Metallurgy news

• Georgian authorities want to get information from Poles about Saakashvili's whereabouts Georgian authorities have formally made a request to Poland to find out if the former Georgian president is visiting Poland, according to Ukas Apinsky, a spokesman for the district attorney's office in Warsaw. It is known that on Sunday evening Saakashvili met with Ukrainians in Warsaw. The... 08.08.2017  11:42

• Under Trump, US coal industry gets a new lease on life The Trump administration is embarking on one of the oldest and most controversial debates, encouraging coal mining on land owned by the federal government. This is part of the dispute over the wider use of commercial opportunities on public lands. The intervention sparked outrage among... 08.08.2017  10:30

• SSAB achieves best performance in Europe SSAB increased revenue by 20 percent and EBITDA by 68 percent in the first half. Among operating segments, SSAB Europe achieved the best results. In the first half of this year, SSAB's production results are on par with the same period last year. Steel supplies totaled 3.492 million tonnes, and... 08.08.2017  10:06

• Russian Energy Ministry: EU sanctions are illegal The imposition of sanctions by the EU in connection with the supply of Siemens turbines to Crimea is politically motivated and incompatible with international law, according to the Russian Ministry of Energy. The fact is that after the annexation of Crimea to Russia in 2014, the EU bans its... 07.08.2017  12:55

• Iran will significantly increase its iron ore production capacity Iran's crude iron ore production will increase to 100 million tons per year from 75 million tons per year by the end of the current Iranian year (until March 2018). This was announced by the Minister of Mines Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, speaking at the opening of an iron ore concentrate plant with... 07.08.2017  11:03

• Rebar on the Shanghai Stock Exchange hits a new high Chinese rebar futures jumped 4 percent to a four-year high on Friday, reflecting strong demand for construction material from the world's largest consumer. Rising steel prices have boosted profit margins for Chinese factories, potentially driving growth. Iron ore raw material prices also... 05.08.2017  11:28

• Zaprozhstal actively cooperates with educational institutions Annually about 1,500 students of universities, colleges and vocational lyceums undergo introductory, industrial and pre-diploma practice at Zaporizhstal. In 2017, over 700 students and pupils underwent practical training at the enterprise. Based on the results of practical training, 100 best... 04.08.2017  12:59

• Ukraine already feels the reduction in gas transit The restriction on the transit of Russian gas through the territory of Ukraine affected the country's budget. Moscow's actions show that it is necessary to take into account in the budget the possibility of reducing transit. The decline in gas transit is not a surprise. As soon as Russia has the... 04.08.2017  12:18

• Iron ore market in chocolate Vale, the world's largest iron ore producer, says the industry is taking advantage of the sweet moment when rising prices generate a neat profit, but not enough for a long run. “The market is in a sweet spot right now with iron ore prices ranging from $ 60 to $ 70,” said Vale SA Chief Financial O... 04.08.2017  11:39

• The Ukrainian government has purchased a large batch of Mitsubishi Outlander hybrids A handover ceremony of 635 Outlander PHEV vehicles was held in Kiev with the participation of the Prime Minister of Ukraine and Osamu Masuko, President and CEO of Mitsubischi. For the company, this is the largest order in the history of the PHEV fleet. In line with the policy of reducing CO2 and... 03.08.2017  12:07