According to Italian media reports, the Italian steel Manufacturers Association Federacciai, together with 14 member companies, has expressed interest in cold rolling production at the former Ilva steel mill in Taranto, Italy.
The companies involved include Arvedi, Duferco, Feralpi, Marcegaglia, ABS, Acciaierie Venete, Advanced Steel Solutions Asonext Group, Acciaierie Beltrame, Alfa Acciai, Compagnia Siderurgica Italiana, Ferriera Valsabbia, Lucchini, ORI Martin and Rubiera Special Steel.
They are interested only in the production of cold water прокатки
The interest is shown only in the production of cold rolling at the Taranto plant and does not apply to the hotline facilities, which are currently scheduled to close on October 26 in accordance with the decision of the Milan Court of Appeal.
Meanwhile, the possible closure of continuous operations continues to raise concerns about employment and the supply chain at the plant, with contractors indicating that they may initiate collective dismissal procedures. The Indian steel company Jindal is also still interested in the former assets of Ilva in general, including the production of finished products, and has recently updated its offer.
The Italian Government calls for a joint предложению
The following is information about the latest developments in discussions involving trade unions, industry associations and related companies organized by the Italian Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Made in Italy (MIMIT). During the talks, Minister Adolfo Urso called on Italian companies to join forces and submit proposals on previous operations. Ilva.
According to Federacciai President Antonio Gozzi, Federacciai and the participating companies have informed the government of their willingness to provide intervention, although certain conditions must be met before any industrial intervention can begin. He also stated that appealing the decision of the Milan Court of Appeal would not lead to a resolution of the current situation, since the proceedings in the Supreme Court could take at least two years.
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