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voda 3 juli 2017 17:01

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Hamilton MPs visit Washington to talk on steel trade

CBC News reported that it's still anyone's guess what Donald Trump's "Buy American" mantra will mean for Canada's steel industry. But a group of Hamilton MPs who went to Washington DC Wednesday say they're as confident as they can be that Hamilton steelworkers won't suffer. Hamilton's five Members of Parliament Liberals Bob Bratina and Filomena Tassi, NDPers David Christopherson and Scott Duvall and Conservative David Sweet met with officials in US capital Wednesday.

MP Bob Bratina said that Hamilton's five MPs went to Washington DC on Wednesday to talk to decision makers about Canadian steel. The meetings were informative and cordial.

Mr Bratina said that while the Trump administration is unpredictable, he feels better than before he went there. He said that "Naturally, Trump is Trump. But we're as confident as we can be given the circumstances that there will be a good outcome for Canadian steel."

Source : CBC News

voda 3 juli 2017 17:03

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Open to taking over steel firms in insolvency court – Mr TV Narendran

Financial Express reported that while five steel firms Essar Steel, Bhushan Power and Steel, Bhushan Steel, Monnet Ispat and Electrosteel have been referred to the insolvency court by the Reserve Bank of India, analysts believe that it could also enhance opportunities for consolidation in the sector. Given that steel PSUs are riddled with problems, Tata Steel and JSW Steel are the two private companies which are seen to grab these opportunities. Tata Steel’s managing director TV Mr Narendran told Surya Sarathi Ray about his company’s plans in this context. Excerpts:

Q -Don’t you think consolidation is imminent for the Indian steel industry?
A - It all depends on how the current process of stressed assets’ resolution goes through. Let’s see how things turn out.

Q - Will Tata Steel be interested?
A - Certainly, if there is good opportunity, but it is too early to say.

Q - There are five of them (before the insolvency court). Doesn’t any of them fit into Tata Steel’s long-term business strategy?
A - We are in the steel business and from that point of view, any steel company would fit into our business. The question is what are the terms and conditions and what the process is. We are waiting to see how things turn out. There are only two Tata Steel and JSW Steel which can buy these assets because the government has already said SAIL and RINL would not take part. There may be others from outside. India is an interesting market for many global companies. You never know.

Q - Are you saying that foreign companies may buy a stake in these companies?
A - I don’t have any specific information, but why not? India is a country where you a can have 100% stake (FDI) in steel companies.

Q - How do you see the Indian steel industry panning out two years down the line?
A - The industry had come out of the fairly bad year 2015 and 2016 was better. Hopefully, 2017 will be better than 2016. However, consumption of steel has to go up. The government is giving a lot of focus on infrastructure. Infrastructure is very steel-intensive. From that point of view, I am certainly optimistic as far as steel consumption in India is concerned.

Q - What else do you need from the government?
A - To be fair, the government had been very supportive. When we were in trouble in 2015, they stepped up very fast. We appreciate that. Till 2015, the steel industry did not go to the government for help. But 2015 was very difficult and that’s why we went to the government and it immediately responded. So, to be fair, in the medium to long-term, we should be able to stand on our own. We should go to the government only when there are specific reasons.

Q - And, you think there is no reason now for the industry to go to the government?
A - We are continuously engaged with the government on how to reduce the cost of doing business. Ease of doing business is certainly improving. Any reduction in the cost of doing business will depend a lot on infrastructure that has been created. That’s why when the government invests in infrastructure, it does not only help consumption of steel to grow, but also helps in reducing the cost of moving steel, bringing in the raw materials. Logistic cost in India is one of the highest in the world. As we invest in railways, roadways, ports and riverways, the cost will come down. Those are the areas where we should improve and the government recognises that. The government is already working towards that.

Source : Financial Express

voda 3 juli 2017 17:04

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Trump to demand G20 action on steel

Reuters quoted White House economic adviser Gary Cohn as saying that US President Donald Trump will use the premise of a national security review of the US steel industry to demand action by the Group of 20 leaders to reduce excess capacity and other distortions in the global steel market. Another administration official on requesting anonymity said that Trump administration expects to delay the release of the hotly anticipated study until after Trump has spoken with G20 leaders at the summit in Germany next week.

The official said the delay was due to July 4 holiday week scheduling issues, with "no cause or linkage" to the Group of 20 meeting.

But the "Section 232" review will be a hot topic at the gathering in Hamburg.

The report could lead to broad new US quotas or tariffs on imported steel, and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross had previously said he hoped to reveal its findings by the end of June.

Mr Cohn said that "The premise of that report we will use as an opportunity to talk with many of our trading partners around the world about what's going on in steel.”

The study invokes a Cold War-era trade law that allows the president to restrict imports of goods deemed critical to national defense.

The administration official declined to provide details on the findings of the study, which the department aims to use as a catalyst to help reduce excess global production capacity, particularly in China.

But American companies that consume steel have been "vigorously" lobbying Trump administration officials against major new tariffs on foreign steel that would raise prices of the key raw material, a lobbyist with clients on both sides of the debate said.

He compared the anti-tariff push to efforts by corporate CEOs in April to stop Trump from withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement, with many calling the White House to try to persuade the president to change his mind.

Russia requested a discussion on the US steel 232 investigation at the World Trade Organization's Council for Trade in Goods meeting on Friday, signaling that any new import restrictions could face challenges from WTO members. Russia is a significant steel exporter to the United States.

The Trump administration, asked whether provisions would be made for NATO allies, many of whom supply steel products to the US defense industry, to negotiate an exemption from tariffs, said that "I wouldn’t call them exemptions. There is an interest in negotiating collective action which would deal with the problem in a more global way."

Source : Reuters

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voda 4 juli 2017 16:30

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China closed 120 million tonne of induction furnace steel capacity in H1 2017 - NDRC

Xinhua News Agency citing officials at the National Development and Reform Commission and Ministry of Industry reported that China has closed capacity totaling about 120 million tonne per year of induction furnaces at more than 600 companies nationwide. The state news agency said that "All companies have completely halted production, and have had their power and water supplies cut.”

The government had set Friday, June 30, as a deadline for the total elimination of induction furnaces, which produce mainly low quality long steel products.

Xinhua said that The capacity figure was calculated based on the maximum output achievable assuming a 24-hour production day at full capacity utilization adding that actual output of induction furnace steel was not as high.

In April, the China Iron & Steel Association said over 500 induction furnace steel producers had been identified nationwide, with combined capacity of 119 million tonne per year.

Source : Xinhua

voda 4 juli 2017 16:33

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ThyssenKrupp wants less than 50pct of Tata steel JV - Handelsblatt

Handelsblatt citing a company source reported that German industrial group ThyssenKrupp aims to hold less than half of a steel joint venture it wants to set up with Tata Steel so it can deconsolidate the business from its balance sheet. Handelsblatt said in a summary of an article to be published on Monday that Chief Executive Heinrich Hiesinger and Natarajan Chandrasekaran, chairman of Tata group's holding company Tata Sons, are to hold talks this month.

ThyssenKrupp declined to comment on the report. Tata was not immediately available for comment.

ThyssenKrupp and Tata have been in discussions since last year to combine their European operations in a joint venture to remove overcapacity from the market and cut costs, and had so far said to be planning a 50-50 venture. Negotiations for a deal have been hampered by Britain's vote to leave the European Union and concern over Tata's pension deficit in Britain. A source close to ThyssenKrupp had said a deal in May to separate Tata's 15 billion pound (USD 19.4 billion) UK pension scheme still left many questions unanswered.

ThyssenKrupp’s operations are mainly in Germany, while Tata's are in Britain and the Netherlands.

Source : Reuters

voda 4 juli 2017 16:36

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China keeping close eye on US probe of steel and aluminum imports

China Daily reported that China is paying close attention to recent investigation launched by the US against steel and aluminum imports and calls for free and open international trade system. Mr Sun Jiwen spokesperson with Ministry of Commerce said “The term national security was too broad, and measures taken under it could easily be abused if there are no clearly defined conditions. They would impede international trade flow.”

Mr Sun added that building on the progress made by Sino-US 100-day action plan, China expects closer economic and trade ties with the US.

The action plan was agreed upon by leaders of both countries in April, with a goal to establish a comprehensive economic dialogue.

Mr Sun said that "Overall, bilateral economic cooperation has achieved many positive results. China will continue to make efforts, but also hopes that the US side could work together toward this end.”

Furthermore, Sun called on all economies to support the free and open international trade system.

Mr Sun told a news conference on Thursday that "Currently the world economy is still very fragile. China hopes that all countries will strengthen communication and seek cooperation so as to create a favorable environment to facilitate globe economy. We need to work together to resist trade protectionism and stay cautious against the application of any trade restrictions."

The United States launched a probe into whether imports of Chinese steel are a national security threat. A rarely used legal tool, known as Section 232 investigation, was invoked to launch the probe.

Source : China Daily

voda 4 juli 2017 16:37

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Anti dumping duty on HR & CR steel good move - Supreme Court

News 18 reported that the Indian government's retroactive anti dumping duties on steel products of foreign firms got a shot in the arm on Monday with the Supreme Court observing that such a levy was in national interest. Favoring the protectionist measure, a bench led by Justice AK Sikri said that the government has done the right thing by bringing in the anti dumping duty on some steel products.

Justice Sikri observed that “The entire steel industry would have been killed otherwise in the last three four years, not just India but the whole world has been shaken by China dumping the surplus across the globe.”

The judge added that countries have been compelled to devise measures to protect their domestic industries. He said "We think the government is doing the right thing by levying duties if you want to dump your steel products. What's wrong with this? You must pay up. This is important for protecting domestic industries.”

The bench allowed appeals by Commissioner of Customs, which had sought to impose anti dumping duty on Mascot International.

The observations by the judge came as it heard a batch of appeals in connection with anti-dumping duty on hot rolled and cold rolled steel. The move aimed at providing protection to domestic industry in the face of severe competition from cheaper imports. The anti dumping duty covers countries like Japan, China, Korea Brazil, Indonesia and Russia and Ukraine. Anti dumping duty is WTO compliant and is expected to give the industry a cushion against imports for the next five years.

Source : News 18

voda 4 juli 2017 16:38

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JSW Steel Processing Centres registers 12% growth in 2016-17

JSW Steel Processing Centres Limited has registered a growth of over 12% by processing 0.541 million tonnes of the commodity in 2016-17 fiscal. The company, a wholly owned subsidiary of JSW Steel, had processed 0.481 million tonnes of steel in the preceding fiscal.

JSW Steel said in its annual report for 2016-17 “The Company registered a profit after tax for 2016 -17 of INR 21 crore compared to INR 14 crore in 2015-16.”

JSWSPCL was set up as a steel service centre with an annual slitting capacity of 0.650 million tonnes.

Source : Outlook India

voda 4 juli 2017 16:38

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DGAD gets more time for anti dumping probe on PPGI steel items

PTI reported that India’s finance ministry has given more time till September 28 to the Directorate General of Anti-dumping and Allied Duties to complete the anti dumping investigations on imports of 'colour coated / prepainted flat products from China and the European Union. In an office memorandum to the DGAD, the department of revenue said "The competent authority has granted extension of time up to 28 September for completing the anti-dumping investigations and notifying the final findings.”

Last year, DGAD started the probe on the basis of sufficient evidence of dumping of these steel items. In its preliminary findings, the DGAD had stated that imports of these steel products have drastically increased to 213,311 tonnes during the period of investigation (July- December 2015) from 60,771 tonnes in 2012-13.

Source : PTI

voda 4 juli 2017 16:44

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NLC and others fault Iron Ore Mining company handover to Global Infrastructure Holding

Fellow Press reported that Metallurgical Stakeholders Forum has called on the Federal Government to cancel reconcession of the National Iron Ore Mining Company to Global Infrastructure Holding Ltd an India company. The stakeholders made the call at a news conference in Abuja last week. The stakeholders comprised the Nigerian Society of Engineers, Nigerian Metallurgical Society, African Iron and Steel Association, Host Community, and the Nigeria Labour Congress among others.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that NIOMCO, which is capable of generating billions of naira annually, is located at Itakpe, Kogi State.

Mr Alhaji Sanusi Mohammed executive secretary-general of African Iron and Steel Association, and convener of the news conference, said that the Federal Government should cancel the concession agreement. According to him, the company lacks competence, trust as well as the ability to manage NIOMCO. Mr Sanusi said that the first concession of NIOMCO and Ajaokuta Steel company to GHIL in 2004 brought unquantifiable losses to the nation with monumental economic consequences. He said that Nigeria was short-changed by the Indian company, as it vandalised Ajaokuta steel company and carted away valuable assets from NIOMCO.

NAN recalls that the Ajaokuta Steel Company was concessioned to GHIL between 2004 and 2005 by then President Olusegun Obasanjo. However, the Indian firm did not live up to expectations as it could not manage the company. Following the failure of GHIL to manage the company, the Federal Government under late President Umaru Yar’Adua was compelled to revoke the contract.

However, the President Muhammadu Buhari led Federal Government reconcessioned NIOMCO to GHIL, while it took charge of the Ajaaokuta Steel Company. With the re concessioning, GHIL is yet to commence operations.

According to the stakeholders, NIOMCO did not only witnessed poor performance, but also non-compliance of Post-Acquisition Plan in terms of injection of funds, while being operated by GHIL.

Source : Fellow Press

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voda 4 juli 2017 16:45

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Fortescue awards AUD 100 million of work to Aboriginal businesses and joint ventures

Australian Mining reported that Fortescue Metals Group has awarded AUD 100 million of new work to Aboriginal businesses and joint ventures at its iron ore operations in the Pilbara of Western Australia. The new work includes AUD 65 million in partnership with Yindjibarndi-owned businesses. Fortescue’s announcement brings the total value of contracts, sub-contracts and works awarded through its Billion Opportunities program to AUD 1.95 billion.

Involving Fortescue’s traditional owner and native title owned businesses, the work includes:

1. Non-processing infrastructure maintenance works at the Solomon Hub in partnership with the Thiess – Wirlu-murra Yindjibarndi Enterprises Joint Venture
2. Industrial services at the Solomon Hub, Port and Rail from PTW Environmental Services Pty Ltd includes ownership by Wintawari Guruma Enterprises Pty Ltd
3. Site-wide waste management by PTK Environmental Services Pty Ltd
4. Civil and earth moving services at the Solomon Hub supplied by the NRW – Eastern
5. Guruma – WMYE Joint Venture.

Palyku Traditional Owner and PTK director and shareholder Tammy O’Connor said that “The flow on effects of our work with Fortescue has huge benefits for the community by providing real opportunities for people to get a job and support their family.”

PTW director and shareholder Geoff Stocker said he has enjoyed a growing and mutually beneficial relationship with Fortescue for more than a decade. Mr Stocker said that “Fortescue is leading the pack by building long-term, sustainable partnerships with Aboriginal businesses.”

Fortescue chief executive officer Mr Nev Power said that “The continued growth of Fortescue’s Billion Opportunities program is fundamental to our excellent, long-standing relationships with Aboriginal communities.”

Mr Power said that “These works will provide employment and business opportunities for our Traditional Owner and Native Title groups in the Pilbara, as we continue to ensure our communities benefit from the growth and development of Fortescue.”

He added that “We are particularly proud of our ongoing partnerships with Yindjibarndi People through the Wirlu-murra Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation, as they work toward a better future for their community by embracing training, jobs and business opportunities."

Source : Australian Mining

voda 4 juli 2017 16:50

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UK mulls pension loophole fix to help Tata Steel

Media reported claim that UK government is reportedly considering a law change to plug a loophole in its pension laws to help Tata Steel save jobs at its Port Talbot plant in south Wales. The Sunday Times reported that it is understood that the deal hinges on amending a quirk in the UK law that grants one group of retirees exceptional benefits.

Tata Steel is trying to slash the scheme’s costs by setting up a new retirement pot paying lower benefits.

The new scheme has been established as an alternative to using the Pension Protection Fund as Tata has offered to pump GBP 550 million into the scheme.

The steel pension fund has about 130,000 members, a legacy from a time when the industry employed hundreds of thousands of workers.

Of these, about 5,800 are entitled to exceptional benefits that were designed to bridge the gap between early retirement and reaching the state pension age in Britain.

Source : Business Line

voda 4 juli 2017 16:51

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Chinese steel company switches from coal to solar power

CNTV reported that a steel company in central China's Wuhan has been generating a significant amount of its energy needs from solar power instead of coal. WISCORN processes steel as part of the China Baowu Steel Group Corporation. Its solar power generator was developed as a joint effort with Asia Clean Capital, which provided investment, design, construction and maintenance.

The annual power generation in the first year of operation is expected to be 13 gigawatts, and it is projected to cut 220,000 tons of carbon emissions in its lifetime. The solar power system uses free rooftop space, and the energy it generates can be used directly by its owner.

Mr Wang Long Project Manager of Asia Clean Capital, told CGTN that with the current efficiency rate, the conversion efficiency is 18 percent. So far, total power generation is about 120 megawatts.

Wuhan is in central China, a region with a lot of rain and not much sunlight. But high-efficiency modules solve that problem. The system was up and running just six months after the deal was signed, despite adverse weather conditions.

Solar power generators can be adapted to all kinds of roofs as long as they can bear the load. That includes residential buildings. Asia Clean Capital has worked with other manufacturers in eastern China.

WISCORN’s solar power project is just one part of efforts to cut pollution in the iron and steel industry.

Source : CNTV

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voda 4 juli 2017 17:13

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China puts nearly 2,600 high-speed trains into operation by 2016

Xinhua reported that China had put 2,595 high-speed trains into operation by the end of 2016, accounting for 60 percent of global high-speed trains. Wang Jun, deputy president of Chinese locomotive manufacturer CRRC, said at the first World Intelligence Congress which opened "China Railway High-speed trains have become a calling card for China."

By the end of 2016, China had put 21 CRH model trains into operation. It had surpassed 20,000 kilometers of high-speed rail lines, with a target of adding another 10,000 kilometers by 2020 and surpassing 45,000 kilometers by 2030.

Source : Xinhua

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[verwijderd] 5 juli 2017 09:16

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voda 5 juli 2017 16:36

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Steel ministry imposes strict norms for purchase of local steel

Financial Express reported that Indian steel ministry has come out with strict norms for compulsory procurement of domestically manufactured iron and steel products by the large public sector buyers like the railways. According to the directions issued by the ministry under the policy approved by the Cabinet in May, for every project with steel use above INR 50 crore, the state-run agency concerned will have to submit an annual declaration on the extent of compliance and reasons for non compliance, if any, in the preceding year.

The steel ministry has also stipulated that all future tender documents floated by the government agencies should explicitly spell out the qualification criteria for adherence to 15% value addition within the country. Value addition shall be the difference between the net selling price of a steel manufacturing unit in India and the landed cost of imported input-steel.

The policy, however, won’t apply in cases where the existing procurement is governed by external funding agencies. The policy document had said that “The objective of the policy is to notify all iron and steel products which are (to be) procured by government agencies or government projects and not (those) for commercial resale or use in the production of products for commercial use.”

The steel ministry has already notified 11 product categories including HR coil, CR coil and a variety of steel pipes and tubes under the policy. The product basket will be reviewed by the standing committee, headed by steel secretary, and amended in the future, if required. The mandatory value-addition will go up as and when the domestic industry raises its average manufacturing capability.

It said that “The bidders who are sole selling agents of the domestic manufacturers of steel products are eligible to bid on behalf of the domestic manufacturers under the policy.”

In case iron and steel products are made using only domestic inputs, the invoices of purchases from the actual producers along with quantities purchased and other related documents must be furnished separately.

However, if steel is produced using a mix of imported and domestic input-steel, the weighted average of both shall be considered to ensure that the minimum stipulated domestic value-addition requirement of the policy is complied with. If only imported steel is used, the percentage of domestic value addition will be computed by deducting landed cost of imported input steel from net selling price (of the finished item) and multiplying the result by 100.

Source : Financial Express

voda 5 juli 2017 16:38

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Hebei Province to cut 11.5 million tonne obsolete capacity to make way for Shougang Jintang new plant

Reuters reported that China's Hebei province will slash 11.48 million tonnes in outdated steelmaking capacity to accommodate the expansion of a new plant, part of efforts by the country's top steel producing region to rein in surplus production.

In Hebei, the combined reduction in steelmaking capacity at nine mills of more than 11 million tonnes was meant to make way for the expansion of a plant by Shougang Jintang Iron and Steel Co. The expansion at Shougang Jintang Steel's plant will add new capacity of 5.1 million tonnes. The entire plant, when finished, can produce 9 million tonnes of steel products annually.

Hebei aims to cut total annual steel production capacity to less than 200 million tonnes by the end of the decade from 286 million tonnes in 2013.

China, the world's biggest steel producer, has been shutting outdated steel plants but also keeping any expansion under control to help tackle a years-long glut. Authorities closed more than 600 steel mills producing low-grade construction steel during the first half of the year, cutting capacity by about 120 million tonnes, the state-owned China Economic Daily reported earlier on Tuesday.

Last month, China said it has reduced its total steel production capacity by 42.4 million tonnes as of end-May, meeting 85 percent of its full-year target.

Source : Reuters

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voda 5 juli 2017 16:39

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GFG Alliance inks binding agreement to buy Arrium

British consortium GFG Alliance said on Wednesday that it has signed a binding agreement to acquire deeply indebted Australian steel company Arrium Ltd, trumping a South Korean group backed by steel giant Posco. The British group plans to modernize the ageing steelworks, together with Arrium's mining and steel distribution businesses, after it collapsed last year following a downturn in steel and iron ore markets.

The agreement follows a competitive bidding process that saw a Seoul-based private equity syndicate led by Newlake Alliance and JB Asset Management chosen on June 15 as the preferred bidder, only to have GFG return with a revised offer.

Mr Mark Mentha, the head of financial administration company KordaMentha, working on behalf of creditors owed more than AUD 2 billion, said GFG Alliance had submitted a modified offer for the Arrium businesses on Tuesday night. He said "Taking all factors into consideration, including the timeframes required to complete a sale, KordaMentha and our sale advisers Morgan Stanley decided that GFG was an option superior to the conditional offer of the Korean alliance.”

The sale is subject to approval by Arrium's committee of creditors, which meets next week

Mr Sanjeev Gupta, executive chairman of industrial turnaround company Liberty House, said in an email to Reuters “We aim to leverage the advantages of integration across the value chain, from raw materials and metal production to high-end engineered products.”

Liberty House operates together with energy and commodities business SIMEC under the $9.4 billion Gupta Family Group (GFG) Alliance.

Arrium collapsed in April 2016 with A$2.8 billion ($2.13 billion) in debt after creditors rejected a $927 million bailout proposal by private equity group GSO Capital Partners that would have paid no more than 55 cents on the dollar on their claims.

Source : Reuters

voda 5 juli 2017 16:39

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Workers reject junior partner role for ThyssenKrupp in Tata JV

Reuters reported that ThyssenKrupp workers oppose the idea that the German industrial group could be the junior partner in a possible steel joint venture with India's Tata Steel. ThyssenKrupp group works council chief Wilhelm Segerath told Reuters that "I don't believe in a minority stake. We reject that idea. Such a move would make the steel business entirely dependent on a foreign investor whose intentions for jobs and sites were uncertain.”

Labor bosses at ThyssenKrupp have long opposed a possible merger of the two companies' European steel businesses, fearing such a deal would destroy jobs without making the business more sustainable.

ThyssenKrupp and Tata have been in discussions since last year to combine their European operations in a joint venture to remove overcapacity from the market and cut costs, and had so far said to be planning a 50-50 venture.

But on Sunday, German business daily Handelsblatt reported that ThyssenKrupp aimed to hold less than half of the potential venture so it can deconsolidate the business from its balance sheet.

Source : Reuters

voda 5 juli 2017 16:41

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Essar Steel moves Gujarat HC against insolvency proceedings - Report

Times of India reported that Essar Steel is understood to have moved the Gujarat high court to block the insolvency proceedings initiated by SBI on behalf of lenders. Essar Steel is understood to have contested RBI's directive asking lenders to proceed against 12 defaulters.

Last month, SBI had received a mandate from 89% of creditors to refer Essar Steel to the National Company Law Tribunal and the bank was set to file insolvency resolution proceedings against the steelmaker in Ahmedabad's bench of the tribunal.

Source : Times of India

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