DUBAI (Reuters) - Orascom Construction has won $200 million of building contracts in Algeria and Egypt, the firm said on Sunday.
Two contracts in Algeria will require Orascom to build a new cement plant with a daily capacity of 6,000 tons for a private sector client plus some infrastructure work for an industrial complex. Combined, these are worth $180 million, Orascom said in an emailed statement.
Subsidiary National Steel Fabrication has also won a $20 million contract in Egypt to manufacture and supply all structural steel for a West Nile Delta gas project, the statement added.
Reporting by Matt Smith; Editing by Kim Coghill
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