ArcelorMittal Chairman: Committed To Operational Presence In India
03 Giugno 2010 - 9:42AM
Dow Jones News
ArcelorMittal (MT) Chairman Lakshmi Niwas Mittal said Thursday
he is committed to the company making an "operational presence" in
India's steel sector.
Speaking at an industry conference, Mittal said he is also happy
with the progress related to ArcelorMittal's plan to build a
6.0-million-ton-a-year steel plant in the southern Indian state of
Karnataka.
The world's largest steelmaker also plans to invest $20
billion-$25 billion to build a plant each in the eastern states of
Jharkhand and Orissa. The plants, expected to have an annual
capacity of 12 million metric tons each, are due to start
operations in 2014.
However, ArcelorMittal has been struggling to secure the land it
needs to set up the facilities in the two eastern states because of
fierce opposition from local people and slow-moving local
governments.
-By Prasenjit Bhattacharya, Dow Jones Newswires;
91-11-4356-3358; prasenjit.bhattacharya@dowjones.com
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