H M
Nerurkar, managing director, Tata Steel and B Muthuraman, vice chairman of Tata
Steel recently called on chief minister Naveen Patnaik to apprise him on the
status of industrial park at Gopalpur where the
steel maker is the anchor tenant. Nerurkar hinted that Tata Steel was keen on
taking up two new projects at Gopalpur in addition to the two existing
projects. However, he refused to spell out the details, saying the projects
were yet to be approved by the company's board. The steel maker had lined up
two projects at the Gopalpur industrial park- a 50,000 tonne per annum
ferroalloys plant and 4,00,000 tonne per annum bar mill. Tata Steel would
invest Rs 1,000 crore on these two projects which would initially create
employment for 1000 people. While the ferroalloys plant will cost about Rs 200
to 250 crore, the bar mill will be set up at an investment of Rs 750 to Rs 800
crore. This will be the third ferroalloys plant of Tata Steel in Odisha. The
company is operating two ferroalloys plants at Bamanipal and Athgarh (through
its subsidiary Rawmet) with capacities of 50,000 tonne per annum each. Tata
Steel had got the environment clearance for the Gopalpur industrial park. It
was awaiting CRZ (coastal regulatory zone) nod for the project. The company has
placed all major orders for its projects at Gopalpur industrial park being
developed on around 3500 acres of land.
Source: Business Standard
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