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Rain Commodities arm plans plant in China

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Hyderabad, Feb. 22 Rain CII Carbon LLC, USA, a subsidiary of the Hyderabad-based Rain Commodities Ltd, will be setting up a petroleum coke calcining plant in China.

The company has launched a feasibility study to construct, own and operate a petroleum coke calcining plant in China, according to a release.

The planned capacity for the new facility is between 3-5 lakh million tonnes per year; with start up in early 2010.

The proposed facility will be located in eastern China, in the vicinity of major oil refineries and port facilities. The location adds raw material sourcing and finished product distribution synergies to the company’s global calcining operations.

Rain CII is adopting a strategy focused on adding new facilities to increase capacity.

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