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  1. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 11:51
    ArcelorMittal SA concludes contract manufacturing deal with Highveld

    Reuters reported that a contract manufacturing agreement has now been concluded between Arcelormittal South Africa, Highveld and HSM. This will result in re-opening of Highveld heavy section mill by business rescue practitioner. Agreement will operate for an initial period of two years with an option to extend for a further period of one year

    Re-opening of heavy section mill is a positive development and will result in added benefit of creating further jobs.

    Application that has been submitted to International Trade Administration Commission in this regard will need to be finalized.

    Detail regarding implementation is being finalised but it is envisaged that heavy sections mill will begin operations in 2017.

    Source : Reuters
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  2. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 11:54
    RINL may breathe easy if it gets iron ore block in Chhattsigarh

    Hindu reported that long awaited dream of the Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited of having captive iron ore mines may become a reality with the Ministry of Steel indicating recently that a block in Bailadilla of Chhattisgarh would be allotted to the navratna company. If not fully, it would give it a breather to some extent in providing raw material security.

    RINL is facing a Herculean task to survive in a highly competitive market due to high production cost. Sources told The Hindu that while the RINL spends around 60% of production cost on sourcing raw material, it is just 40% for other major steelmakers including SAIL, Jindal and Tata Steel as they are blessed with captive mines.

    Visakha Steel Employees’ Congress (recognised union) general secretary Mantri Rajasekhar said that “Union Steel Secretary Aruna Sharma gave a categoric assurance that by March 31, we will get an ore block in Chhattsigarh.”

    The RINL is meeting its iron ore requirements by sourcing it from the National Mineral Development Corporation with which it has a long-term agreement. Bastar district has many iron ore mines owned by the NMDC.

    The RINL needs nearly 1.5 tonne ore to produce one million tonnes of steel. The requirement will go up as it is expected to add another million tonnes achieving a production capacity of 7.3 million tonnes in a year.

    The capacity addition is made possible by undertaking capital repairs of the blast furnaces and other vital facilities with an investment of INR 5,000 crore. Earlier, it expanded capacity from three million tonne to 6.3 million tonne by spending INR 16,500 crore.

    The proposal to float a special purpose vehicle with the AP Mineral Development Corporation to undertake iron ore mining in Kukunoor in West Godavari district is pending approval from the Ministry of Mines.

    Source : Hindu
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  3. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 11:55
    New Zealand launches anti dumping probe into Chinese galvanized steel imports

    Business Desk reported that Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has launched an investigation into claims Chinese galvanised steel coil imports have been dumped on the local market, causing “material injury” to New Zealand industry, and the case will end up on the table of newly appointed Commerce Minister Jacqui Dean.

    The investigation kicked off on December 19 and was entered into the government’s gazette. The MBIE initiation report shows New Zealand Steel, a subsidiary of ASX-listed Bluscope, filed a complaint in September, claiming ” imports of Chinese steel coil are being subsidised by the Government of China and have caused material injury to the New Zealand industry”.

    MBIE determined NZ Steel provided enough evidence that the Chinese coil was subsidised, using “information sourced from subsidy applications made by steel industries in other countries, and resulting subsidy investigations, which found that the GOC was subsiding Chinese steel producers to the detriment of their domestic producers”.

    The government department said it considers there’s enough evidence that Chinese imports are undercutting NZ Steel, leading to lower prices for the company which meant it wasn’t able to recover increasing costs, putting a squeeze on profit and investment.
    MBIE couldn’t find enough evidence that there had been a significant increase in the volume of imports relative to domestic production, or that NZ Steel’s loss of market share could be solely attributed to the Chinese rival.

    It said that “On the totality of the information provided by NZ Steel, including information reasonably available to it, MBIE is satisfied that the company has provided sufficient evidence to warrant initiating an investigation.”

    Chinese steel imports have been a bone of contention around the world, with world’s most populous nation facing down Europe and US claims of dumping. When New Zealand was dragged into the matter in June, there were claims that Kiwi companies could face a backlash if the government pursued an anti-dumping probe.

    The report said New Zealand officials have discussed the issue with their Chinese counterparts, who claimed the application didn’t provide sufficient evidence to support the claims, and that it “recites and repeats old or irrelevant information; the injury information is feeble and has nothing to link any alleged lack of profitability to Chinese imports in distinction to general market conditions, the applicant’s own costs, and the presence in the market of higher volumes of galvanised steel from other export sources”.

    Source : BusinessDesk
  4. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 11:56
    Vietnam hires foreign consulting company for steel planning

    The Vietnam ministry of industry and trade on December 22 announced that Minister Tran Tuan Anh has decided to hire a foreign consulting company operating in Vietnam to draft an investment plan on steel by 2025 and visions till 2035.

    The wastewater treatment system of Formosa steel company who must complete waste treatment items to resume production. The company released untreated wastewater devastating central region sea early this year

    The foreign firm will bring out the development trend of the steel industry in the Southeast Asian region and the world. In addition, it will make clear the competitiveness of the country’s steel industry compared to the region and the world, standards to choose contractors and technologies, and environment impacts of the draft plan.

    The message which minster Tran Tuan Anh wants to send to the plan drafting board is not to barter environment for steel projects, according the ministry.

    That is the second draft plan on Vietnam’s steel production. After the company completes its estimation works by the second quarter next year, the ministry will issue the third one and submit it to the Prime Minister to consider and make a final decision. Previously in September, Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung affirmed that Vietnam needs to boost basic industries including steel to be successful in the country’s industrialization cause.

    Source : SGGP
  5. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 11:59
    Chinese steel mills will forced to upgrade their products - Report
    Published on Tue, 27 Dec 2016

    China Daily reported that all Chinese steel manufacturers will be forced to upgrade their products and expand sales channels if the European Union and the United States continue to use the surrogate country system in anti-dumping investigations.

    Mr Yao Lin vice-president of Ansteel Group in Liaoning province said that "We are paying close attention and are worried about the tendency of the EU and US toward steel protectionism.”

    Mr Yao said that "The EU has frequently resorted to restrictive measures since the start of 2016, as it blames Chinese steel products for its glutted industry. It is groundless, as Europe's steel woes stem from a weak economy. The EU should be rational and take an objective view, instead of adopting protectionist policies that impede competition. The Pearl River Delta is an important base for auto and home appliance manufacturing. Building a presence there allows us to bring our steel products to many of China's most important buyers."

    Eager to restore its earning ability, Ansteel has taken measures to avoid financial losses in exports to those markets. It opened a new plant in April to make high-end steel products for automotive and home appliance manufacturing to offset the weak demand for low-end steel. The facility, constructed in the southern metropolis of Guangzhou, is part of a joint venture with Guangzhou Automobile Group and German multinational ThyssenKrupp. The first phase cost 1.5 billion yuan ($217 million; 205 million euros; 171 million) and has an annual production capacity of 450,000 tons of steel plate.

    Their comments came on Dec 12, after China notified the secretariat of the World Trade Organization that it had requested dispute consultations with the US and the EU regarding the special calculation methodology they use in anti-dumping proceedings. Those countries already impose high tariffs on Chinese steel products, leading to a sharp fall in exports of China's seamless steel pipes and tubes.

    Source : China Daily
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  6. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 12:00
    Mobarakeh Steel officials in Karachi to explore Pakistan Steel Mills deal

    Business Recorder reported that a 10-member delegation of Mobarakeh Steel Company of Iran has reached Karachi to examine possibilities of acquiring Pakistan Steel Mills as China’s Boa Steel Group is almost silent after showing interest in the entity.

    Privatisation process of PSM has been restarted after decision on it was made in the CCOP meeting presided over by Finance Minister Senator Ishaq Dar on July 4, 2016.

    Secretary Industries and Production, Khizer Hayat Gondal informed a parliamentary panel last week that the government is determined to privatise the PSM but it is facing difficulties in finding prospective buyers in the market.

    Well-informed sources told Business Recorder that the accounts of PSM have not been audited for the last three years and it is difficult for auditors to evaluate the actual price of the national asset. The auditors have also not decided that PSM should be privatised as a going concern.

    Source : Business Recorder
  7. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 12:01
    Chinese government punishes Jiangsu Huada Steel & Hebei Anfeng Steel for breaking rules

    Global Times reported that the State Council, China's cabinet, has punished two steelmakers for violated rules and regulations, reflecting the central government's determination to control the capacity glut. According to a statement published on the central government, Jiangsu Huada Steel Co Ltd and Hebei Anfeng Steel Co Ltd have violated the rules and regulations by launching new steel projects.

    As per government “Huada, located in East China's Jiangsu Province, has illegally produced steel, which had a negative impact on the local industry. Anfeng, located in North China's Hebei Province, was ordered to tear down its obsolete furnaces.”

    The State Council has issued warnings to two vice governors from Jiangsu and Hebei after it was revealed that steel companies in the two provinces were still seeking to add capacity despite the government’s plans to cut steel production.

    The State Council and the Central Committee of the People’s Republic of China had issued an administrative demerit record to Jiangsu vice-governor Ma Qiulin and an administrative warning to Hebei vice-governor Zhang Jiehui. A further 111 personnel from Jiangsu and 27 from Hebei were also to be held accountable for the breach of regulations.

    Jiangsu and Hebei provinces have been ordered to rectify the unapproved steel capacity in both companies. Blast furnaces of less than 1,000 cubic metres and converters of below 100 tonnes at Hebei Anfeng were also to be dismantled.

    Source : Global Times
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  8. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 12:04
    NZ experts play down China trade warning over steel

    Radionz reported that New Zealand ministry of business, innovation and employment launched the investigation after steel making company New Zealand Steel complained that China was damaging its business. China responded by calling the inquiry discrimination, and said it would hamper trade between the two countries.

    New Zealand China Council executive director Mr Stephen Jacobi said exporters here should not be worried. He said that "I don't think they're threatening trade retaliation. I don't think that you can read too much into the rather ritualistic statements that have been made from China. He added that "I think this is par for the course in these sorts of things. Such statements are routine whether you deal with the Chinese, the Americans or whoever."

    He said the trade rules existed so New Zealand manufacturers had a means of recourse but that they set a very high hurdle to prove not only dumping but that a company or industry had been harmed by the subsidisation.

    There were not only the World Trade Organisation rules to consider but those in the bilateral free trade agreement.

    "If we all stick to the trade rules, New Zealand sticks to the rules, China sticks to the rules... I can't see that there's going to be a particularly negative reaction on our trade."

    He said while China was worried about the global reaction to its difficulties in the steel industry, it would be over reacting to try to link Zespri's kiwifruit being held up at the Chinese border in August, with the anti-dumping complaint.

    An international relations lecturer agreed that China is not trying to bully New Zealand.

    Dr Jason Young of Victoria University of Wellington said it was too easy to jump to conclusions that the steel dispute could overflow. He said that "It's very easy to jump to conclusions that one issue could flow into forms of other in terms of trade. I don't think this is bullying. I think if the shoe was on the other foot ... you would also see news stories in the New Zealand media supporting the New Zealand government position. The Chinese ... said it could hamper trade but we're reading into it that it could hamper broader trade, but he didn't exactly say that."

    Source : Radionz
  9. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 12:04
    Egypt steel prices to rise by EGP 500 pounds

    en.amwalalghad quoted Mr Gamal El-Garhy head of Chamber of Metallurgical Industries at Federation of Egyptian Industries as saying that Steel prices in the Egyptian market are set to be raised by 500 pounds within the upcoming days.

    Mr Gamal El-Garhy told Amwal Al Ghad that the expected increase would be due the hike in dollar price that reached more than 19 pounds in addition to the rise in billet prices.

    The official pointed out that the demand volume in the Egyptian market dropped as well as citizens' purchasing power.

    Source : en.amwalalghad
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  10. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 12:07
    POSCO recognized for sharing growth with SMEs

    Korea Times repored that POSCO again proved itself to be one of Korea's best companies in the field of supporting small and medium-sized enterprises as it has won the Win-win Growth Awards for the fourth consecutive year.

    Korea's top steelmaker said Sunday it received the prize at a ceremony, hosted by the Korea Commission for Corporate Partnerships, at the Novotel Ambassador in Seoul, Tuesday.

    The KCCP has annually held the ceremony to spread the culture of shared growth between conglomerates and SMEs and has given awards to firms selected by professionals in the academic field, business and related organizations.

    Among the top 133 enterprises in Korea, 25 firms received awards for their fair trade and win-win growth at the ceremony which was attended by executives of large companies, CEOs of their affiliates and officials of the KCCP, including Chairman Ahn Choong-young.

    According to POSCO, Kim Sang-beom, who works for the electrical steel division of the company's steel mill in Pohang, North Gyeongsang Province, was selected as a man of merit at the ceremony.

    An official of POSCO said that "We will expand various programs that we developed for shared growthand will continue to support our affiliates so they can create new demand in overseas as well as domestic markets."

    Source : Korea Times
  11. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 14:28
    No 'final decisions' on BHP iron ore venture – Rio Tinto

    AFP reported that mining giant Rio Tinto had not made "any final decisions" on its massive iron ore joint venture with BHP Billiton after Australian media reported the deal had collapsed.

    However, the Anglo-Australian company said "potential obstacles" to the controversial merger of Rio and BHP's Australian iron ore operations had been discussed at a board meeting on Monday.

    Rio said in a statement that "The Rio Tinto board has not made any final decisions about possible outcomes or next steps relating to the proposed Rio Tinto/BHP Billiton iron ore production joint venture in Western Australia.” It added that "The board acknowledged recent communications from regulators that indicate potential obstacles to achieving clearance for the joint venture, citing negotiations with Japan, South Korea, the European Commission and Australia.”

    Fairfax newspapers on Wednesday reported sources close to the board had said Rio was preparing to inform BHP, the world's biggest miner and a former takeover suitor, of its decision. Rio chairman Jan du Plessis, was quoted as telling fellow directors that "They can't object to that (decision). That's kind of us stating our investment preference. They will no doubt have their own measurements and I think that's fine."

    The report said Rio now opposed the deal because of its improving financial performance and objections from shareholders, as well as a feeling that its terms favoured BHP.

    Source : AFP
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  12. forum rang 10 voda 27 december 2016 14:31
    Maoists torch over 70 vehicles at Surjagad Lloyd Metal’s iron mine in Gadchiroli

    Express News Service reported that Maoists on Friday torched 69 trucks and three JCBs at Surjagad Lloyd Metal’s iron mine, barely five km from Hedri police post in Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli district. This is the biggest arsonist attack in Maoist insurgency-hit areas and raises question marks over claims of huge setback to the Left wing extremists in the district.

    Sources said that hundreds of Maoists descended upon the area around noon. They drove out around 300 labourers loading iron ore before setting the vehicles afire.

    Inspector General of Police (Gadchiroli range) Shivaji Bodkhe insisted that the attack was not a reflection on policing. “Though we have the Hedri police post 5 km away, on the other side is Abujmad, where about 40 sq km area has no police presence and hence Maoists find it not so difficult.” He added that the number of attackers would hardly have been 10 to 15. “They drove the labourers away and then had no hurdle and must have gone on setting the vehicles afire one after the other.’’

    Sources said that Maoists generally recce an area before targeting it, making sure that there is no police movement. They then split into five-member groups for completing a task in the shortest possible time. “In Surjagad, they must have finished the task within 30 minutes, which means there must have been Maoists and militia members by hundreds on the spot,” said a source.

    The work at Surjagad mine had started last year after prolonged opposition from Maoists. Some local tribal activists had been opposing the mining too. About 2,000 tonne iron ore was being mined daily of late.

    The attack has called into question the future of the first mine in the region, where Thapar Group paper mill at Ashti is the only other industrial venture.

    The police and the state government have been claiming big successes in anti-Maoist operations in the district, especially after opening up of new police posts in no-go areas.

    Source : Indian Express
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  13. relic 27 december 2016 15:28
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    De grote Chinese rederij Pacific Basin Shipping is een lijndienst begonnen op Rotterdam met schepen vol staal. In China wordt een overvloed aan goedkoop Chinees staal gemaakt, die de wereldmarkt nu overspoelt.

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  14. forum rang 10 voda 28 december 2016 14:24
    Staal, chips, olie in trek op Damrak in 2016

    Gepubliceerd op 28 dec 2016 om 12:11 | Views: 975 |


    AMSTERDAM (AFN) - Staalbedrijven, toeleveranciers aan de chipsector en bedrijven in en rond de olie-industrie zijn de uitblinkers van 2016 aan het Damrak. Zowel onder de 25 hoofdfondsen uit de AEX als onder de middelgrote bedrijven van de MidKap boekten zij de grootste koerswinsten dit jaar.

    Staalproducent ArcelorMittal was de absolute uitblinker in de AEX, met een jaarwinst die in de dagen na Kerstmis opliep tot 140 procent. Daarmee is sprake van een opmerkelijke comeback, nadat Arcelor in 2015 juist bij de grootste verliezers onder de hoofdfondsen van het Damrak hoorde. Met ruim 7 euro is de prijs van een aandeel in het staalbedrijf weer terug op het niveau van twee jaar geleden.

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    www.iex.nl/Nieuws/ANP-281216-095/Staa...
  15. forum rang 10 voda 28 december 2016 14:29
    Steel production curbs in China is good news for Malaysia

    The Star Online reported that steel production curb in China is good news for manufacturers around the world. Chin Well Holdings Bhd, a Penang based maker of industrial grade fasteners, sees a strong pick up in demand next year as clients in Europe stock up in anticipation of a further increase in prices.

    Ms Tsai Chia-ling Chin Well group executive director told StarBiz that “The price of wire rods has gone up by more than 80% since early 2016 because China has cut back on steel production.” She added that “Customers expect the price of steel to continue to go up in 2017.”

    Ms Tsai said that “We can also expect more buying from Europe next spring because that is when a lot of construction activities start to happen.”

    She added that “The weakened ringgit will also help to make our products more attractive to customers.”

    Ms Tsai said the group was reducing its production of industrial grade fasteners. She said that “We expect to produce less than 100,000 tonnes of fasteners for the financial year 2017 (FY17) ending next June, which means that the per quarter output of fasteners for FY17 would be less than 25,000 tonnes.”

    Meanwhile, the group is increasing its production of grill mesh next April to 450 tonnes a month from current 300 tonnes. This is slightly more than a tird of its installed capacity of 1,200 tonnes a month.

    Source : The Star
  16. forum rang 10 voda 28 december 2016 14:30
    China Mofcom concerned about steel pipe antidumping probe in Argentina

    BNAmerica reported that China's commerce ministry said that it is concerned about the antidumping probe recently launched by Argentina into some steel products from the Asian country.

    Mr Wang Hejun, head of Mofcom's trade remedy and investigation bureau, reportedly urged Argentina to abide by World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.

    According to the Chinese official, the country has been advocating a "prudent, restrained and regulated approach" in trade remedy measures, which "should be strictly in line with WTO rules and implemented in a fair and transparent manner."

    He was quoted as saying that China hopes Argentina will protect Chinese companies' rights to appeal against such measures.

    On December 13, Argentina's foreign trade commission launched an antidumping investigation into welded and seamless pipes imported from China to be used in the oil and gas industry, news service Steel Orbis reported. The probe was launched at the request of local steel producers Siderca, SIAT and Tubhier.

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  17. forum rang 10 voda 28 december 2016 14:31
    Chinese pollution crack down sends shivers across commodities sector

    REUTERS reported that China's crackdown on exhaust-spewing factories that shut or slashed output this week at sites including steel mills, textile and cement factories and coal-fired power plants will ripple across major bulk commodity markets into 2017. City and regional governments shut thousands of plants in China's industrial heartland, from Hebei province that surrounds Beijing to Shandong southeast of the capital, to combat smog that blanketed the country's north for five days this week. Many plants reopened on Thursday as winds cleared the polluted air.

    But closures on this scale could put the brakes on China's better than expected output of major commodities, hurt demand for raw materials, like iron ore and coal, clog global supply chains and get business for the world's second-largest economy off to a subdued start in 2017.

    There are few precedents for 24 Chinese cities issuing pollution red alerts, the highest possible level of warning that forced the sudden closure of schools, highways, ports and some airports and hobbled manufacturing.

    Previous industrial shutdowns at steel mills and petrochemical plants, such as near cities like Hangzhou in Zhejiang province to ensure blue skies before the high-profile G20 summit in September, were made in advance and gave operators time to prepare.

    Mr Paul Bloxham chief economist for global commodities, Australia and New Zealand for HSBC Bank in Sydney said that "It does present a downside risk to commodity prices in the short run.”

    Heavy industry was already feeling the effects of years-long measures by China, the world's top steel and base metals producer, to shut excess capacity and clean up the bloated, polluting sector.

    The smog-induces shutdowns have hammered Chinese commodity futures this week.

    Source : Reuters
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  18. forum rang 10 voda 28 december 2016 14:32
    POSCO strives to lead automotive steel market

    Korea Herald reported that Korea’s top steelmaker POSCO has been making aggressive investment moves to take the lead in the global automotive steel market, shipping 8.7 million tonnes of automotive steel to global carmakers last year, which made up 10% of the world’s total production of such steel. Only 20 of some 800 steelmakers around the world are able to produce automotive steel as it requires high technical skills.

    In January, the steelmaker showcased its self-developed advanced steel technologies, such as twinning-induced plasticity steel and hot press forming steel at the 2016 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan, the US. It was the first time a steelmaker had held a technology exhibition, according to the company.

    TWIP steel, mainly used for the front and back bumpers of cars, can withstand up to 100 kilograms per square millimeter of pressure. It also has up to three times higher formability.

    HPF steel endures up to 150 kilograms per square millimeter and boasts better formability under high temperatures. It is mainly used for the center pillars of vehicles.

    To meet increasing demand from automakers for light and safe materials, Posco recently developed Giga Steel, an ultrahigh strength steel that can withstand a load of 100 kilograms per square millimeter.

    POSCO is also expanding its investment in local and overseas automotive steel production facilities, according to the company.

    Earlier in May, the steelmaker completed the rationalization of Korea’s largest cold rolled automotive steel plant in Gwangyang, South Jeolla Province.

    The plant is optimized to produce high quality Advanced High Strength Steel which is used for automotive inner panels and outer panels. Demand for AHSS is growing, with the AHSS introduction rate surpassing 20% in Korean and reaching 35% in North America, said the company.

    POSCO also completed a continuous galvanizing line plant in Thailand in August. With an annual production capacity of 450,000 tonnes, it is POSCO’s first automotive steel plant built in Southeast Asia. It added that through such aggressive moves, the company aims to sell 10 million tons of automotive steel per year, from 2018.

    Source : Korea Hearld
  19. forum rang 10 voda 28 december 2016 14:33
    SAIL chairman reviews Bhilai steel plant operations

    Millennium Post reported that Steel Authority of India Limited’s Chairman Mr PK Singh arrived on a visit to Bhilai steel plant to review progress of Modex Projects and performance of the Plant on Tuesday. Singh who is accompanied by Director (Technical) Raman was received at Raipur airport by Bhilai Steel Plant CEO, M Ravi, and other senior officers of SAIL.

    SAIL Chairman witnessed rolling of 130 metre rails at the 1.2 MTPA Universal Rail Mill.

    Singh also visited testing facilities and interacted with senior officers of the Plant and Project Dept as also officers manning operations at the URM. SAIL Chairman then visited the new facilities at the 2.8 MTPA Blast Furnace 8 project that is nearing completion. The heating of chimney for hot stoves of BF 8 was begun on October 25, 2016 and the furnace is now being readied for the process of lighting up of stoves.

    Another fast-upcoming Modex Project that SAIL Chairman visited is the 0.9 MTPA Bar & Rod Mill where cold trials of equipment is in progress. Singh then reviewed progress of the upcoming Convertor and Continuous Casting facilities at the 4 MTPA Steel Melting Shop 3 Modex Project.

    Source : Millennium Post
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