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Turkish company Ekinciler Demir Çelik received an order for valves worth $4.97 million from Central AmericaTurkish steel manufacturer Ekinciler Demir ve Çelik Sanayi A.Ş. announced that it has received an order for valves valued at US$4.97 million as part of its export activities in the Central American market, reflecting the continued growth of its sales to the region.With the latest order, the…
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The June export of Kardemir railway wheels to Europe reached $7.75 million.Turkish integrated long products manufacturer Kardemir Karabuk Demir Celik Sanayi ve Tijaret A.S. Kardemir has announced that it continues to strengthen its presence in the European market by signing a new contract for the export of railway wheels worth $3 million, tailored to customer…
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Arabian Pipes has signed a $35 million steel pipe supply contract with AramcoSaudi Arabian Pipes Company, a pipe manufacturer, has announced the signing of a new contract with Saudi oil and gas giant Aramco for the production and supply of steel pipes, which will further strengthen its order portfolio and strengthen its position in the domestic energy supply chain.According…
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Yemen will remain Turkey's largest rebar market in January-May 2026 as export growth shifts away from the BalkansIn May of this year, the volume of rebar exports from Turkey decreased by 31.4 percent month-on-month and decreased by 17.9 percent year-on-year to 299,300 metric tons, according to data provided by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK). The value of these exports amounted to 171.10 million…
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Australian company Hancock Iron Ore begins mining iron ore at the McPhee Creek mineAustralian mining company Hancock Iron Ore has announced that its McPhee Creek mine in Western Australia has produced its first ore, marking the transition of the $840 million Pilbara project from construction to operation after approximately 19 months of development.Located approximately 100 km…
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Tenaris begins work at a new service center in Suriname for the GranMorgu offshore projectLuxembourg-based steel pipe manufacturer Tenaris has announced the start of operations at its new service center in Paramaribo, Suriname, built to support the TotalEnergies GranMorgu project, the country's first major offshore project.The 74,500 square meter service center has a capacity of 15,000…
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MMK reduces coke consumption in blast furnace productionMagnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (MMK), a Russian steel company, said it had achieved economic benefits in excess of 5.5 billion rubles thanks to measures implemented as part of a program to reduce coke consumption in blast furnace production.The program, launched in August 2024 as part of MMK's…
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EU to reduce duty-free steel imports by 47%Starting from Wednesday, the European Union will additionally limit the volume of duty-free steel imports, the European Commission (EC) said in a statement.The new rules provide for a 47% reduction in these volumes, to 18.3 million tons per year, and do not apply to the countries of the European…
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Ukrainian Zaporizhstal reported a decrease in production in the first half of 2026The Ukrainian metallurgical plant Zaporizhstal, owned by Metinvest, announced production results for June and the first six months of 2026.In June, Zaporizhstal produced 301,200 tons of pig iron, 284,900 tons of steel and shipped 243,700 tons of steel. rolled products - an increase of 2.9%, 6.5%…
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CMRG restricts supplies of low-grade Fortescue iron ore to ChinaChina Mineral Resources Group (CMRG) has instructed some domestic steel mills not to accept certain port iron ore products supplied by Australian mining company Fortescue, the latest step in Beijing's efforts to tighten control over the country's iron ore market, according to a Reuters report based…
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