Rio Tinto to invest $10m in low-carbon steel with China's Baowu
Rio Tinto has committed to invest $10 million with the world's largest steel producer China Baowu Steel Group over the next two years in low-carbon steelmaking projects and research, the company said. |
Consumption to play bigger role in 2021
Fiscal spending likely to focus more on public services to improve livelihoods. |
Big-ticket fund set up for SOEs in China
$30.6b earmarked for mixed-ownership reform, cutting-edge technology. |
Baowu Steel makes major announcement for Shanghai industrial park
The 10 projects involve total investment of about 13.56 billion yuan and will be developed into 513,000 square meters of gross floor space. |
After record steel output, Baowu chases tech, profitability and scale
The steel giant is going to pursue latest technologies and innovation and emerge as the global steel industry leader, said its chairman. |
Marginal growth in steel use expected
China's consumption of steel products is expected to grow marginally next year. |
Dislocation in domestic, external recoveries
The purchasing managers' index of China's manufacturing industry was 51.9 percent in December. |
Steel output of Chongqing Iron & Steel broke through 7 million tons
Chongqing Iron & Steel (Group)'s steel output broke through 7 million tons. |
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