[Taiwan's Feng Hsin prepares direct steel rebar processing plant for August trial run]

Published: Jul 27, 2026 17:20

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Feng Hsin Steel has obtained an occupancy permit for its new direct steel rebar processing plant near Taichung Port, with equipment installation complete. The facility plans to begin a two- to three-week trial run in early August before launching commercial operations. Initial processing capacity is designed at 8,000-10,000 tonnes per month, matching previous outsourced volumes, with plans to scale up to 13,000-15,000 tonnes monthly based on future orders. Having secured hundreds of thousands of tonnes in material-and-labor contracts during H1, the company intends to bring outsourced processing back in-house.

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