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voda 15 oktober 2015 16:56

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TMK Announces 9M 2015 Operational Results

TMK, one of the world's leading producers of tubular products for the oil and gas industry, announces its operational results for the nine months of 2015.

3Q’2015 and 9M’2015 Highlights

In 9M 2015, TMK shipped a total of 2,934 thousand tonnes of steel pipe, down 7.1% y-o-y due to a decrease in sales at the American Division, which was partially offset by increased shipments at the Russian Division, where total shipments increased 9% y-o-y. In 3Q 2015 TMK shipments increased by 1.5% q-o-q to 977 thousand tonnes.

During the first nine months of 2015 total seamless pipe shipments fell by 2.7% y-o-y to 1,799 thousand tonnes. In 3Q 2015, shipments decreased by 1.3% q-o-q to 586 thousand tonnes. At the same time, TMK’s share grew on the back of total seamless pipe consumption decrease at Russian market.

In 9M 2015, total welded pipe shipments were down 13.4% y-o-y, amounting to 1,135 thousand tonnes, mainly due to a decline in sales of welded OCTG and welded line pipe across the American Division. In 3Q 2015, welded pipe shipments rose 6% q-o-q to 391 thousand tonnes as a result of the increased shipments of welded industrial and line pipe by the Russian Division.

During the first nine months of 2015, total shipments of premium threaded connections amounted to 482 thousand joints, down 31.2% y-o-y. In 3Q 2015, shipments of premium products were down 25.3% q-o-q, totalling 119 thousand items. The decrease in shipments of premium products was triggered by the suspension of a number of complex oil and gas projects in North America due to the slump in global hydrocarbon prices.

Strong performance of the Russian division, more efficient working capital management and better financial terms of contracts with key Russian customers allowed TMK to generate strong cash flow and significantly reduce debt in 3Q.

Products 3Q 2015 2Q 2015 Q-o-Q, % 9M 2015 9M 2014 Y-o-Y, %

Seamless pipe 586 594 (1.3%) 1 799 1 848 (27%)

Welded pipe 391 369 6.0% 1 135 1 311 (13.4%)

Total 977 962 1.5% 2 934 3 159 (7.1%)

Including OCTG 339 328 3.4% 1 092 1 417 (23.0%)

In ‘000 tonnes

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 15 oktober 2015 16:58

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Tubacero seeking to supply 1,500 km in steel tubes in Mexico

Mexican steel pipe producer Tubacero is seeking to provide about 1,500 km of tubes for more natural gas projects in Mexico, as the country’s Los Ramones Phase 2 project concludes, an executive said.

Tubacero said it expects to participate in a public tender to be one of the providers for the Texas-Tuxpan gas pipeline, which is expected to have 800 km steel pipes. The maritime pipeline will connect Texas’ south region, in the US, to Tuxpan, in the state of Veracruz.

As demand for tubes have increased, the company needed to nearly duplicate its taskforce, which now reaches about 2,000 people, the company’s general manager, Teodoro Garza, said.

In addition to the Texas-Tuxpan gas pipeline, Tubacero said it expects to provide steel tubes for the following projects: Samalayuca-Sásabe, Tuxpan-Tula, Villa de Reyes-Aguascalientes-Guadalajara and the El Encino-La Laguna gas pipeline.

The company also said it invested $40 million at its pipe coatings plant in the city of Salinas Victoria, near its steel complex located in the city of Monterrey.

Source : SteelOrbis

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voda 15 oktober 2015 16:59

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WTO rules again China in seamless steel tube import from Japan and EU

Reuters reported that according to a World Trade Organization ruling that was made public on Wednesday, China has lost a trade dispute over duties on European and Japanese high grade steel. WTO has struck down Beijing's appeal against an earlier ruling, which said China violated international trade rules when it imposed anti dumping tariffs against certain steel tubes.

In February this year, a WTO dispute panel had largely ruled against China. However, all three parties appealed. The WTO's Appellate Body now went even further and reversed some points of the initial ruling that had been in China's favor. The WTO argued that China had not followed proper procedures and had acted in a non-transparent manner when it introduced the tariffs in 2012 to counter imports.

Japan and the European Union had previously complained about China's use of anti-dumping duties on high performance seamless stainless steel tubes, which are used in power plants.

The EU charged that its tube exports to China fell from an annual EUR 90 million to below EUR 20 million due to the tariffs.

China's step came shortly after the EU had imposed its own anti-dumping duties on imports of certain Chinese seamless pipes and stainless steel tubes, as the bloc deemed them to be sold below fair market value.

Source : Reuters

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voda 15 oktober 2015 17:00

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Russkaya Stal member firms steel output in August dips by 1.2% MoM

Russkaya Stal (Russian Steel), a non-profit association of Russian domestic steelmakers, has stated that its member companies produced 4.8 million mt of finished steel products in August of this year, down 1.2 percent month on month and declining by 1.2 percent year on year. In the same month, the companies’ steel tube production totaled 566,000 mt, increasing by 1.8 percent compared to July this year and up 7.7 percent compared to August 2014.

During the first eight months of this year, Russian Steel member companies’ finished steel products output almost remained stable at 37.89 million mt, while their steel tube production totaled 4.47 million mt, increasing by 14.9 percent, both year on year.

In August of the current year, Russian Steel member companies’ shipments of finished steel products to the local market amounted to 2.96 million mt, increasing by 1.0 percent month on month and decreasing by 4.1 percent year on year, while shipments of steel pipes to the local market totaled 506,000 mt, recording an increase of 3.5 percent compared to July and increasing by 21.3 percent compared to the same month of the previous year.

In the January-August period, the shipments of rolled steel products to the local market fell by 6.3 percent year on year to 21.19 million mt, while shipments of steel tubes to the local market in the given period increased by 24.8 percent year on year to 3.97 million mt.

Source : SteelOrbis

voda 15 oktober 2015 17:02

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Gerdau CEO complains over surge in imports into Latin America

Mr Andre Johannpeter, President and CEO of Gerdau SA of Brazil said during the “Regional CEO Panel” held at the World Steel Association’s 49th meeting in Chicago that steel consumption in Latin American market has reached 70 million tons annually.

But he also complained that imports were taking away most of the growth. Johannpeter added there were 42 trade cases in the region and 24 of them were against imports from China.

According to Johannpeter, the major question for the Latin American steel industry is how to deal with the imports which get more than 24% of the consumption in the market.

Source: Strategic Research Institute

voda 15 oktober 2015 20:02

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BJP team finds hidden iron ore at Renjada railway siding in Koida in Odisha

Express News Service reported that amid allegation of huge quantity of iron ore being hidden under earth at Renjda railway siding in Koida mining circle, a delegation of the BJP led by State unit president Mr KV Singhdeo on Tuesday visited the site and found the ore under the earth.
The BJP team visited the site after Union Tribal Affairs Minister and Sundargarh MP Jual Oram claimed that about 30,000 tonnes of iron ore worth INR100 crore to INR120 crore were hidden at the site. He had also written to Union Steel and Mines Minister NS Tomar seeking an inquiry by Indian Bureau of Mines into the issue.

Talking to mediapersons, Mr Singhdeo corroborated the claim of Jual saying huge quantities of iron ore in shape of lumps, fines and size ores are kept under the earth. The villagers dug up some places and showed iron ore lying just six inches below the surface, Singhdeo said.

The villagers also told Singhdeo that piles of iron ore were stored there for dispatch but were hurriedly buried and levelled with earth three years ago before the arrival of MB Shah Commission.

They also informed the State BJP president that CITU activists had planned to stage a protest to prevent the Commission members from reaching the spot. “

Source : Express News Service

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voda 15 oktober 2015 20:04

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Indian iron ore import in 2015-16 to fall as local miners boost output

Business Standard reported that with surplus availability of iron ore in the domestic market, imports are likely to shrink to 5 million tonnes in the current financial year, compared with 15 million tonnes in 2014-15. Iron ore output in the country is estimated to be 153 million tonnes by the end of FY16, up from 123 million tonnes in the last financial year.

According to Mr Manish Kharbanda, executive director and group head (mines & minerals) at Jindal Steel & Power, the reopening of key ore mines in the top producing states of Odisha, Karnataka and Goa has resulted in increased supply, causing prices to fall. He said “This, in turn, has made steel makers to go for domestic raw materials, resulting in fall in import of iron ore in this fiscal.”

Mr Pukhraj Sethiya, associate director at PricewaterhouseCoopers said “Due to domestic supply issues, India saw import of iron ore in the past two years, but given the subdued market of steel and ore and fall in domestic iron ore prices, the trend is not expected to sustain. Any notable import of ore is not expected. Further, the falling rupee will make import of ore costlier.”

After the enactment of the amended Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, Odisha issued orders to extend the validity of 50-odd mine leases. Of this, 27 iron ore mines have re-commenced production, raising the hope of robust output. Odisha's iron ore production is pegged at 65 million tonnes in the current financial year, up from 47 million tonnes a year ago. Ore output in Chhattisgarh would move up marginally from 31 million tonnes to 33 million tonnes this year. Karnataka’s ore output is projected at 24 million tonnes from 21 million tonnes in FY15, while Jharkhand is expected to improve its tally from 17 million tonnes to 19 million tonnes. Goa, which produces low-grade ore, would add five million tonnes from zero level.

Source : Business Standard

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voda 15 oktober 2015 20:05

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Roy Hill iron ore shipment delayed a bit

Sydney Morning Herald reported that Ms Gina Rinehart's key lieutenant Mr Tad Watroba has revealed the Roy Hill project has suffered a further delay and its first shipment of iron ore will not leave Port Hedland until at least November. Mr Watroba conceded in a statement on Wednesday the first shipment would now not be until the last two months of this year. Roy Hill said as late as last week the maiden shipment, originally slated for September, was still expected to occur in October.

Within an hour, Roy Hill clarified the timing of the shipment with a statement from chief executive Mr Barry Fitzgerald who said it was imminent in the coming weeks but later than October 21, which had been reported by some media.

In a rare public attack, Mr Watroba, executive director of Mrs Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting, lashed out at suggestions that supply from Roy Hill would put pressure on the soft iron ore price, which is hovering around USD 55 a tonne. Mr Watroba said analyst and media speculation on the prominent project's impact on prices was overstated. He said "They ignore that the prices dropped last year, pre-Roy Hill even shipping, and that when Roy Hill commences shipments in the last two months of this year, these initial shipments will only represent a small portion of its capacity of 55 million tonnes a year. Close to 90 per cent of the supply was spoken for under long-term contracts, so very little ore will actually enter the spot iron ore market.”

It is understood the outburst is in response to media coverage of a research note Citi analysts published on September 28 which referred to the supply from Roy Hill as an impending whale likely to negatively impact pricing.

Source : Sydney Morning Herald

voda 16 oktober 2015 15:25

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Rio Tinto voert ijzerertsproductie verder op

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LONDEN (AFN) - Rio Tinto heeft zijn productie van ijzererts vorig kwartaal met 12 procent opgevoerd. Dat maakte de internationale mijnbouwgigant vrijdag bekend.

Rio Tinto voerde de capaciteit van zijn mijnen op en profiteerde daarbij ook van de afronding van uitbreidingsprojecten in het westen van Australië. De totale productie van ijzererts van het concern groeide in het derde kwartaal tot ruim 86 miljoen ton, tegen bijna 77 miljoen ton een jaar eerder.

Met de stijgende productie trekt Rio Tinto zich, net als concurrent BHP Billiton, weinig aan van de aanhoudende daling van de prijs voor ijzererts. Die ligt nu al 70 procent onder de piek van 2011 en de kans op een verdere daling in 2016 lijkt vooralsnog groot. Volgens deskundigen trachten Rio Tinto en BHP met hun groeiende productie concurrenten die met hogere kosten werken uit de markt te drukken.

voda 16 oktober 2015 15:37

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ITC told that Ukrainian conflict should not factor into AD duty probe

The International Trade Commission has been urged to combine Ukrainian imports of certain steel plates together with imports from China and Russia in its anti-dumping duties review, while a Ukrainian producer said the ongoing conflict with Russia made it unlikely its exports will harm the U.S. industry.

Metinvest Holding, which says it is the sole cut-to-length steel plate producer in Ukraine, told the ITC Friday that its ability to produce CTL plates is in jeopardy due to the ongoing military aggression from Russia.

Source : Law360.com

voda 16 oktober 2015 15:45

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Difference between Dofesco and Hamilton steel works

CBC News reported that with the recent court decision to sever US Steel Canada from its US parent, the future looks bleak for many of Hamilton's steel workers, pensioners and the city of Hamilton. In fact, with the future looking so bleak for Hamilton's former steel workers, the federal government could sue U.S. Steel over "unacceptable" behaviour towards former employees.

At the same time, Dofasco is painting a much different picture of the future of the steel industry.

Metro Morning's Matt Galloway spoke with Armine Yalnizyan, senior economist with the Canadian Centre for policy alternatives, to better understand this tale of two steel companies.

Below is an abridged, edited transcript of that interview.

What is getting your attention about the differences between Dofasco and US Steel Canada?

The first headline piece of information is U.S. Steel is running at 72 per cent capacity. Dofasco is running at 97 per cent capacity and cannot fill the job vacancies that it has got. U.S. Steel is losing so much money it's cutting pensions and health benefits to its retirees, it's not paying property taxes and it may not survive until the end of the year and there goes about 2,000 jobs.

Dofasco is, by far, the larger company. It's got about 5,400 workers, but it's flying under the radar. It has promised to hire about 1,000 people over the next three years. As their president said to a local chamber of commerce, any company promising to hire 300 people a year would be given a parade. Here, we're not even talking about it.

What's the cause of the differences here?

It's about investment. Hilton Works is over 100 years old. It's always been very difficult to streamline physically, and it's a company that's not invested in that physical plant for a long time, so it's the aging part of the plant that's coming home to roost.

Meanwhile, Dofasco has spent $250 million in investments in the last few years – upgrading processes, technologies and changing up their products. What happens is Dofasco is doing 40 per cent of their business with auto. What does auto want? Lighter cars, more fuel efficiency, which means a different type of steel. So they're both producing steel, just for different products.

Technology is leading the evolution of steel. The changes are coming hand-in-glove with science. If you snooze you lose.

You'd think that imports would have something to do with challenging these companies. Is that the case?

Oh yeah. That's really what's dogging the industry everywhere, not just in Canada. There's huge overcapacity everywhere in the global market. We've got more product than we have demand and that's getting worse as global demand stutters along.

The cheaper products are eating up our market right now. Imports account for a whopping 60 per cent of what we need in terms of steel in Canada. And the biggest pressure is coming from China, because Chinese companies are state owned – they don't have to make a profit. It's a completely different business model for a fraction of our cost.

And the competition is really high in these basic products like reinforcing bars, steel pipe etc. But the challenge isn't just from lower cost. The challenge is coming from different sectors like aluminum.

Can steel production survive and be an important sense of income and employment and be an industrial driver in a city like Hamilton?

I think absolutely. The moral of the story of this tale of two steel companies is the root of success is research and development. You've got to keep on top of how this product is evolving and how we make things is evolving in construction and aerospace and auto. Steel is everywhere, but we need a different type of steel now.

But don't confuse a globally competitive, cutting edge company that can produce lots of profits with a company that can produce a lot of jobs. A lot of what we're seeing in these plants is robots doing it, science doing it. Companies going bust is just half the story. The other half is what happens to the people who are left behind.

Source : CBC New

voda 16 oktober 2015 15:46

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SSI collapse to hit 230 jobs at Hargreaves and PD Ports

Gazette Live reported that around 150 jobs are to go at coal suppliers Hargreaves as the knock on effect of the SSI collapse gathers momentum. The news comes on top of announcement by Teesport owner PD Ports that around 80 staff will be cut following the news that Redcar steel plant will be shut down.

Hopes were initially raised that the SSI plant and the jobs could be saved following reports that mining firm Hargreaves had expressed interest in maintaining operations on a temporary basis. However, last week County Durham-based Hargreaves said that while it would like to support the plant it denied that it had the intentions to purchase it.

Hargreaves was not available for comment today, but The Gazette understands 150 jobs are at risk.

Across the country the coal production and distribution firm employs around 2,500 staff. Hargreaves warned as far back as August that it was not ruling out further job losses amid what has been described as a “perfect storm” of low coal prices and a collapse in UK coal import volumes.

Middlesbrough-based PD Ports yesterday blamed the closure of the Redcar steel plant for the firm having to make “a number of redundancies” on Teesside. A PD Ports spokeswoman said: “Following the announcement on Friday that SSI UK was to be liquidated, we can confirm that the significant reduction in port activity arising from the cessation of steelmaking at Redcar will unfortunately have an adverse effect on PD Ports and our employees. “Our aim is to minimise this impact as best as practically possible and we have already started the retraining and redeployment of personnel within our Tees operations, and this activity will continue.”

Source : Gazette Live

voda 16 oktober 2015 15:47

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Update on Eurora Steel plant in Gladstone

Gladstone Observer reported that Euroa Steel chief operating officer Mr Ross Johnson explains the latest plans for the proposed steel plant in Gladstone to the GEA 2015 conference. He told “We are still alive and we have been doing a huge amount of planning.”

If the plant, planned to built on State Development Land at Targinie, goes ahead, it will mean an injection of an extra $200 million in wages into the Gladstone economy every year.

He said "Our Malaysian financiers say we are still very high priority for them, and they are likely to give us an answer by the end of the year. We are so near, but we still have to get over that hurdle."

He said "We are anti-FIFO, so all of the 1800 employees at the plant will be expected to live locally. Add to that a maintenance workforce from contracting companies within Gladstone and this plant will be a huge boost to Gladstone's economy."

He told the conference that the company had already signed "off take" agreements with potential steel buyers and these will be converted into contracts once the funding has been sorted out. He said "We are talking long term niche contracts. They need a specific grade of steel slab and they will lock in with us long term which will give us certainty."

Mr Johnson said Euroa was seeking expressions of interest from potential consortiums to carry out construction of the plant; which would then lead into maintenance contracts once the plant is running.

He said the plant would most likely be built in modules overseas and then constructed on site, in much the same way as the LNG plants were built.

The plant is expected to process five million tonnes of steel slab each year and, because of the development of technology in the steel making process it would possibly be capable of producing six million tonnes annually.

Source : Gladstone Observer

voda 16 oktober 2015 15:48

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Unite calls for an industrial strategy with a ‘heart of steel’ ahead of steel summit

Britain’s largest union Unite will be urging ministers to keep the coke ovens at Redcar burning and develop an industrial strategy with a ‘heart of steel’ at tomorrow’s (Friday 16 October) steel summit in Rotherham. The summit comes amid warnings that the UK steel industry is at a crisis point following the closure of SSI in Redcar and the government’s continued refusal to keep the coke ovens at the site burning until a buyer can be found.

Pointing to major infrastructure projects, such as HS2, the union will warn that the government’s much vaunted ‘Northern Powerhouse’ and ‘March of the Makers’ will be empty rhetoric, unless it intervenes to support steelmaking in Redcar and the rest of the UK.

Urging ministers to take action to protect UK steel from the ‘dumping’ of cheap steel from China, Unite will press ministers to adopt a similar approach to their German counterparts in developing an industrial strategy that supports skilled jobs in the UK and ensures British industry reaps the benefits of major infrastructure projects.

Unite assistant general secretary Tony Burke, who will be attending the summit, said: “The steel industry is at crisis point. Unless the government pursues an industrial strategy with a ‘steel heart’ then soundbites like ‘Northern Powerhouse’ and ‘March of the Makers’ will be nothing more than empty rhetoric for communities who rely on skilled jobs in steel and manufacturing. Ministers need to start by keeping the coke ovens at Redcar burning and supporting the wider steel industry through these turbulent times, so that British industry can benefit from major infrastructure projects, such as HS2. A failure to do so will torpedo any ambition to the rebalance the economy and lay waste to communities and key industrial assets. The clock is ticking. It’s time for the government to stop washing its hands of the industry and intervene to support steel. The Germans do it through an active industrial strategy and the Italians do it by intervening directly in their steel industry making a mockery of ministers’ claims that EU rules forbid it.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 16 oktober 2015 15:50

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Vietnamese Hoa Phat to but 300000 tonnes of SA iron ore from Anglo American

Reuters reported that Viatnamese steel producer Hoa Phat Group has signed a deal to buy 300,000 tonnes of South African iron ore from Anglo American Plc for delivery next year. The ore, priced at around $55 a tonne for delivery to a Vietnamese port in the first half of 2016, will be used at Hoa Phat steel complex in the northern province of Hai Duong

Weaker domestic output of the steelmaking ingredient has prompted Hoa Phat to resort to imports. In June, it took delivery of 55,000 tonnes of iron ore.

The latest deal will help the Hoa Phat complex expand steel output to 1.8 million tonnes in the first quarter next year

Source : Reuters

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voda 16 oktober 2015 15:52

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Redcar coke ovens collapse means steel making is finshed at Teeside

BBC reported that final shifts at the Redcar steel plant have emptied the coke ovens before they are irretrievably shut down. The last load of coal was put into the ovens to be turned into coke at midnight on Tuesday. From that point ovens have been emptied, or "pushed", but not refilled, or "charged", and the heat will be turned off. The cooled ovens may start to collapse over the weekend, making them impossible to restart.

Community Union chairman Paul Warren said, once empty and cooled, the coke ovens would become unstable and "start to collapse". He said "You won't see it from the outside, but the structural damage to the inside of the ovens will be catastrophic."

Mr Jimmy Donnelly, who has worked at the site for 30 years, said "Steelmaking is finished on Teesside. It was classed as a soft mothballing, something you can pretty easily bring back on line. This is a hard mothballing where it's going to cost millions of pounds to even try, hundreds of millions of pounds if the coke ovens are lost, which they will be. That is the end. In my opinion, steelmaking is finished on Teesside."

The official receiver said there was "no realistic prospect" of finding a buyer for the site after its Thai owner SSI went into liquidation. After the last mothballing in 2010 the ovens were kept lit and the coke was sold on the open market, he said.

Source : BBC

voda 16 oktober 2015 15:52

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Jiangsu to buy steel locally in Botswana

Speaking to Mmegi Business, China Jiangsu International project manager, Mr Uyapo Pitso, said that their company seeks to promote localisation rather than importing products outside the country. Buying local products, he said, will build Botswana industries that will create sustainable jobs for the economy.

He said “As the private sector, we must take a leading role in the diversification of the country’s economy. We have therefore placed an order of steel pipes that we are to use in our project from a local company, Seven Star Steel Pipe Manufacturing group based here in Palapye for P20 million. We want to play a leading role in empowering local companies.”

He indicated that locally made products are often associated with poor quality, hence the reason some big companies always try to buy goods from outside the country. The Chinese company is currently undertaking a water reticulation pipeline project in the village worth P215 million. The project includes 249 kilometres of both plastic and steel pipes in Palapye.

He said “In the project, we will need about 10 kilometres of steel pipe work. We will procure all of our steel pipes for this project from the Seven Star group.”

Source : www.mmegi.bw

voda 16 oktober 2015 15:53

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Feng Hsin cuts in rebar sales and scrap buy prices in Taiwan

Major Taiwanese long steel product manufacturer Feng Hsin Iron and Steel Co has decided to reduce its rebar prices for the current week. The company has also decided to lower its scrap purchasing prices. On the other hand, steel section base price will remain flat during the week.

According to the company press release, scrap purchasing prices will be reduced by NT$ 500 per ton, when compared with the previous week. The scrap purchasing prices for the week will range between NT$ 4,000 per ton and NT$ 4,500 per ton, Feng Hsin press release stated.

The list prices of rebar will also see a cut of NT$ 500 per ton during the current week. The new price for the week will be NT$ 10,700 per ton. The rebar list prices had averaged at NT$ 11,200 per ton during the previous week. The price for section steel during the week will be in the range of NT$ 16,500 per ton, remaining unchanged from the previous week prices.

Feng Hsin Iron & Steel Co., Ltd is a Taiwanese company principally engaged in the manufacture, processing and distribution of iron and steel products. It is one of the largest steel long products manufacturers in Taiwan.

Source : Scrap Monster

[verwijderd] 16 oktober 2015 17:15

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Voda,

Wederom dank voor de stroom aan berichten.

Groeten vanuit een zeer zonnig Mexico Stad.

Ozzy

voda 16 oktober 2015 17:23

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OzzyO schreef op 16 oktober 2015 17:15:
Voda,

Wederom dank voor de stroom aan berichten.

Groeten vanuit een zeer zonnig Mexico Stad.

Ozzy

Hartelijk dank Ozzy. Zag ook nog dat Gerdau bericht, vind jij wel interessant natuurlijk.

Ik zou willen dat er nu ook veel zon was hier.

Groeten, vanuit een somber Den Haag,

Voda

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