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Scunthorpe MP Calls for Decisive Action to Save UK Steel Industry Grimsby Telegraph reported Scunthorpe's MP has warned UK government that Britain's steel industry needs decisive action to stop it from lurching from one crisis to another and to speed up a deal that would save British Steel from receivership, potentially rescuing thousands of jobs. Scunthorpe MP Nic Dakin, who is also chairman of the All-party Parliamentary Group on Steel, led a debate on how to revive the industry across the country. He warned MPs that messages of support alone for British Steel after it went into liquidation in May would not be enough to save the industry. Mr Dakin said that "We are now reaching a crunch time when warm words need to be matched with further actions to close the deal with prospective buyers. Over the last few years we have bounced from one steel challenge to another.” He added that "Instead of lurching from one crisis to another the UK needs a Government that will put a plan for steel in place by responding positively to ... strategic asks made by steel MPs, steel trade unions and steel employers with one loud, consistent voice. The threat of a no-deal exit from the EU is what has sparked the current crisis.” He added that "Anyone who talks blithely of a no-deal exit is risking steel jobs and steel livelihoods throughout the supply chain - no-deal risks no steel." Source : Grimsby Telegraph
Tata Steel UK Launches Platinum Plus Guarantee for Buildings Tata Steel UK announce the launch of its new Platinum Plus guarantee, designed to offer assurance to architects, specifiers and building owners with the provision of tailored specification advice, technical support and a guaranteed system performance of up to thirty years. The Platinum Plus guarantee provides customers with the assurance of a high-quality, robust and enduring building system, supported by Tata Steel’s comprehensive service. This includes tailored specification advice to suit the building’s function, technical assistance and on-site installation checks, all to ensure long-term performance and confirm that it is constructed correctly, subsequently lowering the cost of ownership through the building’s life. Specifiers offered the Platinum Plus guarantee can be confident that their Tata Steel system has been designed with the specific needs of the project and the building’s end-function in mind, featuring high-quality components carefully selected from a range of compatible roofing and cladding products. All components will have been independently tested and certified, as well as being responsibly sourced and fully traceable through the manufacturer’s reputable supply chain partners. What’s more, as a result of Tata Steel’s status as an EPD Programme Operator, the manufacturer can provide third-party verified, product-specific EPD’s, helping to contribute towards a more sustainable means of construction and increased BREEAM and LEED scores. Tata Steel has also developed an online specification builder, enabling designers and specifiers to easily view 3D product previews in the complete colour range, generate building envelope system solutions and manage multiple specifications, all using the efficient online tool. Source : specificationonline.co.uk
Australia Levies AD Duty on 9 Strand Steel Wire Rope Imports from South Africa The Australian Anti-Dumping Commission has revised the definition of anti dumping duties on steel wire rope from South African as South African exporters were selling their steel wire rope with one extra strand in order to avoid tariffs. Therefore, the products under HS code 731210 will be imposed an anti-dumping duty which was traced back from February 11th, 2019, and the nine-strand ropes will be involved. As a result, imports of the circumvention goods from South Africa entered for home consumption on and after 11 February 2019 will become subject to interim dumping duty, a combination of fixed and variable duty method ie Scaw South Africa Pty Ltd 27.2% and all other exporters 28.9%. The investigation was based on the application by Bekaert Wire Ropes Pty Ltd. The company said the South African exporters sold the nine-strand wire ropes into the Australian market to escape from the anti-dumping duties. The tariff on steel wire rope was firstly imposed on December 18th, 2017. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Kobe Steel Establishes Kobelco Europe in Germany as European HQ Kobe Steel Ltd announced that it established Kobelco Europe GmbH earlier this month to serve as the European headquarters for the Kobe Steel Group. KEU has grown out of an existing company, Kobelco Machinery Europe GmbH in Munich Germany. KME was established in 2012 as a base for Kobe Steel’s Machinery Business in Europe, mainly the marketing of nonstandard compressors and tire and rubber machinery. KEU plans to continue the business activities of KME, while strengthening the management of Kobe Steel’s operations in Europe, starting with corporate governance and compliance. KEU aims to further promote coordination among the Kobe Steel Group companies in the region. Owing to good access, KEU will also be responsible for the Group’s locations in the Middle East. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Mr Boris Johnson Will Back British Steel with Taxpayer Cash Telegraph UK quoted Mr Boris Johnson as saying that British Steel will still be bankrolled by the Government until a buyer is found, if he becomes prime minister. Mr Johnson, leading the battle for No 10, promised to back the Scunthorpe-based company that was put in compulsory liquidation under the control of the Official Receiver in May. British Steel collapsed when owner Greybull failed to secure a £30m state bailout, throwing into jeopardy the jobs of its 5,000 staff and another 20,000 positions in its supply chain. Source : Telegraph UK
Baumuller Dravinja Commissions New Painting System Slovenian subsidiary of the German manufacturer of drive and automation systems Baumüller, Baumuller Dravinja doo, hosted a topping out ceremony for the construction of a new production hall in Slovenske Konjice in May 2019. The Baumüller Group has placed the largest individual investment in this location to expand the Slovenian site, which is located approx. 30 km southwest of Maribor. The construction phase, lasting roughly 1 year, should be completed by early 2020. The expansion will result in approx. 1,300 m² of additional production space and upon completion will contain a new state-of-the-art painting system. The production space will thus increase to over 10,000 m². In addition to steel sheet solutions, stainless steel and aluminum solutions are also produced at the Konjice production site in Slovenia. The products made from steel sheeting, mainly consisting of control cabinets, housings or machine casings, are powder-coated and used on machines or systems in industrial manufacturing, for instance. From the design of the component all the way to production, the experts at Baumüller Dravinja cover the entire range of services for demanding custom-made items right up to high-volume products. The new painting system is complaint with corrosion protection class C5, meaning it can be used for the coating of offshore components. Furthermore, larger components than previously, weighing up to 700 kg can now be processed. Capacity will also be expanded, so that upon completion two modern painting booths will be available. The technical innovations will be complemented by an intelligent integrated production planning system. Using scheduling and sequence restrictions, the system pools orders and determines the optimum utilization. Additional points in favor of the system to consider are: energy efficiency, noise protection and maintenance of good air quality. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Salzgitter Flachstahl Building New Hot Dip Galvanizing Line Salzgitter AG’s subsidiary Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH has launched its “Hot Dip Galvanizing 3” (FV3) project and one of its largest single investments of the last decade. The plant engineering SMS Group based in Düsseldorf is the company’s project partner. The new production facility, with an annual capacity of 500,000 tonnes, supplements SZFG’s already existing hot dip galvanizing lines. FV3 is due to become operational in 2022. Advanced-high strength steels for chassis and body applications that play an important role in lightweight automotive construction and in vehicle security are then to be produced. The new facilities will produce hot-dip galvanized strips with thicknesses of between 0.7 and 2.5 millimeters and width of between 900 and 1,700 millimeters. The strip that is wound into coils has a maximum weight of 32 tons. The production of high-strength and advanced-high strength steel grades is enabled through the very high cooling rates and the integration of an oxidization/reduction process in FV3’s furnace. Source : Strategic Research Institute
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ArcelorMittal Announces Pricing of Bond Issue Luxembourg, July 12, 2019 08:00 CET – ArcelorMittal (“the Company” or "the Issuer") completed yesterday the pricing of its offering of US$750 million aggregate principal amount of its 3.600% notes due 2024 (the “Series 2024 Notes”) and US$500 million aggregate principal amount of its 4.250% notes due 2029 (the “Series 2029 Notes”). The proceeds to ArcelorMittal (before expenses), amounting to approximately $1.2 billion, will be used for general corporate purposes including future repayment of existing indebtedness and to partially pre-fund commitments under the Essar acquisition financing facility. The offering is scheduled to close on July 16, 2019, subject to satisfaction of customary conditions. etc.corporate.arcelormittal.com/news-and-...
EU HRC: Ilva force majeure has limited impact Published date: 12 July 2019 Share: Steelmaker ArcelorMittal Italia's force majeure had little impact on European hot-rolled coil pricing today, highlighting the malaise engulfing the marketplace. The Argus daily Italian index actually shed €2/t to reach €454.25/t ex-works, while the headline northwest Europe marker was down by €0.50/t at €474.75/t ex-works. ArcelorMittal had to rapidly hot idle blast furnace two and four at its Taranto works yesterday, as unions went on strike after high winds toppled a crane and threw a worker into the sea. The strike was cancelled yesterday evening, and workers returned today. Blast furnace four was started this morning and the number of ladles blocked with cast iron was "gradually decreasing", the company said. Nevertheless, one large buyer said it was already witnessing delays to deliveries from Ilva. Structural coil grades from a German mill were also delayed. One Italian steelmaker has withdrawn from the market in the past day or two, having sold as low as €440/t ex-works for remaining July production. Another mill has sold at similar levels and perhaps slightly higher, but some said it was having issues sourcing CIS substrate. A Serbian producer was said to have sold as low as €465/t effective base, putting it almost in line with domestic Italian mills. One mill is signalling price increases for September, as are some others. Most buyers said they believe there will be a big push from steelmakers to try and get price rises in the third quarter as the margin squeeze intensifies — the $120-125/dry mt iron ore seen of late will only be consumed in September. But with sentiment so low, most buyers said they think it will be difficult for mills to increase selling prices. The continuing automotive issues are still weighing on other sectors throughout Europe, with mills and service centres trying to offset the decline in auto demand with shipments into other general industry segments. This was hitting margins among service centres, but also feeding into decent stock levels for end-users, which were happy to hold off from purchasing in anticipation of price reductions. Industrial activity has disappointed of late, with summer seeming to start earlier than usual, despite eurozone industrial production nudging up by 0.9pc in May. One service centre said it had sufficient stock for the next five months, around 20pc more than it would normally carry. Imports remained largely shut out by low domestic prices, although there was a plethora of third-country material on offer. An Egyptian offer was heard at €493/t cif Bilbao for small tonnages of around 2,000t, with the trader margin included. Indian material was offered to the same port at around €475/t cif, both of which were uninteresting for buyers. With domestic lead times short and pricing at parity to, or below, imports, appetite for overseas coil was limited. There was talk of one Japanese mill offering to Iberia, perhaps as low as €460/t cif, although this could not be confirmed. Another Japanese mill recently sold to Turkey at around $490-515/t cfr, a very competitive level. European offers to Turkey had been heard at around $500-510/t cfr, but these seem to have dissipated in the past few days. A Turkish mill was still offering around €455/t cif to Italy, but was not receiving many orders. Another Turkish seller said workable prices were as low as €440/t cif, which was below cost and so not interesting. Only one Turkish mill was really active in the European market.www.argusmedia.com/en/news/1938967-eu...
Essar Steel Insolvency - Lenders Move Supreme Court against NCLAT Order State Bank of India led committee of creditors of the debt-laden Essar Steel approached the Supreme Court, challenging last week’s National Company Law Appellate Tribunal order that reduced its share of the sale proceeds from 90% to 60%, apart from putting the operational creditors at par with financial creditors in terms of settlement of claims. The CoC said that this decision would discourage banks from initiating insolvency proceedings against any defaulting company. This decision means that the financial creditors would have to take a bigger loss on their outstanding dues and this is not in public interest. CoC said that the Supreme Court in its earlier ruling had held that the financial creditors and operational creditors could not be treated at par. The CoC in its appeal before the apex court stated that it has power to deal with all commercial aspects of the resolution plan submitted by ArcelorMittal India. Citing the NCLAT’s earlier order, it said that what should be the percentage of claim amount payable to anyone financial creditor or the operational creditor or secured creditor or unsecured creditor can be looked into by the CoC. It even cited the 2015 Banking Law Reforms Committee report that empowered the CoC to decide the distribution amongst the stakeholders lenders. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Allahabad Bank Reports INR 900 Crore Fraud in Bhushan Power and Steel Limited PTI reported that Allahabad Bank said that fraud has been reported on the basis of forensic audit investigation findings and a CBI case against the company and its directors, alleging diversion of funds from banking system by Bhushan Power and Steel Limited. Allahabad Bank said it has been observed that the company has misappropriated bank funds and manipulated books of accounts to raise funds from consortium lender banks. It said that the bank has already made provisions amounting to INR 900 crore against its exposure in BPSL.” Last week, PNB had reported a fraud worth INR 3,805 crore by the bankrupt steel company by misappropriating bank funds and manipulating its books of accounts. According to the CBI, BPSL diverted around INR 2,348 crore through its directors and staff from the loan accounts of PNB (IFB New Delhi & IFB Chandigarh), Oriental Bank of Commerce (Calcutta), IDBI Bank (Calcutta) and Uco Bank (IFB Calcutta) into the accounts of more than 200 shell companies without any obvious purpose. The agency said the company in doing so had misused the funds and the FIR named chairman Sanjay Singhal, vice-chairman Aarti Singhal, along with other directors as suspects. Source : PTI
ArcelorMittal Italia Declares Force Majeure ArcelorMittal Italia has declared force majeure following a crane accident last Wednesday at its Taranto works and blast furnaces two and four taken off line for two days. ArcelorMittal Italia informed in a letter “The declaration follows the authorities' seizure of the pier No 4 at the Taranto works for investigation. As a result of the seizure, ArcelorMittal Italia is unable to fully operate in the affected areas for the foreseeable future and therefore by this letter we inform you that our ability to perform our obligations under our contracts will likely be prevented, delayed, hindered or otherwise adversely affected.” The company added "To date, we are unable to determine how long this force majeure will continue.” The Taranto works, formerly operated by Ilva and acquired by ArcelorMittal last year, is Italy's largest flat products works. It was expected to produce around 5 million tonnes of flat products in 2019, up from 4.5 million tonnes in 2018 and will be targeting its full capacity of 9.5-10 million tonnes a year in four to five years' time. Source : Strategic Research Institute
AIL SSP Rolled Stainless Steel to Power Chandrayan 2 Steel Authority of India Limited and Indian Space Research Organisation have developed Russian grade ICSS-1218-321(12X18H10T) austenitic stabilized stainless steel for construction of the cryogenic rocket engines, which will power Chandrayan 2 mission planned for July 15, 2019. Scientists from Liquid Propulsion System Centre of ISRO and the SAIL team at Salem Steel Plant have collaborated and successfully rolled a trial batch of stainless steel coils at Salem. In this, Electro Slag Remelted and forged slabs conforming to ICSS-1218-321 austenitic stainless steel slabs provided by ISRO were successfully hot rolled in the Hot Rolling Steckel Mill at SSP. This hot rolled coil of 4 mm thickness was further cold rolled to 2.3 mm thickness as required by ISRO. This 2.3 mm thick sheet has been used in the cryogenic engine CE20 divergent of the Chandrayan mission. The CE20 engine of ISRO has a double walled chamber, where 2.3 /0.6 mm thick 321 stainless steel sheets are used. In this chamber, the 2.3 mm stainless sheets provided by SSP are used. Besidesthis another five engines were manufactured with SSP made ICSS-1218-321 sheets. With this major breakthrough, SAIL and LPSC authorities are optimistic that the present initiative would be followed up and replicated for ISRO’s further requirements in grades like 304L and 316 Ti. Source : Strategic Research Institute
MSIS Scientists Develop 30 Shades of Steel Researchers from the National University of Science and Technology "MISIS" developed a database that will help create new grades of steels. This will speed up the process of creating innovative steel grades with specified strength and ductility at least 10 times, which will allow manufacturing car bodies of the most complex shapes. In modern materials science, the basis for the synthesis of new materials is the so-called phase state diagrams, which show the interaction of chemical elements at different temperatures. Based on this information, it is possible to predict the physical properties and microstructure of alloys, and, most importantly, the conditions and technology for their production. By studying and collecting thermodynamic parameters, scientists create a database for use in specialized programs that allow modeling new materials. For the developers it is a kind of "cheat sheet," according to which they develop a technology for creating new materials with the required properties. The production of flexible steels for car bodies, capable of bending into the most complex shapes, but at the same time withstands the load on impact, is very topical for the industry. It is known that the strength and ductility of steel can be increased by adding lanthanum. However, the overall mechanism of rare earth elements' influence on steel properties remained unknown until recent times. Thermodynamic database which describes the interaction of iron and carbon with lanthanum additives makes it possible to accurately assume the phase composition, crystallization temperature and microstructure of the material. Such a database is created by researchers from NUST MISIS. This data allows optimizing the development of new steels, as it significantly reduces the time to search for new compositions and conduct the necessary experiments. With the database, the period of development of new steel grades can be reduced from 1 year to 1-2 months. Vladimir Cheverikin, paper co-author, senior researcher at NUST MISIS Center "Materials Termochemistry," explained that "In our work, we managed to experimentally confirm all the thermodynamic data of the La-Fe-C (lanthanum-iron-carbon) system. For instance, to clarify the chemical reactions between the elements of the system we obtained about 30 alloys with different chemical compositions.” Source : Phys.Org
Indonesia Association Cries for Help over Influx of Imported Steel The Jakarta Post reported that Indonesian Iron and Steel Industry Association has expressed concern over the large influx of imported steel amid the declining national steel industry marked by the need to restructure state-owned steel maker PT Krakatau Steels. IISIA executive director Mr Yerry Idroes said the increase in steel imports had not only occurred in upstream products such as hot rolled coil, plate, cold rolled coil and wire rod, but also in downstream products such as coated sheet. He said that “Statistics Indonesia records that from January to March, imports of iron and steel grew 14.75% YoY to USD 2.76 billion. Steel and iron imports were the fourth-largest compared to other commodities.” Mr Yerry explained the large increase in steel imports in the first quarter of 2019 was triggered by the existence of an import agreement letter by the Trade Ministry on the import quota for carbon steels and other mixed steels. Because of the letter, foreign steel producers conducted circumvention to avoid high tariffs by including a small portion of other substances such as boron and chromium into their products so that they were included in the mixed steels category. Source : The Jakarata Post
Nippon Steel to Sell Off USD 1.9 Billion Assets to Buy Essar Steel Nikkei reported that Nippon Steel will offload as much as JPY 200 billion (USD 1.85 billion) in assets through March 2021, going beyond its original sales plan to finance the acquisition of India's Essar Steel. The sales will center on fixed assets, such as cross-shareholdings and land. Executive Vice President Mr Katsuhiro Miyamoto told Nikkei that "We intend to use the capital for things like the Essar acquisition.” Nippon Steel had initially planned to sell 100 billion yen in assets in the three years through fiscal 2020 but decided to boost the amount after it closed in on that goal last year. The plan to buy Essar Steel through a joint venture with ArcelorMittal is in its final stages, with a formal agreement expected to be signed as early as this fiscal year. Nippon Steel and ArcelorMittal have agreed to a purchase price of INR 420 billion (USD 6.15 billion), split between both companies, with additional investment afterward to upgrade production facilities. Source : Nikkei
Tata Steel Update on Production & Sales Volumes in Q1 of 2019-20 Tata Steel has announced its production and sales performance for Q1 of 2019-20. Tata Steel said “Global business confidence has dipped sharply in recent months amidst broader economic weakness and the uncertainty around the ongoing US-China trade conflict, which has had an adverse effect on investment decisions, capex spend and trade flows. Consequently, steel prices across many geographies declined in 1QFY20. This coincided with a sharp rise in iron ore prices due to supply disruptions and elevated coking coal costs. As a result, market spreads for steel producers globally have been affected.” Zie pdf voor cijfers It said “In India, the liquidity issues in the NBFC and banking sector along with rural stress have negatively impacted sentiments and overall economic activities including domestic consumption. Despite this, Tata Steel India’s 1QFY20 production increased by 20%YoY with consolidation of Tata Steel BSL for the full quarter and higher capacity utilization at both Tata Steel Standalone and Tata Steel BSL. 1QFY20 sales volume improved by 16%YoY primarily with consolidation of Tata Steel BSL for full quarter.” It said “In Europe, the steel industry is facing significant headwinds in terms of lower economic growth and trade flow uncertainty that is impacting steel consuming products. Tata Steel Europe’s 1QFY20 production was impacted by planned shutdowns and unplanned outages during the quarter. This coupled with sluggish demand affected the sales volume in 1QFY20.” Tata Steel said “The resumption of trade talks between U.S. and China and the recent Union Budget announcements in India to resolve some of the liquidity issues are expected to trigger an improvement in business sentiment globally and in India. This is expected to translate into a stronger business performance in second half of the financial year.” Source : Strategic Research Institute
Severstal reports Q2 2019 operational results PAO Severstal announced its operational results for Q2 2019. Hot metal output declined QoQ in Q2 2019 to 2.30 million tonnes (Q1 2019: 2.36 million tonnes) due to short-term maintenance works at BF#1, BF#4 and BF#5. Crude steel production remained almost flat at 3.06 million tonnes (Q1 2019: 3.04 million tonnes) mainly reflecting EAF steel output growth. Consolidated steel product sales remained unchanged q/q at 2.84 million tonnes in Q2 2019 (Q1 2019: 2.83 million tonnes). The share of domestic sales rose to 70% due to the increased attractiveness of domestic sales (Q1 2019: 65%). The share of high value-added products within the sales portfolio increased 2 ppts to 46% (Q1 2019: 44%), reflecting a decline in sales of semi-finished, hot rolled coil products and higher sales of galvanised, colour-coated and large diameter pipes. Coking coal concentrate sales volumes from Vorkutaugol declined 7% due to planned short-term modernisation works at coal beneficiation facilities in Q2 2019. Meanwhile run-of-mine (ROM) coal production at Vorkutaugol in Q2 2019 increased 13% QoQ. Iron ore pellet sales increased 2% to 2.90 million tonnes (Q1 2019: 2.83 million tonnes) due to seasonal factors despite a q/q decline in production. Iron ore concentrate sales volumes increased 10% to 1.43 million tonnes (Q1 2019: 1.30 million tonnes) following production growth. H1 2019 GROUP HIGHLIGHTS Hot metal output increased 1% YoY in H1 2019 to 4.67 million tonnes (H1 2018: 4.61 million tonnes) driven by the improved efficiency of maintenance works and the higher quality of raw materials. Crude steel production increased to 6.10 million tonnes (H1 2018: 6.03 million tonnes) mainly reflecting EAF steel output growth and higher productivity of aggregates. Coking coal concentrate sales volumes from Vorkutaugol increased 44% YoY driven by coal production growth. Iron ore concentrate sales volumes increased 3% YoY to 2.73 million tonnes (H1 2018: 2.66 million tonnes) mainly reflecting ramp-up of the Yakovlevskiy mine. The share of HVA products remained high in H1 2019 at 45% which primarily reflects higher sales of galvanised and colour-coated sales following the launch of new product lines, which reached their full utilisation rates in Q1 2019, as well as higher sales of hot rolled thick plate YoY.. Source : Strategic Research Institute
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