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Braden Manufacturing gets $10 million in contracts for UAE aluminum smelter
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Braden Manufacturing LLC has netted $10 million worth of contracts for an aluminum smelter facility in the Middle East, the Tulsa company's parent firm announced Tuesday.
Irving, Texas-based Global Power Equipment Group Inc., owner of Braden Manufacturing, said the Tulsa factory will produce diverters and exhaust systems for Samsung and fuel circulation parts for other clients as part of a power plant expansion at the site.
The aluminum smelter is in the United Arab Emirates city of Al-Taweelah, just south of Dubai.
"This is an important project for Braden and we are excited to be involved," said Dean Glover, president of Global Power's products division. "Our product will support the phase 2 capacity expansion of the power plant at the Emirates Aluminum Smelter Complex, which is designed to be the world's largest aluminum smelter upon completion."
Most of the products are expected to be delivered in late 2012.
Calls and emails to Global Power Equipment's investor relations department were not returned.
Formerly based in Tulsa, Global Power Equipment relocated to Irving in June but left Braden Manufacturing, as well as some other administrative duties, in Tulsa.
Irving, Texas-based Global Power Equipment Group Inc., owner of Braden Manufacturing, said the Tulsa factory will produce diverters and exhaust systems for Samsung and fuel circulation parts for other clients as part of a power plant expansion at the site.
The aluminum smelter is in the United Arab Emirates city of Al-Taweelah, just south of Dubai.
"This is an important project for Braden and we are excited to be involved," said Dean Glover, president of Global Power's products division. "Our product will support the phase 2 capacity expansion of the power plant at the Emirates Aluminum Smelter Complex, which is designed to be the world's largest aluminum smelter upon completion."
Most of the products are expected to be delivered in late 2012.
Calls and emails to Global Power Equipment's investor relations department were not returned.
Formerly based in Tulsa, Global Power Equipment relocated to Irving in June but left Braden Manufacturing, as well as some other administrative duties, in Tulsa.
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