Sinosteel MECC will be in Iran Metafo 2015

Sinosteel Equipment & Engineering Co., Ltd. (Abbr. as Sinosteel MECC) is a professional, internationally operated engineering company, which integrates domestic and overseas EPC/EP projects, equipment and spare parts supply, project management, project and equipment supervision, design and manufacturing of mechanical and electrical products covering metallurgy, mining, power energy, environmental protection and other non-steel fields. As a well-known metallurgical engineering company, SINOSTEEL MECC has ever accomplished over 400 state key projects for domestic and global metallurgical field with high reputation. In recent years, it has undertaken series of EPC/EP projects including ZISCO 1.5Mt Steel plant, ZISCO and SISCO 2.5MTPY Pelletizing plant, TOSYALI 4 MTPY Pelletizing plant etc.source: me-metals

Sinosteel MECC will be in Iran Metafo 2015

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