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Gulf Extrusions in production hike

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Gulf Extrusions has increased its production line by 40% to accommodate the region's growing demand for aluminium extrusion products.

The company, which has installed two new extrusion press lines to add to its four existing presses, has already achieved a 30% increase in output capacity from January to May this year, compared to figures for the same period last year.

The first of the new press lines commenced operations in October last year, while the other started production in February 2007.

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