Blastr Green Steel strengthens strategic partnerships for ultra-low carbon steel value chain

Wednesday, 26 June 2024 14:59:00 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

Norwegian decarbonized steel developer Blastr Green Steel has announced that it has executed a financing round with strategic partners such as global steel industry leader Cargill Metals, Germany-based steel trader INTERFER Group, Finnish investment company Tesi, and Blastr’s founder Vanir Green Industries, advancing the development of a European integrated ultra-low carbon steel value chain with its flagship steel plant in Finland.

The proceeds will be used to progress development planning for the steel plant in Inkoo, Finland, and a facility in northern Europe designed for producing an annual six million mt of high-quality low-carbon DR pellets feedstock. The funding will also support an organizational ramp-up aligned with commercial and supply chain activities.

“This successful early financing round represents a significant step towards realising Blastr’s multi-billion euro investment program for production of pellets, sponge iron and steel at a global scale,” Mark Bula, CEO of Blastr Green Steel, said.


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