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voda 2 april 2019 14:53

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Hòa Phát targets USD 3 billion revenue in 2019

Viet Nam News reported Hòa Phát Group targets after-tax profits of VN? 6.7 trillion on revenues of VN? 70 trillion (USD 3 billion) this year. Last year consolidated revenues were VN? 56.5 trillion and after-tax profits were VN? 8.6 trillion, up 21% and 7%. The company’s general director, Tr?n Tu?n D??ng, said the profit target is 22% lower than last year’s because the China-US trade war could have a considerable effect on the global and Vietnamese economies. He added “Besides, trade protection is on the rise in many places, competition is increasing and raw material prices and interest rates are rising.”

Steel is the group’s main business accounting for 83% and 89% of revenues and profits last year. Last year it produced a record 3.1 million tonnes of various kinds of steel and led the steel sector with a market share of 24%. It exported around 240,000 tonnes to 14 countries, up 51% from 2017.

Source : Viet Nam News

voda 2 april 2019 14:54

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Hyundai Steel plans to cut harmful emissions by half

Yonhap reported that South Korea’s No 2 steelmaker Hyundai Steel Co sannounced plans to cut its environmentally harmful emissions by over 50% from the current level. Hyundai Steel said it aims to spend some KWR 530 billion (USD 468 million) to address concerns over fine dust and other harmful emissions by 2021. This move will allow it to reduce the amount of harmful emissions it releases from 23,300 tonnes to 11,600 tonnes in the target year.

In February, POSCO, the No 1 player, said that it would spend some KWR 1.1 trillion won by 2021 to sharply reduce fine dust.

Source : Yonhap

voda 2 april 2019 15:01

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South Korea opposes Chinese anti-dumping duties on hot rolled stainless steel

Fast Market reported that South Korea’s government and major steelmaker Posco both oppose China’s ongoing stainless steel anti-dumping investigation and claim that no trade measures should be imposed because Korean exports do not damage the Chinese domestic industry. South Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy said “Hot-rolled stainless steel produced in South Korea has significantly different applications, materials and prices from those of Chinese products, thus there is no direct competition between the two markets. Besides, most of the country’s shipments to China were supplied to Korean companies located in China, which has no relation to the damage to domestic Chinese mills.”

Posco and the ministry urged China to stop its investigation and not to impose any trade measures on South Korean stainless steel

South Korea’s criticism comes after China introduced a preliminary anti-dumping deposit on March 22 for stainless slab and stainless hot-rolled plate and coil imported from South Korea, Indonesia, Japan and the European Union. The deposit relates to China’s anti-dumping probe into those products, which is slated to end in July. Chinese importers now have to pay a deposit of 23.1% for Posco’s products and 103.1% for other South Korean mills.

Last year in 2018, China imported a total of 726,363 tonnes of hot-rolled stainless products, according to Chinese customs data. About 159,100 tonnes or 22% of those volumes came from South Korea in 2018.

Source : Fast Market

voda 2 april 2019 15:02

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GMS Market Commentary on Shipbreaking in Bangladesh in Week 13 - BANGLA BREATHER!

As a majority of 2019s (market and private) sales have hurtled towards Bangladesh at a rate of knots, things finally seemed to be calming down in Chattogram over this past week. Indicative levels have started to cool as a majority of the local hot Buyers have thus far filled their plots with an array of tonnage and the next tier of Buyers are either less keen to compete at the currently firm levels or have difficulties in getting their L/Cs opened for much of the larger LDT tonnage on offer.

Even local port position seems to have slowed with just a couple of fresh arrivals at local anchorage this week.

One can only hope that local recycling activities continue at pace so that plots start to free up in a few months, particularly as offers from competing markets struggle about USD 20/LDT behind.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 2 april 2019 15:02

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Malaysia will initiate anti-dumping investigation into cold rolled steel coils imports

Malay Mail reported that the Malaysian government will initiate an anti-dumping investigation into imports of iron or non-alloy steel cold rolled coils of more than 1,300 cm width after looking at the prima facie evidence of dumping, injury and causal link. The investigation was a result of a petition from Mycron Steel CRC Sdn Bhd alleging that CRCs from China, Japan, South Korea and Vietnam are being dumped in Malaysia at a price much lower than the domestic price in the respective countries.

Ministry of International Trade and Industry said Mycron also claimed that dumped imports from the alleged countries have increased in terms of absolute quantity and have caused material injuries to the company.

Miti said “In connection with this investigation, Miti will provide a set of questionnaires to interested parties (importers, foreign producers, exporters and associations).Other interested parties may request for the questionnaires no later than April 12, and provide additional supporting evidence to Miti on, or before, April 27. “In the event no additional information is received within the specified period, the government will make its preliminary findings based on the available facts.”

Miti said a preliminary determination will be made within 120 days from initiation of the investigation, in accordance with the Countervailing and Anti-Dumping Duties Act 1993, and its related regulations. If the preliminary determination is affirmative, the government will impose a provisional anti-dumping duty at the rate that is necessary to prevent further injury.

Source : Malay Mail

voda 2 april 2019 15:03

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MMK to present its innovative technologies in Moscow

Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works has taken part in the 22nd Archimedes Moscow International Salon of Inventions and Innovative Technologies. This year, MMK's innovative potential is showcased by four patented technologies in the field of cold-resistant metal rolling designed for icebreaker fleets, marine and engineering equipment used in the Arctic. The competitive advantages of this cold-resistant metal, due to its unique combination of economical alloying to produce a strong, viscous and cold-resistant (up to -60°) metal which has isotropic properties, is fracture resistant, and has excellent weldability, meant that the product was subject to high demand both from Russian and international markets.

MMK regularly takes part in the Archimedes salon. During the 20th annual salon in 2017, MMK was awarded certificates and two gold medals for its development and implementation of the original trademark MAGSTRONG, as well as for the development of a method for production of highly wear-resistant sheet steel. The development of a method for the production of ultra-high-strength sheet steel and of a method for the production of high-strength sheet steel were both awarded bronze medals and certificates. In addition, at the end of the 2017 Archimedes salon, MMK was awarded a certificate as a token of gratitude for having participated in the organisation and holding of the event. MMK also won the certificate and regional cup for active work on the development of innovation and rationalisation - including first-time implementation at a Russian metallurgical plant - with the aim of increasing the efficiency of management of rationalisation, innovation and patent activity.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 2 april 2019 16:03

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Salzgitter eying Thyssenkrupp Tata Steel JV remedies assets sale - Report

Reuters reported that Salzgitter’s CEO Mr Heinz Joerg Fuhrmann said that he will look at any assets that Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel could divest as part of anti-trust remedies being offered to help their planned joint venture deal. He said “We would certainly look at it with interest. Business in the first three months of the year had gone quite well.”

Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel made remedy proposals to the European Commission in an effort ahead of an April 1 deadline, to get a green light to create Europe’s second-largest steelmaker after ArcelorMittal. The remedies include parts of Tata Steel’s packaging steel activities, sources told Reuters last month, which had been singled out as an area of concern, along with the automotive and electrical steel segments.

Separately, German business daily Handelsblatt said that Thyssenkrupp could also offer its Spanish hot-dip galvanising line Galmed SA as part of the proposed remedies.

Source : Reuters

voda 4 april 2019 15:03

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India’s per capita steel consumption may exceed 75kg is 2019 - Mr Sushim Banerjee

Mr Sushim Banerjee DG INSDAG in his personal capacity wrote in Financial Express that “While India needs to enhance its steel exports, meeting the domestic demand should be the basic determinant of capacity augmentation efforts. Recently, the World Steel Association has revised the October 2018 forecasts of country-wise steel consumption and these figures are being formally announced in April 2019 meeting. India has been projected to consume 96 million tonne of steel in 2018 which would rise up to 102.8 million tonne in the current year and would grow up to 110.2 million tonne in 2020. The latest steel demand estimates for India are not much of a revision of the earlier ones made in October 2018.”

Mr Banerjee wrote “Infrastructure growth would continue to remain India’s primary driver of demand for the commodity in the next few years. Slowdown in the pace of construction in roads, rail and Metro rail connectivity, dedicated freight corridors, industrial corridors, upgradation of existing major airports and the construction of minor ones, ports upgradation and mechanisation, shipbuilding, rural and urban infrastructure, real estate, etc, in the next few months would imply a hindrance to the projected demand volume of steel for a short period and then picking up the pace again. This feature has been a regular phenomenon in the economic growth of many countries. This only implies that the incremental consumption growth of 14 million tonnes of finished steel in the next two years may not follow a uniform pattern of growth. This may overshoot if the pace of construction is speeded up after the election process completes.

Mr Banerjee said “WSA report summarises a country-wise assessment of steel intensity of GDP arrived at by dividing the apparent steel usage volume by millions of real GDP in US dollar. According to this, India, with average 36.5 steel intensity, has to enhance consumption to reap the benefits of higher GDP growth in the coming years. Based on the estimated demand figures for 2019 and 2020, it has been estimated that per capita steel consumption in India is likely to exceed 75 kg by 2019. This is against the global average of 225 kg and Chinese figure of 594 kg.”

Source : Financial Express

voda 4 april 2019 15:04

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ArcelorMittal ready to move in at Essar Steel - Report

Mint reported that as ArcelorMittal inches closer to its first acquisition in India, the steel giant is readying a crack team that can take control of Essar Steel as soon as the deal is completed. Mint has learnt that the company has finalized office space in Mumbai and engaged Korn Ferry, a Los Angeles based management consultancy, to hire senior executives for the new team. Mint cited 2 sources as saying that ArcelorMittal has taken up around 300 seats at CoWrks in Mumbai, two people aware of the matter said.

Sorces also told Mint that ArcelorMittal has given Korn Ferry the mandate to review the management team at Essar Steel and hire for senior positions.

Sources added “The entire India acquisition is being driven by Aditya Mittal who has set up a large cross-functional team out of ArcelorMittal Belgium. ArcelorMittal employs several Indian expats across the world; they are likely to have identified CXOs out of the ArcelorMittal Belgium team. I think when they finally come in, they want to hit the ground running and turn the company around as soon as possible."

A senior executive at a private steel producer said ArcelorMittal may also explore executives at other steel companies. Anticipating this move, private steel producers are already identifying and ring-fencing their key talent and conducting risk-retention analysis.

Source : Mint

voda 4 april 2019 15:06

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Thyssenkrupp workers want guarantees should Tata Steel deal dissolve

Reuters reported that the head of Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe’s works council said that steel workers at Thyssenkrupp expect substantial guarantees for jobs and plants even if a planned joint venture with India’s Tata Steel falls apart. Mr Tekin Nasikkol, head of Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe’s works council, said “Should a joint venture, in theory, not happen we demand the same protection for our employees and our plants. Nine months after the signing there is still no clarity - that creates great uncertainty among employees.”

Mr Nasikkol said “He did not think that Thyssenkrupp’s management was less committed to implementing the joint venture or the break-up. They are working flat out on it.”

Powerful steel workers at Thyssenkrupp, who have long been critical of the deal, last year gave their consent in exchange for far-reaching guarantees, including job and plant protection until 2026.

Source : Reuters

voda 4 april 2019 15:07

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MMK plans to reconstruct its blast furnace No 2 in 2020

Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works plans to begin the reconstruction of blast furnace No. 2 in 2020, in line with its modernisation plans. MMK plans to radically modernise the unit, significantly reducing its environmental impact. The historically-significant blast furnace No 2 was commissioned in the summer of 1932, a few months after the launch of the plant. Currently, it produces around 3,800 tonnes of hot metal per day. As part of the modernisation process, MMK plans to dismantle and completely replace all parts of the old furnace, as well as to replace the cooling system. Equipment for the new cooling system will be supplied by the Luxembourg company Paul Wurth, which has been selected following the results of a tender which required the cooling systems presented to have horizontal cooling elements. Following its reconstruction, the new furnace will have non-lintel design. Paul Wurth will supply horizontal box coolers, highly-heat-conductive graphite blast-furnace brickwork and ramming compound. The package also includes a complete set of equipment for a stand-alone hydraulic power unit with heat exchangers and an accompanying closed-loop cooling system for chemically purified water. The installation process will be supervised on-site both during the pre-installation period and during the period between installation and the start-date of the furnace’s operation.

The casting beds will also be redesigned. The main technological equipment required for the production of pig iron and slag will be replaced by modern hydraulic equipment manufactured by Dneprohydromach. Similar equipment has already been installed on four MMK blast furnaces. Changes will affect the main transportation flumes, which will be equipped with convective cooling and will increase in size, facilitating the separation of pig iron from slag. The lining of transportation flumes will be made from refractory concrete. In addition, the flumes will also be equipped with an aspiration system air-duct. Gas-purifying equipment will also be supplied by Dneprohydromach in the form of aspiration systems for casting beds. As a result of this aspiration installation which has a suction capacity of 850,000 cubic meters per hour, the emission of pollutants into the atmosphere will be significantly reduced, improving working conditions for our metallurgists. At the moment, the site designated for the construction of the aspiration casting bed is being prepared. The construction of the new blast furnace will have no effect on MMK's overall steel production or on the quantity of finalised products as its reduced blast furnace production capacity will be compensated by increasing the capacity of the electric-furnace workshop.

MMK's blast furnace no 2 was commissioned in June 1932. It was named Komsomolka to commemorate the achievement of hundreds of Komsomol members who worked on the construction of the plant. Since then, the blast furnace has been repeatedly updated - most recently in 2000, when it was rebuilt almost from scratch. The capacity of the current blast furnace is 1,380 cubic meters. In 2010, a bell-less top charging mechanism provided by Paul Wurth was installed on blast furnace no. 2.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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voda 4 april 2019 15:08

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Welspun Corp to sell plate mill assets to Laptev Finance

Welspun Corp in a regulatory filing said that it will sell its plate mill asset to Laptev Finance. It said “The Board of Directors of the Company at its meeting held on March 30, 2019 approved the slump sale of the business undertaking of the company’sz Plates and Coils Mill Divisionto Laptev Finance Pvt Ltd for 848.5 crore.”

The business transfer agreement was executed between the two parties on March 31, and the sale is expected to be completed by end of this year.

The consolidated revenue of PCMD was INR 1,230 crore as on March 31, 2018.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 4 april 2019 15:08

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3 vessels carrying Iranian HR coils arrive at Mumbai & Kandla

Business Line reported that the worst fears of steel companies on cheap imports from Iran seem to be coming true with three vessels carrying 75,000 tonnes of Hot Rolled coil arriving at Kandla port in Mumbai last month. Sources told BL that all the three vessels carrying HR coils are loaded from Bandar Abbas port in Iran. According to a steel company executive, the allegedly illegitimate imports from Iran come far below the reference price of USD 489 a tonne, almost USD 85 cheaper than that of China. He said “Imports of steel from Iran at a lower price is not only a loss to exchequer, but also a clear violation of the US sanctions as India is only exempted to import crude from Iran.”

In fact, he added shipments directly from Iran had come to a halt in the last few months after the US sanctions but have resumed despite the Indian Steel Association apprising the government on the latest trend. In a letter written to the Ministry of Steel, the Association has urged the government to stop the clandestine dumping of steel by Iran through UAE when domestic companies are facing multiple challenges.

Source : Business Line

voda 4 april 2019 15:10

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Trump Trade War - ArcelorMittal USA CEO testifies at Congressional Steel Caucus

Mr John Brett, President and CEO ArcelorMittal USA, addressed US Congressional Steel Caucus on March 27th 2019. He said “Today, one year after President Trump announced he would use his national security authority to limit steel imports, ArcelorMittal USA is a stronger company. We just reported our best year financially since 2007. As a result, we have been able to increase our investments in our plants and our people. In 2018, ArcelorMittal invested more than USD 392 million on projects across our US operations.”

Examples of these include
Installing walking beam furnaces at our Burns Harbor facility to support the delivery of quality substrate for our automotive customers
Upgrading the hot dip galvanizing line at ArcelorMittal Cleveland to enable production of new steels with increased formability and strength
Ensuring consistent shape control at Indiana Harbor’s No. 3 continuous annealing line
Improving AM/NS Calvert’s coating and galvanizing lines to support production of 3rd generation advanced high strength steels

He said “In 2019, our capex budget will increase to approximately USD460 million, our largest capex budget in recent memory. With these additional funds, we will continue to invest in strategic projects to expand our capabilities and improve efficiency. Meeting and exceeding our customers’ expectations is the key to building a sustainable steel company for the future. “

He said Our stronger financial performance in 2018 certainly contributed to the generous 4-year labor agreement we reached with the United Steelworkers last fall. Under that contract, we agreed to pay each of our union employees a USD 4,000 bonus and pay increases of between 3 and 4% annually over the next four years. We also committed to spend a minimum of USD 3.1 billion on our facilities over the life of the agreement.”

He said “As long as mechanisms exist to limit the possibility of transshipment, we support replacing 232 tariffs on Canada and Mexico with quotas. Implementing a melted and poured provision could be one way to address circumvention concerns.”

He added “Looking ahead, I would like to say that the outlook for 2019 is equally strong. In reality, demand for our steel products is expected to be steady, at best. Although import market share for our products is the lowest since 2013, global overcapacity in steel continues to be a threat. If global steel demand softens, the U.S. market will be the destination of choice, as always, putting the investments and expansions under way in the United States at risk. Beyond trade actions that help level the playing field, there is one single act you could take to stimulate demand for steel and increase the competitiveness of American manufacturing: Pass a meaningful infrastructure package.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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voda 4 april 2019 15:11

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SMS Group to supply spiral welded pipes plant to AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe

AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe Company LLC has awarded SMS group an order covering the supply of a new Online Spiral Pipe Mill, to be installed in a new greenfield plant Plant 3 at Paris Texas USA. SMS group will be responsible for the engineering, supply and supervision of erection and commissioning of a coil preparation stand and a spiral pipe machine with submerged-arc welding (PERFECT arc®). SMS group’s PERFECT arc® technology enables energy savings of up to 30 percent compared to competitor plants. The new spiral-pipe production facility is scheduled to start producing in 2020. Material grades up to X-70 can be processed. The pipes will mainly be produced as water pipes according to AWWA (American Water Works Association) standards. The new line will be designed to make pipes of more than 16 meters (55 feet) length with an outside diameter ranging from 610 to 3,658 millimeters (24 to 144 inches). The maximum wall thickness will be 25.4 millimeters (1.0 inch). The mill will operate in the so-called one-step online process with submerged-arc welding from the inside and outside taking place directly after spiral pipe forming.

Often the productivity of spiral pipe welding systems is restricted by the welding speeds of submerged arc welding. PERFECT arc® power sources allow an increase in productivity of up to 20 percent, while process stability remains constant. The systems operate with IGBT (Insulated-Gate Bipolar Transistor) power electronics with fully digital welding current control. No transformers are required. As a result, the welding machines can attain an efficiency rate of over 90 percent. Compared to older welding techniques, significant energy savings (up to 30 percent) are possible, depending on the operating point.

This new plant will enable AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe to expand its production by a very high tonnage of spiral-welded steel pipes for the municipal water and wastewater transmission markets, industrial, hydroelectric and power markets including large diameter fabrication for treatment plants and pump stations.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 4 april 2019 15:12

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Tata Steel supports logic of JV with ThyssenKrupp

Reuters reported that Tata Steel Ltd said that it supports the logic behind a joint venture with ThyssenKrupp, days after the company’s submitted proposals to the European Commission to get a nod to the proposed partnership. A Tata Steel spokesman in an emailed statement to Reuters said “We continue to engage in a constructive dialogue with the European Commission and believe our proposals address their concerns, and still very much support the industrial logic of the joint venture,” said

Tata Steel and ThyssenKrupp had proposed to combine their steel operations in Europe, which would form the region's second-biggest steelmaker. However, the deal has not been approved because of concerns about its impact on competition. The European Commission has said the deal could limit competition in the markets for steel for car parts, packaging such as food and aerosol cans and electrical steel for engineering products including transformers. Under the new proposal, which is yet not public, both the companies will be selling some units across Europe to meet the Commission's antitrust criteria, Reuters reported last month.

Source : Reuters

voda 4 april 2019 15:16

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Neelachal Ispat Nigam Limited reports growth of 126% over 2017-18

ET reported that Neelachal Ispat Nigam Limited achieved net sales turnover of Rs 2,100 crore in the 2018-19, registering a growth of 126% over the 2017-18, highest ever net sales turnover achieved since inception of NINL, a joint venture between MMTC Ltd and state government PSUs.

With the addition of high value added billets, TMT, wire rods, structurals through conversion agents, NINL's top-line is expected to reach about INR 4000 crore in the 2019-20 fiscal.

The company said with raw materials from captive mines it expects to further boost its bottomline in the financial year 2019-20.

NINL operates an integrated iron and steel plant at Kalinganagar, Duburi, in Odisha's Jajpur district.

Source : ET

voda 4 april 2019 15:18

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Salzgitter AG and Tenova ink MoU for the pursuit of the SALCOS project for CO2-reduced Steel Production based on Hydrogen

Tenova and Salzgitter AG declared officially a mutual cooperation for the realization of SALCOS (SAlzgitter Low CO2 Steelmaking) by signing a MoU on April 02, in the context of Hannover Messe 2019. SALCOS is a revolutionary concept for a significantly CO2-reduced steel production, commonly developed by the two companies. The aim is to undergo a stepwise transformation process of the integrated steel making route, moving from carbon-intensive steel production based on Blast-Furnaces towards a Direct Reduction and Electric Arc Furnace route, including the flexible incremental utilization of hydrogen. This concept is capable of reducing CO2 emissions up to 95% with respect to the entire steel production route.

The cooperation aims at jointly applying for public funding of the SALCOS project.

In this context, Tenova will provide the ENERGIRON-ZR-direct reduction technology, the innovative HYL Direct Reduction Technology with integrated CO2 absorption system, jointly developed by Tenova and Danieli.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 4 april 2019 15:20

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Odisha iron ore output in 201-19 rises by 13% YoY to 118.5 million tonne

Business Standard reported that iron ore production in Odisha which accounts for half of the iron ore output of the whole country rose by 12.8% to 118.5 million tonne in FY 19 riding on healthy domestic demand. In the previous fiscal, the state had clocked 104.98 million tonnes of ore. The higher growth in iron ore production has boosted the overall mineral output in the state which reached 289.55 million tonne in FY 19 from 270.84 million tonne in the previous year.

Similarly, mining revenue collection of Odisha reached a new peak of INR 10294.39 crore (provisional) in 2018-19, which represented an increase of about 68 per cent over the preceding year’s collection of INR 6130 crore.

Source : Business Standard

voda 4 april 2019 15:53

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GMS Market Commentary on Shipbreaking in Pakistan in Week 13 - GLIMMER?!

A glimmer of light has finally been seen in Pakistan this week, with a few more enquiries emerging and end buyers waking up to the fact that there is no way for them to secure any tonnage, if they continue to offer the sort of rates being tabled at present. Fundamentals haven’t helped in the recent past either, especially for a currency that lost almost 20% of its value overnight late last year, but some stability is finally being seen on ship rates. Even local steel plate prices firmed up this week, to the tune of nearly USD 9/Ton, further encouraging local Buyers to improve their offers.

While plots remain virtually empty with small 1K - 2K LDT units arriving locally, as local port reports will testify, it is now only a matter of time before the desperation and hunger to acquire units, consumes Gadani end users to the point local offers start firming and activity resumes at acceptable levels.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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