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voda 6 februari 2015 17:59

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330ix schreef op 6 februari 2015 17:51:
Maar het maakt mensen wel aan het twijfelen. Dat bedoel ik.

BMW rijder, ik heb hier al dozijnen keren uitgelegd dat het nieuws, wat ik, of iemand anders plaatst ZELF beoordeelt dient te worden!

Ga mij niet "" beschuldigen"" van jou eigen beslissing om te handelen!!

Ik vind dit zéér kwalijk. Ik zet niemand aan om iets te doen, of te laten. Dat blijft altijd de beslissing van de persoon zelf.

[verwijderd] 6 februari 2015 18:38

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voda schreef op 5 februari 2015 16:58:

In 2014, Chinese finished steel imports proportional growth was more marked in Paraguay (+154%), Mexico (+142%), Colombia (+113%) and Argentina (+79%). Argentina and Paraguay, however, maintained reduced imports levels.

Hans: Dat percentage van Colombia dat kan wel kloppen. Als je ziet wat voor infra-structurele projecten er onder handen zijn (en worden) genomen
waarbij staal gebruikt wordt. De MIO-Cable bv. dat wordt een kabelbaan naar enkele hoger gelegen wijken in Cali. Je kunt dat vergelijken met ski-liften in de wintersportgebieden. Dan de tunnelbouw door de Andes, bruggenbouw en de bouw en aanleg van terminales. Dat zijn OV-stations in de grote steden en hier in Cali de bouw van Terminal Calypso-Rincon waar per dag ca. 100.000 passagiers overstappen en vervoerd moeten worden. Daar valt CS-Ámsterdam bij in het niet.

Porscheknakker 6 februari 2015 20:01

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voda schreef op 6 februari 2015 17:59:
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BMW rijder, ik heb hier al dozijnen keren uitgelegd dat het nieuws, wat ik, of iemand anders plaatst ZELF beoordeelt dient te worden!

Ga mij niet "" beschuldigen"" van jou eigen beslissing om te handelen!!

Ik vind dit zéér kwalijk. Ik zet niemand aan om iets te doen, of te laten. Dat blijft altijd de beslissing van de persoon zelf.

Stel je niet aan!
Ik beschuldig niemand.
Mijn beslissingen zijn mijn eigen beslissingen, ook al heb ik me enigszins door berichtgevingen laten beïnvloeden.

voda 8 februari 2015 15:59

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TATA Steel update on Indian operations

During the quarter, the Indian business faced strong market headwinds in terms of weak steel demand and a surge in low priced imports, which led to significant softening of the domestic steel prices. In addition, regulatory challenges led to disruptions in our mining operations.

Despite all these challenges, deliveries remained steady in a weak environment and crude steel production increased marginally with the best ever Q3 production at the Pellet Plant, the New Bar Mill, the Wire Rod Mill and the Cold Rolling Mill.

It said “In addition, our focus on segments such as Automotive and Special products, Branded and Retail products and value added products helped mitigate the impact on profitability. Sales to the Automotive and Special Products segment increased by 20% over the last year while deliveries to the high-end segment were up by 22% YoY. Sales of the Branded Products, Retail and Solutions segment increased by 12% over the previous year, while retail sales were up by 18% over the same period.”

1. Hot metal and crude steel production totalled 2.38 million tonnes and 2.29 million tonnes respectively in Q3 FY?15, while saleable steel production increased to 2.22 million tonnes.

2. Deliveries in 9M FY?15 increased to 6.34 million tonnes versus 6.11 million tonnes in 9M FY?14. Q3 FY?15 deliveries increased to 2.13 million tonnes versus 2.11 million tonnes in Q2 FY?15 and 2.07 million tonnes in Q3 FY?14.

3. Turnover in 9M FY?15 was INR 31,150 crores compared to INR 29,520 crores in 9M FY?14. Q3 FY?15 turnover declined to INR 9,897 crores from INR 10,785 crores in the previous quarter and INR10,143 crores in Q3 FY?14. The sequential drop in turnover was mainly driven by softer domestic steel prices.

4. 9M FY?15 EBITDA declined to INR 8,441 crores from INR9,229 crores in 9M FY?14. Q3 FY?15 EBITDA declined to INR 1,979 crores compared to INR 3,196 crores in Q2 FY?15 and INR 3,131 crores in Q3 FY?14.

5. Profit after tax in 9M FY?15 was INR 5,625 crores compared to INR 4,434 crores in 9M FY?14. Q3 FY?15 profit was INR 881 crores compared to INR 2,476 crores in Q2 FY?15 and INR 1,519 crores in Q3 FY?14. Profits for 9M FY?15 included exceptional gains of INR 1,935 crores from the sale of land at Borivali and investments in Dhamra Port Company.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 8 februari 2015 16:01

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Odisha tells mine owners to raise iron ore output

Express News Service reported that with Odisha facing revenue crunch and steel makers reeling under acute raw material shortage, the State Government has asked non-captive mine owners to increase iron ore production to solve the twin problems.

While the state is anticipating a revenue shortfall of about INR 7000 crore from the mining sector alone due to low iron ore production in the current fiscal, steel makers within the State are crying foul over the irrational floor price fixed by the Odisha Mining Corporation and price cartelisation of different grades of lumps and fines by mine owners.

The state government had a meeting with the stakeholders on Wednesday to resolve the twin issues. Presiding over the meeting, Steel and Mines Secretary Mr RK Sharma asked mine owners to achieve their targeted production as per the approved plan to meet the domestic demand of ore at a price which will be beneficial to both the buyer and seller.

Representatives of steel industries told the meeting that running their plants with imported iron ore will be cheaper and cost effective than using high cost minerals from the State. Chairman of Jindal Steel and Power Limited Naveen Jindal had made similar views after meeting Chief Minister Mr Naveen Patnaik here in December.

The State miners, on the other hand, said the production of ore is market driven. The rates are always determined by supply and demand. As there is a slide in the steel market, the demand is low. The prices of different grades of lump and fines have drastically fallen. The miners cannot stand to lose by selling their product below the cost of production.

Mr Sharma advised the miners to discuss the issue with steel makers and find a solution which will be a win-win situation for both. He further promised to have a separate meeting with the steel makers to decide about pricing of minerals set by OMC.

According to projection of mines directorate, iron ore output in the State will be about 28 million tonne by end of this fiscal as compared to 62 million tonne mined last year. About 29 mines are presently operating in the State.

Source - Express News Service

voda 8 februari 2015 16:02

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CIL needs to produce 120 million tonne more to meet target in FY15

Economic Times reported that CIL needs to produce and sell around 120 million tonnes of coal in February and March to meet its targets for the year. But that's unlikely going by the production and sales trend thus far in FY15.

A senior Coal India official said that "With production and sales backlog at nearly 120 million tonnes (MT), the company is likely to miss its targets set by the government although there will be a decent overall growth. Joint effects of various factors outside the control of CIL has led to the situation."

The company has missed production and sales targets every month from May 2014 to January 2015. As a result, the backlog has touched 118 MT for production and 121 MT for sales. The highest volume of coal produced in any single month was December 2014 - 47 million tonnes. The highest sales was in January - 44 MT. To meet targets, CIL needs to produce and sell at least 60 million tonnes each in February and March.

Mr Sutirtha Bhattacharya chairaman of CIL said that "At Northern Coalfields we had major production issues. In February we hope to complete overburden (top soil over coal seams) removal and strike coal in some of the projects at this CIL subsidiary. This is expected to help increase production to some extent."

Mr Bhattacharya said that "With respect to other projects, the coal ministry is in touch with the ministry of environment and forest for speedy clearances for a few projects. On the sales front we are in constant touch with the railways for regular availability of rakes. However, this is also the period when demand for rakes from other sectors rise. Nevertheless, we also expect despatches from Central Coalfileds and Mahanadi Coalfields to rise in these next two months."

Source - Economic Times

voda 8 februari 2015 16:05

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TATA Steel announces results for Oct-Dec quarter and 9 months

TATA Steel Group declared its Consolidated Financial Results for the nine months and third quarter ended December 31, 2014.

The Group recorded deliveries of 6.30 million tonnes while Group Turnover came in at INR 33,633 crores and EBITDA at INR 3,090 crores. Net profit for the quarter was INR 157 crores.

Mr TV Narendran MD of TATA Steel India and South East Asia said “Indian steel demand remained subdued during the quarter and domestic steel prices witnessed further deterioration due to the continued softening of global steel prices coupled with significant imports from China and Russia. Despite this, Tata Steel registered marginally higher deliveries over the previous quarter as our continued investment in our customers, markets and product mix yielded dividends. The fall in realisations coupled with the disruptions in our captive mining operations adversely affected our profitability during the quarter. We hope the government continues its thrust on reforms and takes proactive steps to stimulate economic growth and boost the investment cycle leading to revival of the Indian steel industry. South East Asian performance continues to be impacted by increased exports from China but was partly compensated by improvement in spreads. We are working towards commissioning the KPO project in mid-2015. While there are some challenges in securing all the necessary linkages, we are addressing them in co-operation with the government.”

Dr Karl-Ulrich Köhler MD & CEO of TATA Steel in Europe said “The improvement in our financial performance has been gathering strength. A significant contributor to this has been the transformation of our product mix towards advanced steel products that give our customers a competitive edge. We have just passed a significant milestone in this journey after launching the 100th new product in our portfolio which has been achieved through a new product development process. European steel demand continued to recover in 2014 and should improve modestly again this year. But margins remain under pressure, with imports having risen from countries like China and Russia. We see opportunities to further improve our performance this quarter, and we will continue to enhance our portfolio to strengthen our position in Europe.”

Mr Koushik Chatterjee, Group Executive Director (Finance and Corporate), said: "The third quarter performance was affected by adverse macro headwinds in terms of declining commodity prices, increasing in Chinese exports and lower demand in the Indian market. The Company also faced significant regulatory challenges in India which affected its raw material sourcing and put significant strain on its operations. However, stronger performance in the European business, various cost savings measures across geographies and robust risk management of raw material security helped the Company limit the impact on its profitability. The Company's liquidity remains strong at Rs. 21,700 crores plus undrawn lines. In addition, the Company has committed project finance facilities for its Odisha project. The Company also continues to closely monitor its investment portfolio to pursue its strategy of monetizing non-core assets. The credit rating of the Company was recently upgraded to „Ba1? by Moody's with a Stable outlook, which is a testament of the Company's ongoing effort to strengthen its capital structure."

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 8 februari 2015 16:11

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Fundamentals EU recovery improve, uncertainties remain - EUROFER

EUROFER in its latest report said “EU's economic recovery continued in H2-2014 in spite of increased geopolitical and domestic risks and uncertainties. However, the strength of the recovery remained unconvincing. Economic indicators stabilised in the fourth quarter of last year and most of them even improved slightly in December last year and January 2015.”

It added “Several factors contribute to a cautiously brightened outlook for economic fundamentals in 2015 and 2016, thereby at least partly offsetting negative factors and uncertainties currently acting as a drag on growth.”

EUROFER Director General Mr Axel Eggert said “The combined effect of the weaker Euro and the drop in oil prices will provide a welcome boost to the EU economy. ECB's quantitative easing programme and the Junckers investment plan should for the time being at least have a positive impact on sentiment. All in all, we expect to see a positive impact on exports, domestic demand and investment in particular”.

Steel user activity grew only hesitantly in H2-2014. Weak business conditions in EU core markets France and Italy and slowing growth in almost all large emerging economies as well as Russian trade sanctions acted as a drag on output growth. Lower oil prices, the weaker Euro and a more accommodative investment climate support the scenario of both exports and domestic demand gaining momentum in 2015 and 2016. This will bolster activity in the steel using sectors, whereas the divergence in performance between the manufacturing industry and the construction sector looks set to narrow.

EU steel demand ended 2014 on a weak note mainly due to destocking. Total demand is expected to have risen 3.3% in 2014. However, imports rising more than 14% implies that EU steel mills suffered a further loss of market share to third country suppliers.

The EU steel market is seen slowly but gradually strengthening further in 2015 and 2016 - with apparent consumption rising respectively 1.9% and 2.6% - driven by growing output in the steel using sectors and the related need for a modest stocking up of inventories in the supply chain and at end-users.

However, business conditions in the steel sector will remain challenging. EUROFER Director General Axel Eggert: “Although the outlook is overall moderately positive for the coming two years, downside risks and uncertainties continue to exist, both with regards to the economic and steel market recovery in the EU. A key concern remains the continuation of high import pressure on our market due to excess production elsewhere being pushed into the international markets, thereby distorting traditional steel trade flows, fuelling competition and depressing prices and profit margins. While this is already the case with Chinese exports, we fear that also Russian exports could rise sharply, as the weak rouble will enable Russian steel mills to target the EU market to compensate for sluggish domestic sales”.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 8 februari 2015 16:13

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BaoSteel announces CNY 2 billion E venture to sell steel online

South Morning China Post reported that Chinese steel giant BaoSteel plans to set up a brand new E commerce platform with an initial registered capital of CNY 2 billion

BaoSteel said in a stock filing to the Shanghai Stock Exchange on last Tuesday evening that it planned to set up a brand new E commerce platform with an initial registered capital of CNY 2 billion propelling its share prices by nearly the daily trading uplimit of 10 percent in the Shanghai stock market on Wednesday

BaoSteel didn't offer details about its new e-commerce plan in the stock filing.

In an interview on Wednesday with local media Jiemian, Baosteel executives said the giant steelmaker would take best use of the new e-commerce platform, which was yet to be launched, for “big-data” research, cheaper and faster logistics and potentially new “Internet finance” business for its steel industry clients.

Thanks to BaoSteel ambitious new E commerce plan, many of its smaller peers, such as Valin Steel and Shougang Steel, saw their stock prices also jumped between five percent and ten percent as investors may expect them to follow Baosteel's move to become the so called “next Alibaba”.

Source - scmp.com

voda 8 februari 2015 16:16

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Ukraine iron ore export and import in 2014

In 2014 Ukraine exported USD 3325.04 million worth of iron ore, with import on the level of USD 246.15 million. In December 2014 Ukraine exported USD 203.1 million worth of iron ore, with imports reaching USD 17.92 million. The main importer of Ukrainian iron ore in December 2014 was China (USD 89.11 million). (Ukrainian metal)

Source - Metal Ukraine

voda 8 februari 2015 16:18

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Profit at Chinese steel mills may far more than 40pct - CISA

CISA said that a 40% YoY profit hike at CISA member mills throughout 2014, but they may make far more than that as estimated operating rate at mills dropped 38 % when steel prices only lost 20 %.

Source - www.steelhome.cn/en
China steel information centre and industry database

voda 8 februari 2015 16:20

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China's iron ore import to climb 7pct this year to 1 billion tonnes

China Knowledge cited Mr Li Xinchuang, vice secretary general of China Iron and Steel Association or CISA as saying that China's iron ore imports may increase 7.1% YoY to 1 billion tons in 2015. It is expected that the domestic iron ore supply may decrease 70 million tonnes this year.

Last year, China imported 933 million tonnes of iron ore, reflecting a year on year growth of 13.8%, including 86.85 million tonnes imported in Dec 2014. Average import price plunged 29.2% YoY to USD 100.42 per tonnes in 2014.

According to an earlier statistics, the country produced 823 million tonnes of crude steel last year, up 0.89% YoY and its output of pig steel and steel products were up 0.47% and 4.46% to 712 million tonnes and 1.13 billion tonnes, respectively.

Source - China Knowledge

voda 8 februari 2015 16:22

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Iron ore price bottom remains elusive - Still USD 20 away?

With prices of various types and grades of iron ore CFR China from all the important origins falling further by USD 1per tonne to USD 2 per tonne WoW in Week06 reflecting continued weakness in seaborne iron ore market, the big question today is that where does the bottom lie?

Fitch Ratings joined the band wagon by revising down its iron ore price assumptions to reflect shifts in the supply demand balance in the industry. Fitch now assumes average prices of USD65 per tonne in 2015 (China import iron ore fines 62% CFR), USD75 per tonne in 2016, and USD80 per tonne over the long term. Previously Fitch had assumed a constant USD 90 per tonne price over all three periods. Some of the yearly forecasts for iron ore for 2015 include Morgan Stanley - USD 79 per tonne, Citi Bank - USD 58 per tonne, S&P - USD 65 per tonne and Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics - US 63 per tonne

But with the spot prices prevailing lower than 2015 forecasts, future direction remains hazy

Adding fuel to the fire is the latest statement from Mr Andy Xie a Shanghai based independent economist “When it peaked at USD 190, I started talking about a collapse and nobody believed me. We need to see prices much, much lower. Prices need to decline to a level that’s so painful higher cost Chinese mines will be forced to give up. Iron ore will slump into the USD 30s a tonne this year as low cost supplies rise and steel demand in China shrinks. It can still go down through USD 40 before we bounce back. It will probably average USD 50 this year.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 8 februari 2015 16:24

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Rio Tinto boss shrugs off iron ore woes

AAP reported that Rio Tinto has shrugged off worries about the diving iron ore price, saying it looks forward to the other products it mines enjoying a boom.

Rio, the world's second largest iron ore miner, has been criticised by rivals such as Glencore and Fortescue who say its massive expansion has caused the plunge in prices and is not in shareholders' interests.

Mr Alan Davies CEO of Rio's diamonds and minerals said that the economic evolutions of India and Africa were still to come and the global population expansion and demand for the metal and minerals needed for modern life would continue.

As well as diamond mines all over the world, Mr Davies' diverse portfolio includes global industrial metals projects including mineral sands, a salt mine in Australia and the Guinea Simandou iron ore project.

Mr Davies said that every commodity has its day in terms of its intensity of use in the development of a country. Iron ore had provided exceptional returns for Rio shareholders since 2000, justifying the expansion.

He said that the company's copper, aluminium and titanium assets were mid to late cycle and were well positioned to prosper. Copper wires are used for an economy's electricity needs, aluminium in transport solutions, while titanium and diamonds demand was forecast to outpace global GDP growth for the rest of the decade.

Source - AAP

voda 8 februari 2015 16:25

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China continues to top steel suppliers to Vietnam in 2014

Xinhua reported that China continued to be the largest steel supplier to Vietnam in 2014, accounting for 53.4% of Vietnam's total steel import volume.

Vietnam industry and trade information center under the Ministry of Industry and Trade said that last year, Vietnam imported 6.3 million tons of steel worth USD 3.8 billion from China, up 81.1% in volume and 61.06% in value YoY.

In December 2014 alone, Vietnam imported some 990,500 tonnes of steel from China, accounting for 68.5% of the country's monthly import steel volume. Vietnam mainly imported several types of steel including alloy steel and flat rolled steel from China in 2014.

Japan was the second largest steel supplier to Vietnam after China, making up 19.1% of total Vietnam's steel imports in 2014. Japan sold 2.2 million tonnes of steel worth USD 1.4 billion to Vietnam during the year, down 9.18% in volume and 10.68% in value YoY.

Source - Xinhua

voda 8 februari 2015 16:27

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Itochu warns of write down on Brazil's iron ore asset

Reuters reported that Japanese trading house Itochu Corporation may book an impairment loss on its stake in its Namisa iron ore mine in Brazil in the January to March quarter, the latest in a series of write down warnings amid slumping resource prices.

The company, however, kept its annual net profit outlook of JPY 300 billion for the year that ends March 31, as solid non resource operations offset poor resource segments.

Earlier this week, Sumitomo Corporation warned of further write downs on its resource assets while Mitsubishi Corp and Mitsui & Company Limited booked an impairment loss of JPY 35 billion and JPY 48 billion respectively on their energy assets for the last quarter.

Itochu also wrote down JPY 8 billion in the value of its stake in Samson oil and gas project in the United States, following a JPY 5 billion write down on the same asset in the July to September quarter.

Mr Tadayuki Seki CFO of Itochu said that "We can't rule out the possibility of write down on our stake in an iron ore mine in Brazil as the mine is revising its production plan."

Mr Seki also said that its stake in Colombia's Drummond coal mine will fall below the current 20% as it has decided late last year not to take up its rights in the miner's share issue, which would dilute its shareholding.

Source - Reuters

voda 8 februari 2015 16:28

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More Chinese iron ore mines seen shutting in 2015 - Executive

Reuters reported that about a third of China's iron ore mines have halted production and this could rise as high as 45% by the end of the year if the price of the steelmaking raw material stays below USD 70 per tonne.

Mr Pan Guocheng, president of the China Hanking Group said that "I think this is going to get worse and worse. About a third of China's miners had stopped production by January, with current production at about 70% of total capacity.

According to Morgan Stanley, 52 million tonnes of Chinese output was eliminated last year, taking the county's total production last year to about 345 million tonnes.

The China Iron & Steel Association said China's iron ore supply is likely to fall by 70 million tonnes this year and imports rise 7.1% to reach 1 billion tonnes for the first time.

A controversial strategy by mining giants Vale, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto to saturate the Chinese market with imported ore to drive out local miners has driven prices down by more than half in the last year.

China has a large number of small private iron ore mines with low efficiency, making them uncompetitive compared with top miners. State-owned iron ore miners are likely to be more resilient due to their lower cost and a desire to maintain employment.

Mr Pan said that the average grade of China's domestic iron ore fell to 20.7% last year from 31.2% in 2013 and average costs rose about 4% from CNY 600 per tonne a year ago. Chinese iron ore concentrate output fell 5% to 299 million tonnes last year, much lower than the peak level of 369 million tonnes in 2007.

Mr Pan expected China's import dependency ratio to rise to about 81% by 2017 and CISA sees imports taken by Australia and Brazil will grow to more than 80% this year from 77% in 2014.

Source - Reuters

voda 8 februari 2015 16:30

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ArcelorMittal Poland secures overseas coking coal supplies

Ms Sylwia Winiarek ArcelorMittal Polska spokeswoman said "We are still having problems with supplies from JSW, but we had a ship with oversees coal coming at the weekend. This means that we have secured supplies for another few days and the threat of curbing production has diminished".

She said "Currently, coal prices on global markets are not high and they do not differ much from the ones at JSW, so we are not afraid of a significant increase in costs.”

She added though that changes in supply sources force the company to change its coal blend, which in turn may have a negative impact on coke quality and the operation on its coke batteries.

Last week ArcelorMittal said it was not receiving coal supplies from JSW, risking a production outage.

ArcelorMittal's coking plant in Zdzieszowice, southern Poland, is the largest of its kind in Europe. The company's steel plants account for 70 percent of Poland's steel production capacity.

Source - Reuters

voda 8 februari 2015 16:32

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ArcelorMittal SA expects much reduced loss

Arcelormittal SA loss per share for the year ended December is expected to be lower than in 2013, when it came in at 535c, mainly due to a nearly ZAR 2 billion impairment charge relating to its exit from the Thabazimbi iron ore mine in Limpopo.

The loss per share for last year is expected to range between 33c and 43c, a 92% to 94% improvement from previously.

Mr Stephen Meintjes, head of research at broker Imara SP Reid, said that with Chinese steel consumption having declined last year for the first time in many years, steel exports from China were likely to increase further, adding to the downward pressure on world steel prices.

Imports of steel into SA have rocketed in recent years, putting domestic producers under pressure. ArcelorMittal SA has also been under intense pressure from the government over its steel pricing policies and has seen expensive outages at several of its plants while also battling environmental problems.

Mr Meintjes said that "Locally, ArcelorMittal SA faces many regulatory headwinds, as well as a mooted carbon tax. In addition, the IDC (Industrial Development Corporation) is investigating the possibility of setting up a competing operation with Hebei Steel of China. No doubt Hebei will be testing the local market in the meantime, with its imports into SA. No wonder the stock is trading at a very large discount to book value."

Mr Paul O’Flaherty CEO of ArcelorMittal SA said that China accounted for half the steel produced globally and that falling demand for steel there meant it had to export surplus product to survive. This was hitting the South African unit of the world’s largest steel maker ArcelorMittal, based in Luxembourg hard.

Source - Bdlive

voda 8 februari 2015 16:35

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Pennsylvania steel producer selected for Atlantic Coast Pipeline

AP reported that a Pennsylvania company is set to produce the steel pipe for a proposed USD 5 billion pipeline that would deliver natural gas to the Southeast.

Energy provider Dominion Resources Inc and its partners on the Atlantic Coast Pipeline said that they've signed a more than USD 400 million agreements with Dura Bond Industries for the pipe.

The 550 mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline would run through West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina. It's a joint venture between Dominion, Duke Energy, Piedmont Natural Gas and AGL Resources. If approved by federal regulators, the pipeline is expected to be in service by late 2018.

Dura Bond is set to begin producing the 42 inch and 36 inch pipe at its Steelton, Pennsylvania, mill later this year. It plans to hire about 150 workers to produce the pipe through March 2017.

Source - Associated Press

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