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Xiangyu Group's stainless steel project in Indonesia to start production next year

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Update time : 2020-08-20 19:11:03
The thermal test of the steel mill of Xiamen Xiangyu Group's 2.5 million tons stainless steel integrated smelting project was successfully completed on February 3, producing the first furnace of molten steel and the first billet out of the furnace.

At present, the project has reached 1 million tons, and it was expected that the production capacity of 2.5 million tons of stainless steel will reach full production next year.

It was reported that after the project was put into production, most of the products will be shipped back to China in the form of billets, which will be processed into bars, wire rods, and other products in Delong Xuzhou production base.
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