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Tuwairqi Steel Mills

The Tuwairqi Steel Mills Limited (TSML), is a Steel mill, based in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan.[1][2]

An environmentally friendly and established by a private sector, the steel mill is co-financed by the Al-Tuwairqi Holdings (Saudi Arabia), POSCO (South Korea) [3][4][5] and the Arif Habib Group owners of downstream facility Aisha Steel Mills (Pakistan), and currently aiming to compete against the Pakistan Steel Mills (PSM) at the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) indexes. The steel mills is well expanded over an area of 220 acre at Bin Qasim, Karachi and employs the world's most advanced DRI (Direct Reduction of Iron) technology of the Midrex process owned by Kobe Steel of Japan.

Pakistan refused to supply the gas to the company and Saudi Arabia decided to provide the gas to the company on cheaper rate. The Tuwarqi Management warned to disassemble and shift the plant to Saudi Arabia.[6][7][8] The Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) President Iftikhar Ahmad Vohra requested Federal Minister Ishaq Dar to resolve the issue of gas supply to the TSML.[9]

Capacity

Its production capacity is 1.28 million tons of steel per annum.[10]

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References

  1. Tuwairqi Steel Mills Limited tuwairqi.com.pk^
  2. Tag Archives: tuwairqi steel mills retrieved 12 May 2016^
  3. Tuwairqi Steel to lay off 1,000 workers January 29, 2015, retrieved 12 May 2016^
  4. Shahab Nafees. Tuwairqi Steel offers 7pc equity to govt September 14, 2014, retrieved 12 May 2016^
  5. Web Desk. 'Tuwairqi Steel Mills: An industrial icon strengthening the bond between South Korea and Pakistan' September 28, 2013^
  6. Zafar Bhutta. Shifting operations: Saudi Arabia offers cheaper gas to Tuwairqi Steel January 24, 2015, retrieved 12 May 2016^
  7. Zafar Bhutta. Tuwairqi Steel warns: If gas doesn't come cheap, company will pack up November 27, 2014, retrieved 12 May 2016^
  8. Gas supply row: Al Tuwairqi plans to shift steel plant to Saudi Arabia January 15, 2015, retrieved 12 May 2016^
  9. Monitoring Report. KCCI seeks power supply to TSML at Rs123 per MM [million] BTU December 5, 2014, retrieved 12 May 2016^
  10. Hussain Ahmad Siddiqui. Nervousness-of-steel retrieved 12 May 2016^