Australia poised to benefit from increased commodity demand
A new report by the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) has shown that Australia was poised to take advantage of the predicted increase in global demand for commodities. |
BHP Delivers First Iron Ore Production from South Flank
BHP has achieved first ore at its USD 3.6 billion South Flank mine in the central Pilbara in Western Australia last week. |
India's JSW Steel to expand Vijayanagar plant capacity
India's domestic steel demand will pick up once the second Covid wave subsides and the vaccination drive gains traction, said Seshagiri Rao, joint managing director at JSW Steel. |
China's ferrous scrap imports spike in April
Chinese ferrous scrap imports nearly trebled in April from the previous month as steel mills and trading firms increased purchases after initial trial shipments successfully cleared customs. |
Steel demand supports South Korean scrap imports
South Korea imported 412,000t of ferrous scrap in April, a rise of 30pc on the month but a 6pc fall on the year. |
ArcelorMittal increases coil offer by €20/t
Europe's largest steelmaker, ArcelorMittel, has increased its coil offer prices again. |
Former Ilva Steel Plant Owners Riva Brothers Sentenced for 20Years
ANSA reported that a court has sentenced brothers Mr Fabio Riva and Mr Nicola Riva to 22 and 20 years in jail respectively for the environmental disaster caused by the ILVA steelworks in the southern city of Taranto. |
Green steel projects need swifter authorisation: Hybrit
"Regulators pay a lot of attention to the local environment, but not to the net benefits to the climate," said Anna Borg, chief executive of Swedish utility Vattenfall. |
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