You are here: Home > Steel News > Latest Steel News > ArcelorMittal...

ArcelorMittal Poland to expand portfolio with new coating line

Monday, 15 April 2024 14:42:18 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
       

ArcelorMittal Poland, a subsidiary of Luxembourg-based steel producer ArcelorMittal, has announced that it will invest about PLN 40 million ($9.9 million) to build an Optigal-coated product line at its Krakow site in order to expand the portfolio of its galvanizing plant. Apart from that, the annealing plant of the company is also under modernization, entailing an investment of PLN 52 million ($12.9 million).

With the help of the investment, ArcelorMittal Poland will be able to produce steel products with zinc, magnesium and aluminum coatings, which will be more durable and have a greater corrosion resistance. These products are in demand in the construction industry.

In the meantime, the company will modernize its cold rolling mill in order to produce new products, and within the scope of the investment, the company will build a new galvanizing bath, auxiliary plants, along with ventilation and electrical systems.

The construction of the line is scheduled to be completed in 2025 and production will start in 2026.


Similar articles

ArcelorMittal Poland achieves 42% carbon emission reduction over 20 years

13 Jun | Steel News

ArcelorMittal Poland restarts BF No. 2 at Dąbrowa Górnicza after modernization

11 Aug | Steel News

ArcelorMittal Poland to reuse waste heat from BF

17 Jul | Steel News

ArcelorMittal Poland to modernize BF No. 2 at Dąbrowa Górnicza plant

24 Mar | Steel News

ArcelorMittal Poland restarts rail project

11 Sep | Steel News

ArcelorMittal commissions new ladle shop in Polish facility

14 Jun | Steel News

ArcelorMittal Poland commissions new PCI facility

27 Mar | Steel News

ArcelorMittal halts Brazilian rolling mill expansion

01 Nov | Steel News

Mittal not expecting pre-crisis demand levels in developed world before 2015

16 Mar | Steel News

ArcelorMittal Poland achieves 42% carbon emission reduction over 20 years

13 Jun | Steel News