer's currency with an LUT prompt, advances against invoices and job work on challans.

How it works

How it goes in MatruOS

  1. Describe your businessOne sentence picks the trade. No GSTIN is needed to start.
  2. Add buyers and suppliersExport buyers with GST treatment Outside India; domestic buyers with GSTIN.
  3. Add parts and materialsEach with unit, HSN code and GST rate.
  4. File your LUT detailsAdd the year's LUT so export invoices go out without IGST.

Questions

Questions people ask

Can I bill an export customer in US dollars?

Yes. Pick a customer with GST treatment Outside India and bill in their currency, with the exchange rate on the invoice and place of supply 96.

What if the LUT for this year is not filed yet?

The export invoice charges IGST, and MatruOS shows where to add the LUT. Once it is on file, export invoices go out without IGST.

Can advances from buyers be set against invoices?

Yes. Record the advance with a receipt voucher, then set it against the invoice when the shipment is billed.

Run the whole business on one system Set up for your trade.

Describe your business once. MatruOS sets up your apps, brings in your data and puts Muni and the AI team to work, with your approval on every step that matters. 7-day free trial, no card needed.

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