Venezuela’s CSN resumes billet output following maintenance

Monday, 06 February 2017 23:26:56 (GMT+3)   |   Sao Paulo
Venezuelan state-owned steelmaker Complejo Siderurgico Nacional (CSN) resumed billet production, a government-affiliated newspaper said this weekend.
 
CSN reportedly resumed operations at its Casima mill, which was under a scheduled maintenance program since December.
 
As a result of the mill’s restart, the Casima plant produced 10,600 mt of billet, which will be transformed into 9,800 mt of rebar to supply a government-run housing program, the domestic market as well as other state-run companies and sectors.

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