A new recycled aluminium plant would be built in the Stavropol Territory
Alused company has received the approval for building an enterprise in Nevinnomyssk, a city located in Stavropol Territory, Southern Russia. The aluminium recycling plant built with a capacity of 2 thousand tonnes of processing per annum, would be specially focusing on the aluminium recycling.
Alused would be using all the recycled aluminium waste produced in the aluminium industry enterprises. The company is a Turkish private organisation that mainly focuses on the production of aluminium profiles.
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The estimated cost of the project of this aluminium recycling plant is about 220 million rubles, and it is planned to be completed within two years. Moreover, at the meeting of the regional commission, while reviewing other applications from the territory, 7 applications from existing residents of the TOCER have been given approval for their current projects. Topdiesel Service is one of them, which would not only increase the investment amount but also the number of jobs.
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