Georgetown Steel resumes operations

Monday, 02 August 2004 09:30:22 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Georgetown Steel resumes operations

According to recent news in the market, ISG Georgetown Steel resumed operations on Friday. The bankrupt mill was acquired by International Steel Group (ISG) in June for $18 million. As reported by SteelOrbis, a minor maintenance problem halted the first test load of steel at the mill earlier last week. It is stated that about 170 workers have been called back to work so far. When the mill operates at full capacity, the number of workers will reach 400, the company sources reported.

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