Metallurgy news

• South African processors are discussed with IDC ArcelorMittal South Africa According to a report published by Bloomberg, a group of South African steel processors has approached the state-owned Industrial Development Corporation with a proposal aimed at helping take control of global steelmaker ArcelorMittal's local unit, ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA).The proposal was... 19.02.2026  13:00

• Fortescue outlines 12 million tonnes of Wyloo North Iron Ore Mine in Pilbara Australian mining company Fortescue Ltd has outlined plans to develop the Wyloo North iron ore deposit in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, according to a proposal content document submitted to the Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority.According to the proposal, Fortescue... 19.02.2026  13:00

• Early work is underway on the Whyalla magnetite expansion project Early work has begun on the first phase of the Middlebeck Ranges Magnetite Expansion Project (MEP1), aimed at securing a long-term supply of iron ore for the Whyalla smelter in South Australia, according to a joint press release from Peter Malinauskas, Premier of South Australia, and Tim Ayres,... 19.02.2026  12:00

• Italian Padana Tubi & Profilati Acciaio has signed a strategic agreement with the certifier According to a statement distributed to its partners on Wednesday, February 18, the Alfieri family, the founders of Padana Tubi & Profilati Acciaio, an Italian specialist in welded steel pipes, signed an agreement to sell a controlling stake in the company to the investment firm Attestor. The deal,... 19.02.2026  12:00

• India's LMEL includes subsidiary in Dubai to expand global presence India's Lloyds Metal and Energy limited (LMEL) has listed shares in Virtus Lloyds Resources FZCO, a subsidiary in Dubai, to expand its international presence, the company said in a statement on Thursday, February 19.Virtus Lloyds Resources FZCO has been registered in the Dubai Multi Commodities... 19.02.2026  10:00

• Indian steel companies seek to expand markets in the Middle East and Asia to offset the impact of EU CBAM Indian steel companies, with the support of the Government of India, seek to expand markets in the Middle East In the Middle East and Asia, to offset the impact of the European Union's Carbon Boundary Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), a government official said on Thursday, February 19.Last week, ... 19.02.2026  10:00

• Brazil Imposes Final AD Duties on Chinese CRC and HDG Brazilian Foreign Trade Authority CAMEX has approved the imposition of anti-dumping duties on imports of CRC and HDG from China for a period of five years.For CRC, the decision applies to rolled and unrolled product of any thickness and length, the levy of duties varies from $322.93/t to $670.02/t,... 19.02.2026  09:00

• U.S. cold-rolled ingot exports were down 28.7 percent in November 2025 compared to October. Exports of cold-processed ingots to the United States totaled 7,015 tons last November, down 28.7 percent from October and 26.8 percent from November 2024, according to the U.S. Commerce Department. 2024In November, the US shipped the coldest finished ingot to Mexico - 3,284 tons, compared to 3,854... 18.02.2026  17:00

• ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih increased exports to the EU in 2025 The Kryvyi Rih Mining and Metallurgical Combine of PJSC ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih (AMKR, Dnipropetrovsk region) was quite successful in selling metal products on the EU market in 2025, but now it is reducing production and operating at a loss due to SWAMS and electricity shortages. Oleg Krikovsky,... 18.02.2026  17:00

• UAE developer Azizi plans to launch a rebar rental plant in the Kezad industrial zone UAE property developer Azizi Developments has announced plans to establish a new rebar rolling mill in Abu Dhabi, marking its entry into steel production as part of efforts to expand its industrial presence and support construction-driven demand in the country.According to the announcement, the... 18.02.2026  16:00