Byelorussian Steel Works establishes new company

Wednesday, 11 January 2012 16:33:51 (GMT+3)   |  

According to the official information from Byelorussian Steel Works (BMZ), a new company BMZ Tubulars was established in December 2011 followed a decision reached at a meeting of representatives of BMZ, Swiss-based Duferco S.A. and Austrian company Pisec Group GmbH.

The share of BMZ in the authorized capital of the new company is 51 percent. It is planned that BMZ Tubulars will purchase pipes from BMZ and finish them as per API 5CT standard.

The new finishing facility will produce OCTG (oil country tubular goods) pipes with diameter of 60.3-168.3 mm and wall thickness of 4.24-22.22 mm up to 15 meters in length, as well as couplings for the pipes. The planned sales volume of seamless pipes may reach 100,000 mt per year depending on the product mix.

Implementation of the project will allow BMZ to extend pipe processing and develop production of a high-tech product. It will be possible to extend sales markets, gain additional earnings from sales of pipes with bigger added-value and increase pipe mill production output in general.

The next steps in establishing BMZ Tubulars will be selection of a construction site and design and construction works. Project commissioning is planned for 2014.

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