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China's Nanshan to build U.S. aluminium plant-paper
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Chinese aluminium maker Shandong Nanshan Aluminium plans to build a $161 million aluminium plant in Lafayette, Indiana, the China Daily newspaper reported on Thursday.
The plant will start up by June 2012, producing 40,000 tonnes of extrusions annually and employing 150 people within two years, Nanshan's board chairman Song Jianbo was quoted as saying. Its target markets will include high-speed trains.
China is the world's biggest producer and user of aluminium. (Reporting by Tom Miles; Editing by David Chance)
The plant will start up by June 2012, producing 40,000 tonnes of extrusions annually and employing 150 people within two years, Nanshan's board chairman Song Jianbo was quoted as saying. Its target markets will include high-speed trains.
China is the world's biggest producer and user of aluminium. (Reporting by Tom Miles; Editing by David Chance)
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