Gerdau Aza to increase production in 2003

Tuesday, 28 October 2003 13:48:00 (GMT+3)   |  

Gerdau Aza to increase production in 2003

Chilean steel producer Gerdau Aza which is a subsidiary of Brazil's Gerdau Group, estimates to increase its crude steel production by 12% to 284'000 tons this year. Furthermore, net revenues will reach $96 million, up by 20% in 2003. These expections are in relation with strong operational figures as a result of $23 million investment. Gerdau Group has invested $182 million since 1992 to Aza which produces long products that are used in civil construction and industrial sectors.

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