Mining Machines and Equipment Will Be Manufactured in Brazil by German Multinational

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Published on 22/09/2020 at 11:27

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Thyssenkrupp Is Preparing to Meet the Growing Demand of Large Mining Companies in Brazil with Local Manufacturing Facilities as Major Players Seek to Expand Production

After Bauer Group, which specializes in construction and mining solutions and machinery, expressed interest in investing in the mining sector in Brazil as the country seeks solutions for issues related to tailings dams, the German multinational Thyssenkrupp has now decided to manufacture parts and equipment for machines in the national mining sector.

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The company, which has two service centers in Brazil, one in Minas Gerais and another in Pará, will modernize the units to produce the parts and equipment for machines, in pursuit of greater competitiveness in cost and logistics.

“We will leverage our service centers to manufacture high-value-added machine parts and equipment that have been imported, creating cost reductions and faster delivery times,” said Paulo Alvarenga, South America Operations President of Thyssenkrupp, to the newspaper Valor Econômico.

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Mining in Brazil: More Production Ahead

The mining sector in Brazil, which is heavily concentrated in iron ore, has been hit by two major tailings dam failures in recent years and suffered the effects of COVID-19. However, major players are preparing to expand production.

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The Brazilian steelmaker CSN, for its part, announced plans to conduct an IPO of its mining unit CSN Mining to finance its expansion plan.

CSN Mining, which is the second-largest iron ore producer in Brazil, plans to expand its production capacity to 108Mt by 2033, compared to the 33Mt currently.

Mining Machines and Equipment Will Be Manufactured in Brazil by German Multinational

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