Tosyali Algeria aims to achieve $1 billion in export revenues during the current year, according to Alp Topcuoglu, a member of the company’s Board of Directors.
In a press statement on the sidelines of the 13th North Africa Energy and Hydrogen Conference & Exhibition (NAPEC 2025), currently taking place in Oran, Topcuoglu said that “export revenues are expected to reach $1 billion this year and exceed $1.5 billion next year.”
He added that the company has exported 1.5 million tonnes of steel products so far this year, including rebar, wire rods, iron pellets, anti-corrosion spiral pipes, and other types and sizes of steel pipes — some of which are used in hydrocarbon industries and flat steel production. These exports were shipped from the ports of Oran, Arzew, and Mostaganem to European Union countries, notably Italy and Spain.
Regarding the planned green hydrogen production plant, developed in line with renewable energy goals to meet the needs of the iron and steel industry, in partnership with Sonatrach, the U.S.-based Hecate Energy Global Renewables, and Tosyali Algeria, Topcuoglu revealed that the project is currently in the study phase and will take three years to complete.
