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Bangladesh to expand steelmaking capacity by 4 million metric tons

byCT Report
02/07/2019
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Bangladesh Steel Re-Rolling Mills’ Sanjoy Kumar Ghosh, who will speak at SteelMint’s 4th Steel Scrap, Billet & DRI Trade Summit, offers his views on the country’s steel sector.

Bangladesh, one of Asia’s emerging steel markets, has seen a rapid increase in its steel production capacity throughout last few years, helping to drive raw material imports of ferrous scrap, pig iron and direct-reduced iron (DRI) further.

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