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Indonesia investigates safeguard measures extension on non-alloyed CRC

Indonesia has initiated an investigation on renewing safeguard measures on non-alloy cold rolled steel imports, according to the Vietnam Steel Association. Indonesia launched safeguard measures levying heavy duties in 2014 July, which were set to last for three years, Kallanish notes.

Tariffs in the first year were IDR 4,998,784/tonne ($374/t), in the second year IDR 4,314,161/t and the third year IDR 3,629,538/t. The measures are due to expire on 21 July 2017. The products affected are of width over 600mm, thickness below 0.7mm, and contain less than 0.6% carbon.

On 18 January Indonesia’s Safeguard Committee (KPPI) announced the initiation of the investigation to extend safeguard measures on HS code 7210.61.11.00. The investigation period is over January 2013-June 2016, following petitions from PT NS Bluescope Indonesia and PT Sunrise Steel, just as three years ago. KPPI said interested parties need to register within 15 days from the date of  the announcement.

NS BlueScope Indonesia belongs to NS BlueScope Coated Products, a  joint venture between Australia’s BlueScope Steel and Japan’s Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp (NSSMC).

A World Trade Organization document showed Vietnam, Taiwan and South Korea were the key supplier nations while the duties first introduced. Most notably Vietnamese exporters dominated the share of imports in the Indonesian market with 60.04 percent in 2012.

Indonesia imported 47,410 tonnes of related product in Q1 2016, according to Global Trade Tracker, China meanwhile has exported 110,560 tonnes of such product to Indonesia in 2016, an increase of 13.08% year-on-year.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Bluescope profits surge on state support and prices

Australia’s BlueScope says it expect earnings before interest and tax of around AUD 600 million ($454m) in the six months ending December 2016, up from a previous estimate of above AUD 510 million. Higher steel prices were the key driver of the increase but the company has also benefitted from cost cutting and local government support, Kallanish notes.

The company says its Australian Steel Products segment earned AUD 240m, its US North Star BlueScope AUD 210m and its Building Products segment AUD 110m. BlueScope Buildings earned AUD 50m and even its struggling New Zealand and Pacific Steel segments managed to earn AUD 40m.

It was the strong recovery in steel and iron sands prices that led to the better than expected results at its Australian Steel Products and New Zealand Steel divisions, the company says. It also says it saw productivity improvements, including cost reductions, across several segments.

Underlying some of the strength in its results was the agreement of the New South Wales government to give it ongoing payroll tax relief. This amounted to AUD 25m in calendar 2016, AUD 20m in calendar 2017 and AUD 15m in calendar 2018, with repayment due after 2020. Another AUD 180m in annual savings came from cutting 500 jobs and freezing pay at its Port Kembla steelworks.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Atlas Iron hopes to extend bountiful fourth quarter

Australia’s Atlas Iron is optimistic it can continue to boost its cash position on the back of a strong performance in the December quarter, according to its latest performance review. Prices increased faster than costs and it says it has hedged much of its output for the current quarter, Kallanish notes.

The miner shipped 4 million wet metric tons of ore in the last quarter 2016, down from 4.1m wmt the previous quarter. The company’s C1 cash costs remained flat at AUD 34/wmt ($25.71/wmt), but its full delivered cash costs increased AUD 5/wmt to $55/wmt. This was due to an AUD 1.5/wmt increase in freight costs and a $3.5/wmt increase in contractor and royalty payments. This was more than offset however by a 23% increase in net realised price to AUD 66/wmt.

That allowed enough positive cash flow to boost the company’s cash levels to AUD 134 million. Under the agreement it has with its creditors, all cash over AUD 80m is paid back to them at the end of each quarter. Its US term loan debt is now down to AUD 118m (using an exchange rate of $0.7236/AUD).

Atlas now expects to be net cash positive by the middle of 2017, something it will likely need to achieve if it is to convince investors of its Corunna Downs project. Corunna Downs could eventually produce 4 million tonnes/year of DSO lump and fines over 5-6 years. This would attract  C1 costs of AUD 37-43/wmt and a life of mine breakeven price of $50/dry metric ton on a 62% Fe basis, according to a preliminary feasibility study. That does not include the development capital however, which is estimated at AUD 47-53m.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Gazi Metal ships coil from Karasu port

Turkish flat steel producer Gazi Metal has shipped a cargo of cold-rolled coil (CRC) to the US from the Black Sea port of Karasu. This is the first export shipment made from the newly-opened port, Kallanish learns.

The company shipped 8,000 tonnes of CRC to the US via the port. The loading was made last week, a company official confirmed.

The vessel that is carrying the cargo entered the port on 16 January, marking the official start of operation of the terminal, according to a statement by the Karasu Municipality.

Gazi Metal has a cold rolling plant in Karasu, a town located on the Black Sea coast in the north-western Turkish province of Sakarya. The facility has a 500,000 tones/year continuous pickling line, a 350,000 t/y cold rolling line and a 400,000 t/y tempering line. 

The company launched the Karasu investment in 2011 and put the plant into operation in 2014, with capacity reached in 2016. Gazi Metal also has a service centre with 200,000 tonnes/year of flat steel import-export capacity in the district of Gebze, located on the eastern arm of the Sea of Marmara.

Currently, the US and Africa are Gazi Metal's main export markets. The company has alloted 25% of its annual production capacity at the Karasu plant for exports, its chairman Mustafa Gazioglu says in a recent interview with BloombergHT.

The Karasu Port has the capacity to handle cargo volumes of 5 million tonnes/year and to service 110,000 units of Ro-Ro vehicles annually.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Emirates Steel boosts rebar, rod sales in 2016

Emirates Steel (ESI) increased rebar sales 5% on-year in 2016 to 2.14 million tonnes, while wire rod sales surged 20% to 422,542t, the Abu Dhabi-based steelmaker tells Kallanish. Heavy sections deliveries, however, fell -8% to 479,807t.

ESI’s sales of sheet piles – diversified from heavy sections – soared 237% in 2016 to 51,730t. Combined value-added rebar and rod shipments, meanwhile, rose 31% to 66,796t, of which 74% was rod.

ESI broke last year the production record at its Steel Making Plant (SMP) 2, achieving 40 heats/day of 6,042t of beam blanks. Moreover, Rebar Rolling mill RM5 output exceeded 500,000t in 2016, an on-year increase of 7.7%.

Direct reduced iron output rose 9% on-year in 2016, Rolling mill RM2 output grew 6.2% and SMP2 and SMP3 production increased 8.2% and 10% respectively, ESI says without providing tonnages. Rebar, wire rod and heavy sections including sheet piles production totalled 2.07mt, 510,000t and 547,000t respectively.

“Emirates Steel attributed the new record to operational improvements completed by the company; accordingly generating positive net profit despite the difficult market environment while achieving cost figures that are below international benchmarks,” the steelmaker says.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Saudi semis imports halve in November, market recovering

Saudi Arabian semi-finished products imports, over 99% of which were square billet, halved on-year in November 2016 to 50,168 tonnes, according to General Authority for Statistics data monitored by Kallanish.

The drop was due to China and Oman each supplying zero compared to 39,329t and 10,722t respectively in November 2015, while Ukraine-origin imports were flat at 49,868t.

Saudi imports of rebar and wire rod, meanwhile, plunged -58% on-year in November to 29,806t (see Kallanish 23 January). Saudi Arabia’s largest producer, Sabic, reported a 502% surge in crude steel output to 496,000t in November. This suggests Saudi mills recovered market share from imports that month, and favoured producing liquid steel to converting merchant semis.

Saudi semis imports in the eleven months through November thus declined -29% on-year to 1.07 million tonnes. This was mainly due to a -36% reduction in Ukraine-origin supply to 363,876t and -69% plunge in Bahrain-origin procurement to 77,877t. Moreover, Iran and Qatar each supplied zero compared to 93,645t and 93,339t respectively a year earlier.

Eleven-month supply from China, however, increased 20% on-year to 474,760t. Procurement from Brazil rose 94% to 96,270t, supply from Oman rose 32% to 41,927t and Malaysia supplied 11,567t versus zero a year earlier.

Saudi steel demand has been hit significantly by reduced government infrastructure spending due to lower oil revenues. However, there are signs that projects may be gradually resuming and Saudi mills could be benefiting from this, coupled with reduced import competition owing to higher Chinese steel prices. Sabic's January-November output rose 1.3% to 5.02mt after a very weak first half of 2016.

In the eleven months through November Saudi rebar and rod imports fell -2% on-year to 858,894t, bringing to an end the rising year-to-date trend seen since last May.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Arabian Pipes Company turns profitable in 2016

Arabian Pipes Company (APC) reported a 31% on-year increase in revenue in the fourth quarter of 2016 to SAR 101 million ($26.9m), Kallanish learns from the Saudi welded pipemaker. This helped net loss narrow 98% to just SAR 0.36m.

Also supporting profitability were increased productivity at APC’s Jubail plant, and lower selling and distribution expenses due to lower freight charges resulting from reduced export sales.

In full-year 2016 APC’s revenue inched down -2% on-year to SAR 365m, but the firm turned to a net profit of SAR 4.31m versus a loss of SAR 46.5m in 2015. Besides the Jubail plant productivity, which was driven by increased project-based domestic sales, and lower selling expenses, APC managed to sell part of its slow-movement inventory. The pipemaker also generated other income from consulting work to third parties.

APC’s Jubail mill produces up to 300,000 tonnes/year of 16-48 inch longitudinal submerged arc welded pipe, while its Riyadh plant produces up to 160,000 t/y of high-frequency welded pipe.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Interpipe registers Saudi trademark to stem 'counterfeit' sales

Ukrainian pipemaker Interpipe has registered its trademark with the Saudi commerce and industry ministry in a bid to tackle sales of “… counterfeit” steel pipe in Saudi Arabia. This follows registration of its trademark in United Arab Emirates in 2015.

Interpipe has supplied over 80,000 tonnes of tubular products to customers in Saudi Arabia over the last five years. “However, we are increasingly facing competition from counterfeit products on the market,” says Interpipe vice president sales Andrey Burtsev. “The registration of the trademark is a measure to protect our clients from counterfeit products of inferior quality.”

Interpipe is a member of Steel Alliance Against Counterfeiting (SAAC), which last November called on authorities to combat the growing tonnage of counterfeit steel products in the Middle East (see Kallanish 16 November). Concerns have been raised over the growth in Middle East-based intermediaries who claim to have European products, licences or manufacturing facilities, but whose products are “… difficult to trace or even untraceable,” SAAC claims.

Source: Kallanish.com
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SSAB increases plate prices, announces outage

SSAB’s US unit has pushed its plate base prices up by $50/short ton, though market sources say the move is strategic and competing mills are unlikely to follow.

The increase is effective for all non-contract orders slated to ship the week of 2 April, Kallanish reports.

On 24 March, however, the company will begin a planned outage at its Mobile, Alabama, operation that is scheduled to last about 3-4 weeks.
“We anticipate no disruption in supply to our customers during this period as production will continue at our Iowa mill and three cut-to-length facilities,” says a company representative.

A Midwest plate buyer says the “strategic” increases are taking future temporary production cuts into account and do not represent a true market-wide plate increase.

“This will never stick,” he says. “Their lead times are 8-10 weeks…and I’m fairly confident that the other mills will not follow.”
Kallanish recently increased its plate price to $660-680/st, which takes into account a recent $40/st increase by most major market players.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Flack Steel changes name following acquisitions

Chicago-based broker and service centre Flack Steel has changed its name to Flack Global Metals as a result of acquisitions in South Carolina and Ohio, Kallanish learns from a company statement.

Flack recently acquired Consolidated Metal Products of Columbia, South Carolina, and JD Steel Products of Toledo, Ohio.

Together, the acquisitions give the company expanded reach in both bare and coated steel, aluminium and stainless steel.

“With a consolidated new brand, Flack is poised to pivot the metals business," says ceo Jeremy Flack. "We are doing no less than ushering in a new era for the iconic US steel and metals industries."

Source: Kallanish.com
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ATI finishes 2016 with $641m loss

US specialty metals producter Allegheny Technologies Inc (ATI) ended 2016 with a $641 million loss, partially due to charges associated with its fourth-quarter shuttering of its Rowley, Utah, titanium sponge facility.
ATI recorded full-year sales of $3.13 billion, down 16% from 2015. ATI’s loss in 2015 totalled $377.9m, Kallanish notes.

Restructuring and other auxiliary charges tied to the Rowley indefinite idling, as well as income tax valuation allowances, totalled $355m.

 “The full year 2016 has been a period of transition for ATI as we made hard decisions and took significant actions to improve our cost structure and lay the groundwork for future long-term profitable growth,” says ceo Rich Harshman.

The company’s flat-rolled products (FRP) segment, which includes its stainless lines, “…made tremendous progress throughout 2016 toward returning to profitability, but our work is not done,” Harshman adds.

“As we continue to reposition this business to a higher value product mix, we expect shipments of our specialty coil and plate products to improve in 2017 and benefit from the [... new Brackenridge, Pennsylvania, facility’s] capabilities, particularly for our 48-inch wide nickel-based alloy sheet,” he says. “In 2017, we expect the FRP segment to achieve sequential sales growth through the first two quarters of 2017, however, our visibility in the second half of 2017 remains cautious, and market conditions remain challenging in certain key end markets.”

Source: Kallanish.com
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Zekelman to upgrade Blytheville welding line

North American tube company Zekelman Industries is modernizing its 16-inch line at its Blytheville, Arkansas, location, Kallanish learns from a company announcement.

The line will be serviced by SMS Group, which initially moved the welding line to the Blytheville Atlas Tube location in 2006.
The upgrade will include a new sizing section, which boosts the line’s capability to rounds up to 18 inches in diameter.

Concurrently, Zekelman is adding a pinch roll/breakdown stand at its 8 5/8 line in Harrow, Canada.

Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.

Source: Kallanish.com
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US construction employment hits bottleneck in 2016

A lack of qualified construction workers still presents a bottleneck to overall industry growth, even as rhetoric of increased infrastructure spending by the administration of President Donald Trump ramps up, Kallanish reports.

Thirty-two states added construction jobs in 2016 compared with 2015’s 44, according to the Associated General Contractors of America. Florida posted the largest single gain by state with 22,300 jobs, or an increase of 5.1%.

"Although the number of states reporting construction employment increases has dwindled, contractors are more upbeat than ever about the construction market and intend to hire more workers this year," says association chief economist Ken Simonson. "However, the shortage of workers is their top concern and nearly three-quarters of contractors say they are having a hard time filling positions."

Fulfilling President Trump’s ambitious infrastructure plans could be difficult without a concurrent job training initiative, says association ceo Stephen Sandherr.

"Done correctly, President Trump can help rebuild our aging infrastructure and the sector's workforce," he says.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Truck tonnage dips in December

US truck tonnage dropped from November to December, but that’s more an indication of volatility than a long-term economic downturn, Kallanish learns from the American Trucking Association.

The association’s for-hire index fell -6.2% in December after climbing 8.4% in November. December’s figure is down -0.7% year on year, while November was up 5.9%.

For-hire truck tonnage represents about 70% of all domestic freight and serves as a general economic bellwether, the association notes.

 “The ups and downs that plagued most of 2016 continued in December,” says association chief economist Bob Costello. “I don’t recall a year in recent memory with so many large swings on a month-to-month basis. Looking ahead, there are some positive signs for truck tonnage. This includes the continued spending by consumers, larger wage gains, and solid home construction. Factory output will continue to be soft, but it should be better this year than last year. And most importantly, the supply chain continues to make progress reducing bloated inventories, which will help truck volumes going forward.”

Source: Kallanish.com
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Trump eases pipeline regulations, pulls for domestic steel

The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) is cheering a slew of pipeline initiatives signed Tuesday by President Donald Trump aimed at expediting the troubled Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines and streamlining the regulatory process.

“We commend the president for his swift and decisive executive actions taken today,” says AISI ceo Thomas Gibson. “It is important the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines be approved and completed soon. These pipelines will help ensure that reliable and plentiful domestic energy sources are fully utilized.”

Concurrently, President Trump issued a directive aimed at increasing the use of domestic steel in energy projects, Kallanish understands.

“The president’s actions today recognize the essential nature of the domestic steel industry to producing American energy resources and getting them to customers,” Gibson adds. “They will expand markets for high-value steel products that are essential for oil, natural gas and electricity production and transmission. Exploring ways to reduce regulatory burdens for our manufacturing operations is sorely needed.”

Source: Kallanish.com
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Ternium launches new automotive product to battle imports

Latin American steelmaker Ternium has announced that it has launched production of new ductile steel products for the automotive sector in Mexico to substitute for imports, Kallanish learns from a company’s release.

The materials are produced by the new High Pressure Internal Forming (hydroforming) procedure at the Churubusco mill in Mexico.

According to the company the new hot rolled products are to be used in tubular parts of the chassis of cars. New material will mean significant savings for suppliers to the automotive industry, by reducing imports of this type of specialised material, the steelmaker suggests.

Ternium began to develop steel using the hydroforming process in 2015. The new tubes produced offer greater resistance to forces caused by high pressure liquids.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Outokumpu verkoopt Amerikaanse staalfabriek

Opbrengst 28 miljoen euro.

(ABM FN-Dow Jones) Outokumpu heeft een staalfabriek in Amerika verkocht voor een bedrag van ongeveer 28 miljoen euro. Dit maakte de sectorgenoot van het in Amsterdam genoteerde Aperam woensdag bekend.

De producent van roestvast staal verkocht de faciliteit van de fabriek in New Castle, in de staat Indiana, aan het huidige management. De opbrengst, die nog wel afhankelijk is van de hoogte van het netto werkkapitaal bij het afronden van de deal, gaat het Finse bedrijf gebruiken om zijn schuldenlast te verlagen.

Outokumpu zei dat de resterende activiteiten in de Verenigde Staten ongewijzigd blijven.

Door: ABM Financial News.

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Spanish scrap market sees new price correction

The Spanish scrap market has registered a new adjustment in local prices to bring back levels close to December price levels, Kallanish learned from market sources.

After the prices had jumped as much as €40/tonne ($42.99/t) for new sales of E8 in the beginning of the month, the market has fallen quickly in the last  ten days, taking the overall recovery seen in January down to only €5/t.

The first correction of €15/t was registered last week, as reported. This week a second adjustment of another €20/t was confirmed by merchants.
"Prices dropped after confirmation that the US origin bookings by Turkish mill have been at levels below expectations. That sent scrap prices down by around $25/tonne on-week in Turkey, causing a serious effect on the global market”, a merchant says.

According to another source, the market is focused on Turkish transactions and international prices of scrap and iron ore. New correction in Spain is not expected until first week of February, but the market could see some movement in demand during Chinese New Year.

Spanish prices for E8 are reported this week at €250/t delivered, E40 at €210-230/t delivered, demolition quality E3 at €220-225/t delivered and E1 at €190/t delivered, sources suggest.

Source: Kallanish.com
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Maakt niet uit! Beter een lage consensus, dan een te hoge (dan kan het alleen maar tegenvallen).

Beursblik: winstgevendheid ArcelorMittal onder druk

Analisten zien in lijn met verwachtingen van staalreus het bedrijfsresultaat teruglopen.

(ABM FN-Dow Jones) ArcelorMittal heeft de winstgevendheid in het vierde kwartaal van 2016 vermoedelijk onder druk zien staan. Dit bleek uit een vrijdag door het staalbedrijf zelf gepubliceerde consensus waaraan 26 analisten bijdroegen.

Volgens de analisten behaalde ArcelorMittal in 2016 een bedrijfsresultaat (EBITDA) van 6.156 miljoen dollar.

Bij de laatste kwartaalcijfers liet ArcelorMittal weten te verwachten dat de winstgevendheid in de laatste drie maanden van 2016 zou afnemen in vergelijking tot het derde kwartaal, toen een bedrijfsresultaat van 1.897 miljoen dollar werd gerealiseerd.

"We zullen last ondervinden van de onverwachte aanzienlijke stijging van steenkoolprijzen", zei topman Lakshmi Mittal afgelopen november.

In de eerste jaarhelft behaalde het staalbedrijf een bedrijfsresultaat van 2.697 miljoen dollar. Op basis van de eerste negen maanden moet ArcelorMittal in het vierde kwartaal een bedrijfsresultaat hebben behaald van 1.562 miljoen dollar om aan de consensus te voldoen.

ArcelorMittal zei verder bij de laatste kwartaalrapportage dat de staalprijzen evenredig zullen stijgen met de kosten, maar de hogere prijzen voor steenkool zullen de winst drukken. Overcapaciteit blijft daarbij een punt van zorg, aldus topman Mittal, die dan ook aandrong op de noodzaak van maatregelen om oneerlijke concurrentie tegen te gaan.

Wat betreft de staalleveringen verwacht ArcelorMittal een stabiel niveau ten opzichte van het derde kwartaal, toen 20,3 miljoen ton werd verscheept.

Op 10 februari maakt ArcelorMittal de cijfers over het vierde kwartaal van 2016 bekend.

Op een rood Damrak steeg het aandeel ArcelorMittal vrijdag 0,4 procent naar 7,60 euro.

Door: ABM Financial News.

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Beursblik: Credit Suisse optimistisch over staalsector

ArcelorMittal in lijst met favorieten bij Zwitserse bank.

(ABM FN-Dow Jones) In 2016 was sprake van een aanzienlijk herstel van de staal- en grondstoffenmarkten en dit zal zich waarschijnlijk dit jaar vertalen in de resultaten van staalbedrijven. Dit schreven analisten van Credit Suisse in een rapport over de staalsector.

Het herstel wordt volgens de analisten vooral veroorzaakt door een combinatie van lage voorraden, hoge inflatie en een stijging van de vraag. Sommige beleggers zijn volgens Credit Suisse van mening dat hogere grondstoffenkosten de enige reden zijn dat de staalprijzen omhoog zijn gegaan, maar de analisten zien hiervoor geen bewijs.

Onder de favorieten van de Zwitserse bank bevindt zich onder andere ArcelorMittal, waar de analisten een Overwogen advies voor hanteren met een koersdoel van 12,00 euro. De analisten zijn onder meer positief over de verticale integratie van ArcelorMittal, waarmee bedoeld wordt dat de staalfabrikant ook steenkool- en ijzerertsmijnen in bezit heeft. De positieve aspecten van de grondstoffen activiteiten is volgens hen door velen over het hoofd gezien in het afgelopen jaar.

ArcelorMittal maakt 10 februari de resultaten over het vierde kwartaal bekend. Credit Suisse rekent op een daling van het bedrijfsresultaat met 21 procent ten opzichte van het derde kwartaal, tot 1,5 miljard dollar. Het bedrijf had bij de derdekwartaalresultaten al aangegeven op een daling van de winstgevendheid te rekenen, vanwege onder andere dalende prijzen in Amerika.

Op een rode beurs noteerde het aandeel ArcelorMittal vrijdag 0,2 procent in het rood op 7,56 euro.

Door: ABM Financial News.

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