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Mixta Siderúrgica
Argentina (
SOMISA), a state-owned
metallurgy company created in 1972.
Following the
privatization of
Somisa in 1993, the
building was acquired...
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industrial conglomerate Techint in 1992
following the
privatization of
Somisa. In 2007,
Ternium acquired Grupo IMSA,
thereby expanding its operations...
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industry in his
roles as
general manager of
Fabricaciones Militares and
SOMISA.
Savio enrolled in the
Military Academy (Colegio
Militar de la Nación) on...
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information Current team Atlético
Madrid (****istant)
Youth career 1989–1990
Somisa de San
Nicolas Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls) 1990–1994
Quilmes 93...
- and later, when
Somisa was sold to
Techint in 1992 for US$152
million - one
seventh the book
value Jorge Triaca, her
predecessor at
Somisa, had estimated...
- state-owned
Somisa [es], in 1992.
Techint bids for two
electric utilities serving the
Buenos Aires area came in second, however.
Rocca converted Somisa into...
- a
stake in Argentina's then-leading
steel manufacturer, the state-owned
SOMISA. A
significant part of Techint's core
manufacturing strength has
since been...
- Arwakon, Imburi, Karuapi, Kamodi, Marani, Manupapami, Revideso, Sawasemariai,
Somisa, Sanggemi, Urbuon,
Yoweni Sumuri Trans-New
Guinea Teluk Bintuni Sumuri District:...
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facilities (1972), the
Buenos Aires headquarters for the
state steel concern,
Somisa (1977), the
Salto Grande Dam (1979) and
numerous office buildings. Cartoonists:...
- into a
tentative partnership with
Techint through its
state steel concern,
Somisa. The
joint venture with Techint's
Propulsora Siderurgica was
first announced...
