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• Saudi Arabia's armored personnel carrier will supply steel pipe to Saudi Aramco Saudi pipe manufacturer Arabian Pipes Company (APC) announced the signing of a contract with domestic oil and gas company Saudi Aramco for the supply of steel pipes worth about 47 million Saudi riyals ($12.53 million).Under the contract, APC will supply pipes to Aramco for a period of 13 months.... 20.11.2025  13:00

• AHMSA's Bankruptcy Leaves Mexico's Steel Sector in Limbo The bankruptcy of Mexican steel producer AHMSA remains unresolved after a year, delaying the sale of assets worth $1.32 billion and destabilizing steel supplies to Mexico. The closure sent steel prices up by as much as 18 percent and forced domestic buyers to rely heavily on imports from the United... 20.11.2025  13:00

• Turkish steel exporters fill supply gap in Bosnia The Turkish Steel Exporters Association (ÇİB) organized an industry trade delegation in Sarajevo on November 17-19, 2025 to strengthen trade relations between Turkey and Bosnia and Herzegovina. 28 Turkish companies joined the delegation in an effort to double exports, taking advantage of the steel s... 20.11.2025  12:00

• India remains a net importer of steel, despite a 15% year-on-year decline in shipments in January-October 2025 Despite a significant decrease in steel imports in January-October 2025, India remained a net importer of steel, according to BigMint data.According to the latest data, imports of steel products to India for this period amounted to about 8 million tons, which is 15 percent less year-on-year. After... 20.11.2025  12:00

• Indian Steel Ministry likely to relax steel import monitoring system India's Steel Ministry is likely to update the country's Steel Import Monitoring System (SIMS) by eliminating the requirement for consignment declarations, government sources said on Thursday, November 20.The relaxation is aimed at easing the compliance burden for steel consumers in micro, small... 20.11.2025  11:00

• Recycling Europe rejects claims of scrap metal leakage, urges evidence-based EU policy Recycling Europe, formerly known as the European Confederation of the Recycling Industry (EuRIC), has opposed the European Union's proposals for a "scrap leak," saying existing EU monitoring data shows no evidence to support such claims. The response came after Commission Vice President Maros... 20.11.2025  11:00

• When choosing a contractor, you choose the consequences. One contractor performs the work reliably and strengthens your reputation.The other one brings deadlines, fines, or accidents.The main thing is that these risks can be predicted and managed, rather than dealt with afterwards.In the book "A Safe Contractor is a Choice," we share experiences that... 20.11.2025  09:00

• South Korea has announced that it plans to close all its coal-fired power plants. At the same time, a closure schedule has already been approved for 40 facilities, providing for decommissioning by 2040. The closing dates of the remaining 21 will be determined "based on economic and environmental feasibility," and a specific plan is planned to be prepared next year."In the long... 20.11.2025  09:00