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“Yamamah Steel” signs a contract to supply towers to establish a high-voltage line for 95 million riyals

Yamamah Steel Industries Company signed a contract with the National Contracting Company Limited to establish a high-voltage line for 95 million riyals. “Yamamah”, listed on “TASI”, said in a statement on “Tadawul” today: The contract is concerned with supplying steel towers for the purpose of establishing a 380 kV high-voltage line in the central region

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Turkey’s HRC exports increase by 100.3% in January – October

In October this year, Turkey’s hot rolled coil (HRC) exports amounted to 150,831 metric tons, down by 33.3% compared to September and by 27.2% year on year, according to the preliminary data provided by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK). Meanwhile, the revenue generated by these exports totaled $92.66 million, decreasing by 34.4% compared to the

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Rio Tinto expects iron ore production to grow by 15 million tons in 2023-2025

Rio Tinto expects iron ore production to grow by 15 million tons in 2023-2025, CEO Jacob Stauscholm said during an investment seminar in London. In particular, in 2024 and 2025, the company forecasts an annual increase of 5 million tons, Australia Mining reports. A key area for Rio Tinto is the Simandou project in Guinea,

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Financial Times: Europe faces crucial choices over the future of the steel industry

Lakshmi Mittal, executive chairman of ArcelorMittal Seven years ago, I called for a carbon border tax to level the playing field between European manufacturers bearing the burden of decarbonisation and cheaper imports that are not subject to such obligations. It may seem natural to feel good about the EU’s adoption of the carbon border adjustment

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Arab countries’ crude steel production rises by 1.7% in January-October 2024

According to the latest report issued by the World Steel Organization on crude steel production, Arab countries’ crude steel production amounted to 3.6 million tons in October 2024, an increase of 0.4% compared to October 2023. Egypt topped Arab countries in steel production in October with a production 950,000 tons and a decline of 7.3%.

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Trump vows to block Japanese steel giant Nippon Steel from acquiring US Steel

US President-elect Donald Trump has announced that he will block Japanese steel giant Nippon Steel from acquiring its American rival US Steel, a deal that was announced a year ago and worth $14.9 billion. “I am totally opposed to the once great and powerful US Steel being acquired by a foreign company, in this case

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Iron ore extends gains as China manufacturing activity improves

Iron ore extended gains for a second straight day as China’s manufacturing activity expanded following Beijing’s stimulus measures to support the economy. The Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) rose to 51.5 last month, its highest since June. The survey on which the index is based showed new orders rose in November at the fastest

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Turkey’s steel export value up 15.8% in January-October

In the January October period this year, Turkey’s foreign trade deficit went down by 30.1% year on year to $65.85 billion according to the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) and the Turkish Undersecretariat of Customs. In October, Turkey’s iron and steel exports ranked ninth among the country’s products with the highest export value, totaling $763.86 million,

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Towards green steel: SMS Group to install one of the largest EAFs for Swedish SSAB

Swedish steelmaker SSAB has selected Germany’s SMS Group to build a new 190-ton electric arc furnace (EAF), which will be one of the largest such units in the world according to SMS Group. The new furnace will be located in Ökseläsund, Sweden, and is scheduled to start operating in the fourth quarter of 2026. The

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Tosyali Algeria’s flat plate factory enters service with a production capacity of 2.5 million tons

Tosyali Algeria’s flat plate factory entered service late last October with a production capacity of 2.5 million tons per year. Alp Topkyoglu explained that Tosyali Algeria’s flat plate factory entered service late last October with a production capacity of 2.5 million tons per year. It includes a direct reduction, smelting and hot rolling unit, awaiting

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SNIM: Inauguration of a new shipping line at the Nouadhibou Mineral Port

In Nouadhibou, His Excellency the President of the Republic, Mr. Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, supervised, as part of the celebrations marking the 64th anniversary of National Independence Day, the inauguration of a new mineral shipping line for ships at the Nouadhibou Mineral Port. This achievement consists of a rotary dredger with a capacity of

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German Economy Minister Calls for Easing the Steel Sector

German Economy Minister Robert Habeck has called for easing the burden on the country’s steel sector, against the backdrop of Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe’s intention to eliminate thousands of jobs in the coming years. Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe is Germany’s largest steel company, and its majority shares are owned by the Thyssenkrupp Group. “The company’s decision is

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World’s largest steelmaker backs off on hydrogen integration

The world’s largest steelmaker has shelved plans to begin introducing green hydrogen into the industry, amid volatility in cost estimates and the future of the clean fuel in Europe. According to the hydrogen sector updates of the Washington-based energy platform, ArcelorMittal had prepared a package of projects aimed at reducing carbon from its portfolio, including

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