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PSL bags Kazakh contract

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NEW DELHI: PSL Ltd has bagged the order to design and set up a steel pipe mill in Kazakhstan, according to a company release.

The order, valued at $9 million, is for designing, engineering, supplying, erecting and commissioning of a plant with an annual capacity of 75,000 tonnes.

The mill, to be owned and operated by Nefte Gastruba JSC, is promoted by Ispat Karnet, an outfit of the L.N. Mittal group, and is scheduled to be completed by January 2006.

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