India’s AMNS to invest $129 million to expand pellet plant capacity by 35%

Wednesday, 25 May 2022 10:47:49 (GMT+3)   |   Kolkata

India’s ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel Limited (AMNS) will invest $129 million to expand the capacity of its pellet plant in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, a company statement said on Wednesday, May 25.

At a time when most Indian steel companies have announced reviews of planned capital expenditure in the wake of the government’s imposition of 15 percent export tax, AMNS said that it would invest in expanding the capacity of its pellet plant to 15 million mt per year, from 8 million mt per year at present.

The company said that the expansion project will be completed in 2023 subject to receiving environmental clearances.

AjoyDas
Ajoy Das
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I graduated from the University of Kolkata with a degree in economics and have three decades of experience in reporting for leading print media publications, covering key manufacturing industries like iron and steel, energy (fossil and renewable), chemicals and petrochemicals and mining sectors (coal, bauxite, iron ore and copper). I work as a correspondent for SteelOrbis reporting on the Indian steel industry covering pricing and trade trends across the value chain, capacity creations and utilizations, corporate developments, government policy frameworks and industry related news.

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