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Buritirama Mining Inaugurated a Sintering Plant in Marabá, Pará. With the Investment, 150 New Jobs Will Be Created
Buritirama Mining, one of the largest manganese producers in the world, this month invested 130 million reais and opened a new sintering plant in the city of Marabá, in the State of Pará. With this new project and all the investment, 150 new job positions have been opened.
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The company’s operational capacity increased by 150,000 tons, and the waste from the dam was reused to transform it into high value-added products. Through this new process, the ore is compacted and subjected to high temperatures, removing contaminants and producing changes in the microstructure of the base element, resulting in a coherent solid part.
The metallurgical recovery of waste increased production, which allowed for the creation of 150 jobs and an increase to over 3,500 direct and indirect jobs.
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João Araújo, the company’s president, says that “Buritirama has been increasingly investing in the sustainability of the company. This is yet another important step in this direction, betting on solutions to increase productivity through the transformation of waste into high value-added products for its customers, consolidating our positioning in the national and international market.”
The president of Buritirama Mining adds, “Besides expanding job and income generation, helping the growth of the region and the country, we will also open doors to new markets, strengthening our mission to build a world-class company that is a reference, with sustainable growth and being recognized as the best option for raw materials of ore. This is a significant step towards Buritirama’s corporate objectives.”
About Buritirama Mining:
Buritirama Mining, part of the Buritipar Group, is the largest manganese producer in the country, with a production of 2 million tons of ore per year, and holds the largest mine in this segment in Latin America. With a solid position in the international market, it provides products for various materials such as ferroalloys, micronutrients, animal and plant feed, batteries, among others.
