Slovenian Steel Group buys two Italian steel centers

Friday, 01 October 2010 16:59:42 (GMT+3)   |  

Slovenian Steel Group (Slovenska Industrija Jekla - SIJ) has announced that it has in recent  months acquired two Italian steel centers, marking the intensification of its efforts to make a breakthrough into the EU and international markets and to increase its customer service.

Specifically, in June this year SIJ acquired a 100 percent share of the Sidertoce steel center based in Gravellona Toce in the Piedmont region of northern Italy, while in August it purchased a 60 percent share in the Griffon & Roman steel center based in the suburbs of Milan.

With these two Italian steel centers, SIJ expects to see a rise in its revenues in the Italian and neighboring markets of approximately €40 million per year.

Last year, Metal Ravne, a subsidiary of SIJ, became the 100 percent owner of the Ljubljana-based Ravne steel center. In April this year, SIJ also bought an 85 percent majority share in the German-based Niro Wenden steel center. From the beginning of July, SIJ has boosted its German market breakthrough even further by buying a majority shareholding amounting to 60 percent of the German-based SMG Edelstahl steel center.

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