Metallurgy news
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Japanese galvanizing will rise in price by $ 100 Japanese metallurgical plants manufacturers of galvanized steel announced on Friday about raising prices for these products from 30 to 50 dollars per ton, reports The Tex Report. This increase is the starting point for the rise in price of a ton of galvanized steel from Japan for $ 100 in the...
03.03.2013 12:08
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Serbia published its plan B with respect to Zhelezara Smartyovo The Serbian government intends to resume the production of steel at a metallurgical plant in Smeridovo after the Russian NGO Uralvagonzavod abandoned the acquisition of Zelezara Smederevo D.O.O. This was announced by Bloomberg by telephone Minister of Finance Serbia, Dinkich. Serbia will resume...
03.03.2013 11:25
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At least three protesters against the construction of the Posco Communist Party in India died from an explosion of a home -made bomb On Saturday evening, in the camp of opponents of the construction of a new metallurgical plant, the Posco steel corporation in the Indian town of Dzhagatsinghpur thundered as a result of which, at least three people were killed and another was seriously wounded. The representative of the...
03.03.2013 09:40
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In February 2013, Zaporizhstal increased the production of metal rolling by 14.3% The Metallurgical Plant Zaporozhstal last month increased the production of metal rolling to 247 thousand tons, which is 14.3% more than in February 2012. This was reported by the press service of the enterprise. In February 2013, production steel at the Zaporizhstal Communist Party amounted to...
01.03.2013 21:42
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Ukraine increased the export of sheet steel and reduced the export of long rental and coke In January 2013, the metallurgical enterprises of Ukraine increased leaf steel export by 24% - to 571 thousand 130 tons. Including a hot -rolled sheet, 74 thousand 50 tons ( +20.9%), a cold -rolled sheet were shipped abroad - 86 thousand 680 tons ( +14.3%) and other sheet metal rolling 26 thousand...
01.03.2013 16:24
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The production of metal rolling and pipes is reduced in Ukraine, but steel production is growing In February 2013, the metallurgical enterprises of Ukraine reduced the production of metal products to 4 million 243 thousand tons, which is 7.1% less than in February 2012. The production of steel pipes decreased to 121 thousand 600 tons, which is 40% less than a year earlier. This was reported by...
01.03.2013 16:09
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In China, there was a decrease in the rate of economic growth on the eve of the congress of people's deputies The official Chinese production index fell in February 2013. This indicator emphasizes the existing problems of economic growth on the eve of the annual congress of people's deputies, when the new government accepts power in China. According to the National Bureau of China Statistics, the PMI...
01.03.2013 10:31
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Rio Tinto wants to sell inexpensive iron ore assets in Canada Representatives of Rio Tinto announced the sale of their assets in Canada. Owners of the Anglo-Australian mining corporation want 1 billion 700 million dollars for Iron Orada. About this writes The Wall Street Journal. According to the message, Rio Tinto intends to sell it 59% of the shares of...
01.03.2013 09:54
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The Zaporizhzhya Zhelezorudny plant will try to hold a meeting of shareholders rely on the results of the year before last The shareholders of Zaporizhzhya Zhelezorudny Plant CJSC (ZHRK) plan to re-story a meeting following the results of the enterprise in 2011, due to the fact that on April 26 last year it did not take place due to the lack of a quorum. A new attempt will be made on April 9 this year. On the agenda...
01.03.2013 09:37
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Chinese metallurgists have little space in the domestic market - Chinese Interfax Excessive capacities and stagnant demand in the domestic market pushes manufacturers of metal distribution from China to look for new opportunities for sales of products in foreign markets. This is reported by Interfax-China. Chinese analyst Hu Yanpin told the intrafax correspondent that "there...
01.03.2013 09:01
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