Steel Producers and Traders Considering CHQ Project in Mexico

A consortium of companies is studying a project to build a joint-venture steel processing operation in Mexico.
March 4, 2014
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Under consideration is a CHQ (cold-heading quality) steel processing operation in Mexico.  Tokyo-based Kobe Steel Ltd. is part of the consortium, along with several other well-known steel producers and steel trading companies.  Mexico has nearly doubled its automotive manufacturing volume since 2009, and is expected to continue to grow. 

Find out more about the joint-venture steel processing operation under consideration in Mexico on American Machinist. 

American Machinist is an IndustryWeek companion site within Penton’s Manufacturing and Supply Chain Group.

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