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Tata Steel plans to increase its ferrochrome capacity to 900000 tons a year
On April 16, India's Tata Steel Mining Co., Ltd. (tsml), the Mining Department of Tata Steel, said it plans to double its ferrochrome capacity from 450000 tons to 900000 tons as India's demand for stainless steel continues to grow. |
Container throughput grew 36% in Beibu Bay Port in the first quarter
It is reported that in the first quarter of this year, the cargo throughput of Beibu Bay Port (Hong Kong) completed 61915600 tons, an increase of 16.06% year-on-year |
Merafe lifts first-quarter ferrochrome production
Merafe lifts first-quarter ferrochrome production |
Tata Steel Mining Ltd to double its ferro chrome manufacturing capacity
Tata Steel mining arm, Tata Steel Mining Limited (TSML), on Friday said it plans to double its ferro chrome manufacturing capacity in India with growing demand for stainless steel in the country. |
Angang Group is planning to restructure Benxi Steel Group, Benxi steel plate control or change
Benxi Steel announced on April 15 that the company received a notice from the indirect controlling shareholder Benxi Steel Group Co., Ltd. |
Malaysia launches first anti-dumping sunset review on cold rolled sheet and coil related to China
On April 12, 2021, the Ministry of international trade and industry of Malaysia announced that in response to Malaysia's domestic manufacturer, mycron steel CRC Sdn.Bhd According to the application submitted on March 15, 2021 |
Within one year after the completion of the South China headquarters building of Qingshan holdings, a group of "four top enterprises" will be introduced or cultivated
According to sources, at the end of last month, Qingshan holdings Guangdong Jirui group has acquired a micro commercial land in the south of Chancheng city in Foshan City with a reserve price of 55.61 million yuan, covering an area of 3399.38 square meters, eq... |
Emerging coal changes poised to present new electricity price risk
South Africa’s emerging coal mining changes are poised to present new electricity price risk as the Treasury and Eskom are called upon to consider the softening of uneconomic contractual coal-supply obligations. |
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