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The Usine Saint Jacques in
Hayange, France was founded by the De Wendel family in 1892. After the
closure of the iron and steel production in 1972 the rail mill was
outsourced by USINOR (successor of the De Wendel group) in 1994 now called
Sogerail and owned by Unimetal.
In 1999 the mill was sold to the British Steel company from the UK to
become part of the new Corus Group the same year.
Since 2007 the rail mill in Hayange is called Tata Steel Rail and part of
the Indian Tata group.
Rails up to 108 meters in length can be produced. Billets for the rolling
mill come from Tata’s steel plant in Scunthorpe, England.
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