Saudi Al-Tuwairqi to establish steel mill in Pakistan
Saudi Arabia's Al-Tuwairqi group of companies announced plans to build a steel plant in Karachi, Pakistan. The $200-million steel mill will be designed to have an annual steel production capacity of 1 million tons. Pakistani Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz commented that the region where the mill will be built, Bin Qasim, is the most competitive region in the country in terms of investments and facilities. He stressed that the country's demand for steel is rising.Saudi Al-Tuwairqi to establish steel mill in Pakistan
Similar articles
Canada’s domestic scrap prices increase on currency exchange rates, shredder feed falls
13 Jun | Scrap & Raw Materials
US flat steel prices continue up as Middle East tensions begin to de-escalate
12 Jun | Flats and Slab
Mexican domestic scrap market could enter a downturn, prices remain stable in the meantime
12 Jun | Scrap & Raw Materials
Upward expectations strengthen in local EU HRC market, interest in imports almost zero
12 Jun | Flats and Slab