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    Emirates Steel to produce steel flat products

    February 28, 2021
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    Emirates Steel has announced its plans to add Hot Rolled Coils (HRC) to its wide-range products portfolio so that it can mainly meet the needs of the local and regional markets of the high-quality flat products. Emirates Steel is currently conducting a comprehensive evaluation for the project to construct the fully automated first-of-its-kind HRC plant in MENA region. Upon completion, the new plant is set to boost Emirates Steel’s production capacity to exceed 5 million tonnes per annum. The new plant will have the lowest carbon footprint in the region.

    The new flat products serve several industries and applications including automotive, electrical steel, shipbuilding, boilers and pressure vessels, gas cylinders, heavy metal structures, offshore structures, general construction, machine components, pipes and tubes, household appliances, and structural steel, among others.

    This is part of Emirates Steel drive to provide its customers with a full range of high-level products and comprehensive steel solutions. After completing the evaluation process, they plan to meet the increasing demand on HRC and flat products in local and regional markets through the new expansion of its assets and operations.

    Over the last two decades, Emirates Steel gained its solid reputation by providing the best-in-class products including rebar, wire rod, heavy sections and sheet piles. Adding to that, the new strategic project promotes their position as a leading integrated steel manufacturer across the MENA region. 

     

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