Steel companies are bullish on Prices of the metal for the next two quarters and seeking to resolve supply-side constraints after the raw material cost has risen sharply, officials said on Thursday. Speaking on the Centre’s target of producing 300 million tonne of steel by 2030, they said the sector will achieve it with rising demand for the metal but could take three-four years more than the deadline, and the supply-side stability is required to meet the goal.Steel users complained of a sharp rise in the metal prices by about 40 per cent in the last four months.”We are bullish on prices for the next two quarters,” Vedanta Electrosteel Ltd CEO Pankaj Malhan.