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POSCO to invest $359 million in new automotive steel production line in GwangyangSouth Korean steel manufacturer POSCO is investing 480 billion Korean won ($359 million) in the construction of a new continuous galvanizing line for automotive steel at its steel plant in Gwangyang, as the company seeks to expand its range of high-quality steel products, according to media…
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Coal imports to China increased by 3.4% in January-August 2026According to the latest data from the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC), in January—August, coal imports of all types into the country amounted to 310.188 million tons. This is 3.4% more than in the same period last year.In August, China imported 42.092 million tons of coal. The…
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NMDC raised iron ore prices in September, the cost of fine ore has not changedIndian state-owned mining company NMDC Limited raised the prices of iron ore pieces for supplies in September, while keeping the prices of small change unchanged, company sources said on Wednesday, September 9.The sources said that the prices of iron ore pieces (Iron content 67%, 10-40 mm) were…
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In August, exports of iron ore from Brazil decreased by 2.2%, while shipments to Europe decreased by 54%Exports of Brazilian iron ore excluding pellets in August amounted to 34.406 million tons against 35.183 million tons in July, according to data from Secex— the Brazilian Secretariat for Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade.The main volume of supplies came from…
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The United States has published the final results of an anti-dumping investigation into thick-walled rectangular pipes and fittings from Mexico.The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) has released the final results of its administrative review of the Anti-dumping Duty (AD) order on thick-walled rectangular welded carbon steel pipes from Mexico, covering the review period from September 1, 2023 to August 31, 2024.The Commission found that…
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US Steel resumes operation of Blast Furnace No. 14 at the Gary Works plant after a $350 million renovationThe United States Steel Corporation (US Steel) has announced that blast furnace No. 14 at its Gary Works plant in Indiana has resumed operation after completing a $350 million furnace repair. The company announced the resumption of operation on September 3.Blast Furnace No. 14 is the largest blast…
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Formosa Hà TĩNh restarts Blast Furnace No. 1 after blast furnace hot running incidentVietnamese steel producer Formosa Ha Tinh Steel (FHS) has resumed pig iron production at its No. 1 blast furnace after the incident that occurred on September 4 in the No. 3 hot blast furnace, Bao Ha Tinh, the official media of the province of Ha Tinh, reported.As SteelOrbis previously reported,On…
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The EU plans to ban the export of waste, including aluminum scrap, to non-OECD countries.The European Union is preparing to ban the export of waste, including aluminum scrap, to non-OECD countries, according to a report by Reuters.Stephane Sedgerne, Executive Vice President of the European Commission, was expected to announce long-term expected trade measures on September 23 aimed, in…
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Baowu may acquire a minority stake in the Jimblebar iron ore mine owned by BHPAccording to a report by Reuters, Chinese steel company Baowu Steel Group is considering the possibility of acquiring a minority stake in the Jimblebar iron ore mine owned by the Australian company BHP in Western Australia.It is reported that Baowu is considering acquiring a 15-25 percent stake…
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Al Jazeera Steel creates two subsidiaries to expand its presence in the United StatesOmani steel pipe manufacturer Al Jazeera Steel Products has completed the establishment of two wholly owned subsidiaries in the United States, strengthening its direct corporate presence in one of the key international markets, according to media reports. This step was approved by the company's…
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