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POSCO to Build Cold-Rolled Steel Production Facility in Maharashtra, India

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Nov 29 2010

POSCO (NYSE:PKX) (Pohang, South Korea), the world's third-largest steel producer, will build a 1.8 million-ton-per-year, cold-rolled sheet production facility in Maharashtra.

The products from this plant will be supplied to Indian white goods and automobile manufacturers. The proposal for this project has been submitted to the company's board for approval. Decision on the project is expected next month. POSCO is likely to invest $500 million in the facility. However, the company has not confirmed these investment details.

Source:

http://www.posco-india.com/

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