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Mexico’s Simec starts construction on $600 million steel mill in Apizaco

Wednesday, 13 July 2016 23:56:49 (GMT+3)   |  
       
Mexican steelmaker Simec has commenced construction at its $600 million steel mill project in the city of Apizaco.

The mill will have a 600,000 mt/year capacity and will produce a variety of special bar quality (SBQ) products, from large round blooms to large-diameter bars and wire rod.

The new mill will be located near a Simec plant in Tlaxcala, which already produces 400,000 mt/year of SBQ.

Simec’s Apizaco plant is expected to come online in H2 2017.



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