Mauritius-based Numetal is one of the bidder of Essar Steel, besides Luxemburg-based ArcelorMittal.
Essar Steel was among the initial 12 companies which the the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) referred to NCLT.
"Tyazhpromexport JSC (TPE), a shareholder in Numetal which has bid for Essar Steel is committed to ensure a quick turnaround of the Essar Steel Plant," the Mauritian firm said in a statement.
TPE is a leading engineering agency in Russia in ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy project operations and construction, with experience of over 60 years and wholly-owned by USD 19 billion Rostec a Russian State Corporation, Numetal said.
As per the plan, TPE will also carry out studies for installation of new facilities in order to maximise production from the profitable routes and optimise production from the loss making lines.
The Russian company will carry out detailed feasibility studies and recommend the optimum plant configuration in line with the above, Numetal added.
Ismail Mazanaev, Managing Director, TPE India, said Indian steel industry prepares to meet the challenge of producing 300 MT of steel by 2030 in line with the National Steel Policy.
"TPE will continue to expand its collaboration with other Indian steel companies to provide technical expertise and expand operations in India," he added.
TPE is fully geared up to set up a programme for the development of the plant production facilities and provide technical assistance for all available production areas (coke, chemical, sintering, blast furnace, iron smelting, finished products), with the deployment of experts at the Hazira plant, Numetal said.
TPE will be fully involved in reviewing and improving operations and efficiency of the plant as well as advising Numetal on the technical aspects and performance improvement.
TPE has rendered assistance in construction, modernisation, upgrading and operation of about 100 industrial enterprises, including integrated steel plants in Bokaro, Bhilai, Durgapur and Visakhapatnam in India.
On February 12, ArcelorMittal and a consortium led by Russias VTB Group submitted bids to takeover Essar Steel, under insolvency process.
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