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Trump to announce largest steel plant in U.S. history will be built in Iowa

  • On Monday, President Donald Trump will announce a $15 billion plan by Minnesota-based Mesabi Metallics to build a steel plant in Iowa over the coming years, a White House official said.
  • The project will feature full vertical integration, utilizing iron ore from Mesabi's new $2.5 billion Minnesota mine, with the facility expected to reach 10 million tons of steel annually by 2030.
  • Construction is expected to support 5,000 to 6,000 jobs, while the plant will create at least 1,750 permanent positions in Iowa and support U.S. defense projects, officials said.
  • The announcement arrives less than 40 days before midterm elections, with Iowa Republicans facing competitive races as the administration highlights the investment to promote domestic manufacturing.
  • Last year, the administration doubled tariffs on imported steel to 50%, and steel levies remain part of ongoing trade disputes the White House aims to address through domestic investment.
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As the mid-term elections approached, the American president announced the construction of a very large steel plant in Iowa. ...

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US President Donald Trump made the announcement shortly before the crucial midterm elections in the US The post Trump: Announces the construction of a huge steel plant in Iowa appeared first on in.gr.

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Donald Trump announced a new major investment in the steel industry in Iowa, with the plan reaching $18 billion. Donald Trump, whose economic performance is being heavily criticized, a few weeks before the crucial congressional elections of his second term as president, announced yesterday Monday the upcoming construction of a huge steel plant in Iowa (central USA). The "largest" plant in US history It will be "the largest" plant in the "histor…

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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