A Fos-sur-Mer, Marcegaglia fait fi de la crise de l’acier, et veut construire la première aciérie en France depuis cinquante ans
The Italian group Marcegaglia is investing 1.2 billion euros to build the first new steel plant in France in fifty years at Fos-sur-Mer. This major project, named 'Mistral', aims to produce over 2 million tons of low-carbon steel annually from 2029, providing a boost to the local industrial basin amid a deep European steel crisis.
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A Fos-sur-Mer, Marcegaglia fait fi de la crise de l’acier, et veut construire la première aciérie en France depuis cinquante ans
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