Ternium Brazil Invests R$210 Million to Create Technical School in Rio de Janeiro

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 06/03/2023 at 21:12

funcionária Ternium – escola técnica no Rio de Janeiro (foto/divulgação)

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Ternium Brasil, Owner of a Steel Plant Located in Santa Cruz, Announced an Investment of US$ 40 Million, About R$ 210 Million, in the Construction of a Technical School in Rio de Janeiro.

The technical school in Rio de Janeiro will be named Roberto Rocca and is expected to be completed by 2025. Designed to teach electromechanics and mechatronics, the unit pays tribute to the Italian-Argentine businessman who died in 2003 and was created by the newly established Ternium Institute.

According to Fernanda Candeias, director of the Ternium Institute, “the focus of our actions is always to develop Santa Cruz.” The project will feature infrastructure that will also be used by the community, such as an auditorium and sports courts.

Ternium, the steel company acquired from German Thyssenkrupp five years ago, is preparing to build a school with a maximum capacity of 576 students. Located along the Rio-Santos Highway, the school will occupy 8,800 square meters of constructed area on a plot of 161,600 square meters.

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Ternium Brasil

Ternium, the largest steelmaker in Latin America, announced an investment of R$ 11 billion in Brazil. The company is the largest shareholder of Usiminas, the country’s main producer of flat steel. In 2017, it opened its own plant in Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro, with a capacity to produce 5 million tons of steel plates per year.

Ternium’s products are customer-focused, emphasizing safety and the environment, and are highly sophisticated to meet the needs of the automotive, oil and gas, machinery, white goods, naval, and energy industries in the United States, Mexico, Brazil, and Europe. The manufacturer is responsible for creating over 8,000 direct and outsourced jobs.

Through advanced technology at every stage of the production process, a high level of quality in the steel plates produced, and a commitment to developing solutions for customers, Ternium Brasil has been successful in the region.

Ternium Brazil Invests R$210 Million to Create Technical School in Rio de Janeiro

Ternium Brasil, Owner of a Steel Plant Located in Santa Cruz, Announced an Investment of US$ 40 Million, About R$ 210 Million, in the Construction of a Technical School in Rio de Janeiro.

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Ternium Brazil Invests R$210 Million to Create Technical School in Rio de Janeiro

Ternium Brasil, Owner of a Steel Plant Located in Santa Cruz, Announced an Investment of US$ 40 Million, About R$ 210 Million, in the Construction of a Technical School in Rio de Janeiro.

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