Severstal supplied large-diameter pipes for the costructio of the Olympic stadium i Egypt

October 5, 2020

PAO Severstal, one of the world’s largest vertically integrated steel and
mining companies, has supplied the large-diameter pipes (LSAW) for the
development of the Olympic stadium in Egypt’s new administrative capital.

The products were manufactured for Orascom Construction PLC. That is a
leading global engineering and construction contractor primarily focused on
infrastructure, industrial and high-end commercial projects in the Middle East,
North Africa, the United States, and the Pacific Rim for public and private
clients. The Group also develops and invests in infrastructure
opportunities.

Supplied products will be used as supports and vertical spacers in the
construction of the Olympic stadium. The bespoke order was shipped to Egypt’s
port of Alexandria, from where it was delivered to the new capital of
Egypt.

The LSAW supplied for the project were custom-made to the client’s
specifications, with lengths spanning up to 18,3 m. Product diameters ranged
from 508 to 1422 mm, wall thickness from 10 to 28 mm. All the products were
manufactured by the Izhora Pipe Mill (ITZ, part of Severstal’s Russian Steel
division).

Dmitry Goroshkov, Severstal’s Sales and Business Development Director for
the Energy Sector, commented:

“For the first time, Severstal has delivered large-diameter pipes to be used
in the construction of a stadium abroad. Sports facility construction
represents a new market for our LSAW products. We manufactured products of
varying lengths and wall thicknesses to fulfill this order in line with our
client’s requirements.

Our customer-focused model means that we take all elements of the product
delivery into close consideration to ensure that the needs of our clients are
met, and we continue to improve the efficiency of our supply chains and product
delivery. We worked to a tight schedule to fulfill this order, which was
delivered directly to the construction site in Egypt.”


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