"Under the agreement, Posco will provide technical supervising service, including its knowhow relating to operation and maintenance of coke-making, iron and steel making...," Steel Authority of India said in a statement.
The pact is meant for SAIL's IISCO Steel Plant (ISP) at Burnpur in West Bengal.
This is an outcome of an earlier pact on technical collaboration which the PSU had forged in November last year.
SAIL-ISP is in the process of ramping up output from its new facilities.
SAILChairman P K Singh has been stressing on 'production to capacity' and 'production to potential'. This pact is seen as a testimony to the initiatives of the management to realise the potential at new mills of the steel major.
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