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Voestalpine Rotec Summo, a subsidiary of Voestalpine, inaugurated a manufacturing plant in Morelos, Zacatecas, Mexico. The company invested US$4 million and hired 40 workers for the facility.

voestalpine's Metal Forming Division opened two new automotive component plants in Aguascalientes and Zacatecas, Mexico. The Aguascalientes plant produces body-in-white and structural parts, with capacity to be expanded by 2019; the Zacatecas plant produces tubular assemblies.

voestalpine has commissioned SMS group to supply the electric arc furnace, converter, and secondary metallurgical systems for its new special steel plant in Kapfenberg, Austria. The contract represents about one third of the total EUR 350 million investment.

Austrian steel supplier voestalpine has begun operations at its new cold stamping production plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico. The plant will employ approximately 90 people at peak production.

voestalpine began construction of a new fully digitalized stainless steel plant in Kapfenberg, Austria, with an investment of up to €350 million. The plant will produce around 205,000 tonnes of high-performance steel annually starting in 2021, securing over 3,000 jobs.

voestalpine AG announced an investment of up to EUR 350 million to build the world's most advanced special steel plant in Kapfenberg, Austria. The construction phase will create up to 1,000 additional jobs.

voestalpine AG will build a new special steel plant in Kapfenberg, Austria, with an investment of EUR 330-350 million. The plant will replace the existing Böhler special steel plant and is scheduled to commence operations in 2021.

voestalpine received a EUR 250 million order from a European premium automobile manufacturer for ultra high-strength body-in-white parts produced using the phs-directform technology. The company will invest EUR 13 million to expand its site in Schwäbisch Gmünd, creating 40 new jobs.

voestalpine Group plans to invest €30 million in a new production facility at its Kapfenberg site to manufacture aerostructures such as engine mounts, wing and fuselage components, and landing gear parts. Operations are scheduled to begin by 2019.

voestalpine is investing EUR 30 million in a new fully automated production facility for aerostructures at its Böhler Schmiedetechnik site in Kapfenberg, Austria. The facility is scheduled to commence operations in 2019.

voestalpine will invest EUR 13 million to expand its phs-directform facility in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, by summer 2017, creating 40 new jobs.

voestalpine has received a €250 million order from a European premium car manufacturer for lightweight body parts using its phs-directform technology. The company is investing €13 million to expand its Schwäbisch Gmünd site, creating 40 jobs.

voestalpine AG will invest over EUR 40 million in a new high-tech, high-speed forging line at Böhler Edelstahl in Kapfenberg, Austria, to manufacture forgings for aircraft components and oil & gas industry parts. The facility is scheduled to go into operation in 2018.

Voestalpine has signed a $600 million contract in the automotive sector for an unnamed manufacturer, with over EUR 30 million invested in building and extending sites in Mexico, Germany, Romania, and China, creating 165 jobs.

voestalpine will invest over EUR 30 million to build a new components manufacturing plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico, and expand sites in Germany, Romania, and China, creating 165 new jobs. The investment is driven by a USD 600 million order from a premium automotive manufacturer.