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India’s NMDC asked to explore doubling of capacity of Nagarmar steel project

Monday, 27 June 2016 11:16:13 (GMT+3)   |   Kolkata
       
India’s Ministry of Steel has decided to ask the government-owned NMDC Limited to consider the option of doubling the capacity of its 3 million mt per year steel mill under construction at Nagarmar in Chhattisgarh state, a ministry official said on Monday, June 27.

The official stated that the Ministry of Steel will ask NMDC Limited, the country’s largest iron ore miner, to prepare a new project report for capacity expansion to 6 million mt and commence the expansion project close to the commissioning date of the current 3 million mt project.

He said that the $2.2 billion steel mill is expected to be ready for trial runs by the end of 2016, with commercial production scheduled for December 2017.


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