Russia to invest $165 million to modernize Cuban steel mill

Thursday, 27 September 2018 23:45:25 (GMT+3)   |   Sao Paulo
       

Russia plans to invest about $165 million through several unnamed companies to revamp the operations of Cuban state-owned long steel producer Empresa Siderurgica Jose Marti, also known as Antillana de Acero.

The Cuban government will invest another $100 million, according to state-run news agency Prensa Latina. The combined investments will be completed in 2025 in two stages, the first of which with investments reaching $111 million.

Antillana de Acero expects to increase capacity to 250,000 mt/year, the state-run news agency said. Another state-run steelmaker, Acinox, plans to increase capacity to 170,000 mt/year. Acinox also will get investment from Russia to improve its equipment.


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