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Tenaris plans to invest $200 million in its mill in
Cartagena de las Indias, Colombia. The investment will include the construction
of a new heat-treatment facility and the incorporation of new cutting-edge
technology for ultrasound inspection and finishing. The products manufactured
with this machinery will be used in demanding applications both domestically
and internationally. Tenaris will hire approximately 600 people for the
construction of the heat-treatment facility, which is expected to be
inaugurated in 2014.
The technology to be implemented in the new facility has been designed to meet the company’s high environmental standards, as Tenaris seeks to comply with leading international norms while optimizing the consumption of energy and gas. The investment is a continuation of the ongoing investments that have been taking place since the mill, which has an annual production capacity of 160,000 tons, became part of Tenaris in 2006.
The technology to be implemented in the new facility has been designed to meet the company’s high environmental standards, as Tenaris seeks to comply with leading international norms while optimizing the consumption of energy and gas. The investment is a continuation of the ongoing investments that have been taking place since the mill, which has an annual production capacity of 160,000 tons, became part of Tenaris in 2006.


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