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MIP should be extended to other steel products like scrap – Mr Ravi Uppal JSPL Mr Ravi Uppal MD and CEO of Jindal Steel & Power while speaking to CNBC-TV18 said that he expects the government to extend the minimum import price levied on certain steel products to others such as scrap and that steel prices had lately again come under pressure even as a recovery may be seen post monsoon. Below is the transcript of Ravi Uppal’s interview with Sonia Shenoy and Anuj Singhal on CNBC-TV18. Sonia: Can you tell us whether the turf has improved at all? What are the steel prices currently and how much have they moved over the last couple of months? A: The Indian steel market is a very seasonal market. Right now, we are in the middle of monsoon. This year, in the month of March and April, there was a substantial uptick in demand, but in the later part of May and June, the demand was stable and somewhat subdued. This is something which is along the expected lines and we think that the general outlook of the Indian steel market is pretty stable. The good news is that the imports in Q1 have gone down by 29 percent and the exports have gone up by above 9 percent. So, all-in-all it was good for the Indian steel market. As regards to prices, prices have also followed the demand curve. Since we are in Q2, the market demand has been subdued, so therefore, the prices are also proportionally lower compared to what they were in the first quarter. But this is something along the expected lines and we do see recovery of prices towards the end of the monsoon. Anuj: So, in terms of your steel business, what does this mean in terms of your margins, inventory gains, if you could give us some ballpark numbers? A: I am not in a position to give you the numbers because we still have not announced our first quarter results, but I would say that in the first quarter, on a consolidated basis, our total steel production was higher by about six percent and compared to the same quarter last year. We remain optimistic about the steel market and especially the demand for the long products, which is basically the structures, wire rod, fabricated structures or rails have shown a better uptick. That is the area where JSPL is, in particular, quite strong. So, we are satisfied about it and the government is investing a lot of money in roads and rail segment and both of them bode well for our business. Sonia: You spoke about a production growth of about 6 odd percent. Can you give us what the average sales volume growth could be for the steel business over the next 3-6 months? Q4 was a good quarter for you; you saw more than 20 percent growth in your standalone volumes. What is the expectation for the next couple of quarters? A: If you look at the Indian steel industry as a whole, during the current year, we expect the consumption to go up by about 5-6 percent. And I would reckon that JSPL should grow at decent double digit when it comes to the physical volume of all the steel that we produce. And we are well on the way to do that. Let us hope that our exports are able to increase. As far as imports are concerned, we hope that they do not grow, minimum import price (MIP) should continue or any equivalent of MIP like antidumping should be put in place. There are a lot of items which are still not in the MIP list and we will request the government to consider those items also within the scope of MIP. Indian steel industry must grow when the demand grows and for that the MIP must be in place to make sure the Indian industry is protected because the global market is still in a state of flux, is still at the whims and fancies of the Chinese producers and their own domestic demand and supply. And we need to insulate the Indian steel market against the rapid fluctuations on the Chinese side. So, we have got to remember that India is soon going to become world’s second largest producer of steel and it is very much in the spirit of that that we need to protect the Indian steel industry because finally that is going to serve us well. If we have to build up an infrastructure, it must be done with the Indian steel. Anuj: Which are the other products, which you want to be under MIP and have prices in some of these categories already gone back to the pre-MIP levels? A: The products I am referring to is basically, if you look at American Petroleum Institute (API) grade 52 and above, it is still being allowed whereas it is being manufactured in India. Some structural products, rails and also, scrap is being imported. So now that we have plenty of iron ore in India, we should encourage the iron ore based steel production. The prices of iron ore are also stable, quite favourable. So, some of these items, if we can make sure that MIP also applies to them, it will be a positive sign for the Indian steel industry to grow. And there is no reason why we should continue to import the iron ore. The good news is the iron ore imports have also come down dramatically considering that in the last one year, the iron ore production has increased by 20 percent, another 65 million tonnes of iron ore mining has been added now. So, with all those things, the Indian steel industry has to be more focused on our own resources. That will make us more competitive. Source : CNBC-TV18
Tata Steel's fate shuffles over to new business secretary The Guardian reported that the fate of 11,000 workers at Tata Steel is now in the hands of Mr Greg Clark after he was named as the new business, energy and industrial strategy secretary. Mr Sajid Javid, Mr Clark’s predecessor, had offered to provide up to £1bn in government loans to Tata Steel UK and push through laws that would allow the company to restructure its pension scheme, which has liabilities of almost GBP 15 billionn. However, the Indian company is concerned whether the government will still sign off these measures and is holding off from making a final decision on its UK business, which includes blast furnaces at the Port Talbot steelworks Steel industry leaders said that Clark needed to take “urgent action” to protect the industry, although welcomed the restructuring of the government department. Mr Gareth Stace, director of trade body UK Steel, said “Bringing the pillars of business, energy and industrial strategy together will give confidence that the new secretary of state has the right ingredients for a recipe for success for the UK steel industry. We look forward to working with the new department to push forward the urgent action needed to remove unilateral costs, including energy, business rates and increasing the proportion of British steel used in British construction projects.” Source : The Guardian
Mr Visclosky seeks more tariffs on steel ie imports into US NWI Times reorted that US Congressman Pete Visclosky , D- Ind , testified on Thursday before the International Trade Commission in favor of tariffs on imports of structural tubing from Korea , Mexico and Turkey. Mr Visclosky testified at the ITC hearing in Washington DC that “American steel is the backbone of our infrastructure. We construct bridges, skyscrapers, and transportation systems with steel produced by hardworking American steelworkers and steel companies.” He told "The product we are discussing today, heavy walled rectangular pipes and tubes, are used to construct building frames, support columns, and protective barriers. They are used to build truck beds, trailers, and agricultural implements. We cannot continue to allow illegal imports of products that are the foundation of the economy and transportation infrastructure of our communities." He added "While the entire steel industry is facing a constant onslaught of illegal imports, the pipe and tube market has been hit particularly hard. In 2015, imports captured 65 percent of the pipe and tube market share, an 11 percent increase from 2014, while domestic shipments decreased by 38 percent. This is absolutely unacceptable." He also said "I also would point out that the countries cited in this case are exporting more pipe and tube products into the American market than almost all of our other foreign competitors. For example, this past June, the US imported 316,882 metric tons of pipe and tube products. Of those imports, 69,285 metric tons came from Korea, 22,008 metric tons came from Turkey , and 53,057 metric tons came from Mexico." The International Trade Commission already has imposed 42 anti-dumping and countervailing tariffs on steel pipe, tube and fittings, but Visclosky said more needs to be done. Korea , Mexico and Turkey are repeat offenders, and American steelworkers deserve a level playing field without subsidies or dumping for less than what steel can be sold for back home, he said. The International Trade Commission and US Department of Commerce will weigh the evidence gathered at this week's hearing when deciding whether to levy countervailing tariffs, which are designed to offset the difference between what foreign steelmakers sold the metal for in the United States and what the going prices are in their home market. Additional hearings on steel tubing tariffs will take place in September and October. Local producers of the steel product include Independence Tube, in Chicago ; Atlas Tube on the far Southeast side of the city; and Bull Moose , in Elkhart . Northwest Indiana steel mills also make the flat-rolled metal that's shaped into tube that's used in oil exploration and energy production. American steelmakers are pursuing countervailing tariffs of between 11.9 percent and 113.7 percent on rectangular welded carbon steel pipes from abroad. Source : NWI Times
ASEAN steel industry: Where do we go from here? - SEASI SEAISI in a recent report said that ASEAN steel industry structure comprises mostly processing and recycling of steel producers. Only a few steel companies in Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam have iron-making facilities. The production capacity for iron making is not large and the majority of steelmaking in the region is via the EAF route. Additionally, ASEAN is a net importer for semi-finished steel with a volume of more than 10 million tonnes a year. Source : Strategic Research Institute
BMZ bags major steel export order from client in Western Europe BelTA reported that Belarusian Steel Works will supply rolled steel to the largest processing company in Western Europe. BMZ has signed a contract with a Dutch company. The volume of signed contracts is close to 20,000 tonnes per month. BMZ Chief Specialist for Rolled Steel Production Oleg Kirilenko during a press conference on 14 July said tha in June the Belarusian company exported 81.5% of the output to the tune of USD 72 million. The specialist underlined that BMZ rapidly penetrates new markets and signs delivery contracts with leading European concerns, including Mercedes and Volkswagen. BMZ was founded in 1984. Later on it was reincorporated as a public joint-stock company BMZ, Managing Company of BMC Holding. The enterprise specializes in cast bars, profiled iron, pipes, rolled steel, reinforcing bars, metal cord, wire for high-pressure hoses and other kinds of wire. The company exports over 80% of the output and employs nearly 12,000 people. Source : Belta
US Steel Košice trade unions disagree with further layoffs Spectator reported that trade unionists disagree with the employer’s intention to cancel 28 to 29 jobs each month, finding it to be a circumvention of the Labour Code’s provision on mass layoffs. The local labour office has to be notified of a mass layoff, which means 30 employees, and the 28 or 29 layoffs a month regime started in April. Meanwhile, the employer is avoiding a commitment agreed upon by the social partners (the so-called tripartite of labour, business and government) in the valid collective agreement, since it pledged itself not to apply the Labour Code's provision on the mass layoff during its validity Mr Hintoš said “The fact that the employer will split the layoffs until the end of the year so that it does not break the commitment agreed upon in the collective agreement is viewed by trade unions as purposeful and mean-spirited behaviour and a violation of the Labour Code. If the employer keeps on proceeding like this, we intend to turn to the Labour Inspectorate due to violation of labour regulations and ask the Labour, Social Affairs and the Family Ministry for a mediator.” As of August 1st, US Steel Košice will continue lay-offs with another 28 employees due to lose their jobs, the reason given being the unfavourable state of the steel market. Though trade unions argue that this reason has largely disappeared as the steelmaker has been moving into the black in the second quarter of 2016 and employees have been receiving a variable wage component based on profitability, the reduction of the labour force will happen again for a fourth month in a row. The lay-offs affect mainly economists, specialists, auditors, technical workers, payroll clerks and managers, the head of the local trade unions Mikuláš Hintoš commented, following talks held by the company’s Trade Union Council on July 13. Source : Spectator
Conares calls for imposing safe guard duty on Turkish rebar imports into UAE Gulf News last week reported that Mr Bharat Bhatia, owner of Conares which operates two facilities in Dubai, said that UAE needs to seriously consider imposing a safeguard duty on cheap Turkish imports of steel and protect the interests of the expanding steel manufacturing base here. He said “The key players in domestic steel manufacturing had a recent meeting with the Ministry of Economy officials to state our case. Turkey has a 35 million rolling capacity and can easily flood the local and Gulf markets with cheap imports of inferior quality, and to the detriment of local manufacturers.” He said ““Every other country protects domestic players from such practices. The US has duties ranging between 15-20 per cent against dumping, while the EU is just as strict in not letting any overseas market flood their products. India has a safeguard duty on steel to protect itself from Chinese imports, and has just extended it to March 2018.” He said “The Turkish manufacturers have lost ground in the US and are looking to any other market to compensate for the loss. It’s up to the UAE authorities to decide what the safeguard duty should be. We are not saying that as local manufacturers we should be given unfair advantages. But a certain level of protection is something that the authorities can spare us.” He added “UAE’s steelmakers already operate under certain disadvantages. The UAE is the sole Gulf state that offers a 5 per cent duty exemption to steel traders who engage in cut-and-bend on rebar imports. That has created a situation where traders bring in the shipments and then sell them off without any conceivable value-addition. This is a clear violation against the spirit of why they were granted the duty exemption.” Source : Gulf News
POSCO to supply body panel automotive steel for Tesla Model M3 Business Korea reported that according to auto and steel industry sources on July 14, POSCO signed a MOU with Tesla to supply its automotive steel sheets to Tesla's Model 3, which is to be released at the end of next year. Under the agreement, POSCO will provide Tesla with structural materials forming a car body. Since a car body is considered the “bone” of the human body, it is usually consisted of high-strength steel materials. Tesla has decided to use POSCO’s steel products in A fillers, which support both sides of the front windshield. Tesla aims to release the Model 3 next year, and the company received 325,000 preorders for the model in a week in March. During an event, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, said that the Model 3 has a range of 346 km on a single charge. He also added that he would increase its driving ranch further by the release date in 2017. An official from the steel industry said, “The supply of parts to Tesla’s EV models holds symbolic meanings, rather than short-term performance like profits and sales. It means that POSCO’s technology in producing automotive steel products, which are lightweight, easy to form and has high strength, is being recognized.” Tesla uses relatively heavy steel products in producing a car body in order to secure the safety of drivers, while using lightweight aluminum alloy materials in other parts. The company is said to be supplied aluminum alloy materials mainly from U.S.-based Alcoa Inc. Source : Business Korea
US DOC sets dumping duties on some steel pipe imports from South Korea, Mexico and Turkey US Department of Commerce announced on Friday its final ruling on anti-dumping duties on imports of steel pipes and tubes from South Korea, Mexico and Turkey, setting levies. The decision covers imports of heavy-walled rectangular welded carbon steel pipes and tubes which are used in construction and transportation. Source : Strategic Research Institute
EU steel sector still paying the price for sustained global overcapacity - EUROFER The European Steel Association said that the EU market is only modestly growing, yet imports continue to increase as EU trade defence is still not responsive enough. EU apparent steel consumption grew 3.1% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2016. Improving business activity at the end-user level and inventory replenishment in the downstream steel supply chain fuelled steel demand. Improving international steel pricing conditions since mid-February and lengthening lead times also explain the increase in buying interest and related stockpiling over the quarter. Source : Strategic Research Institute
New steel directorate in Odisha inaugurated PTI reorted that to best utilise iron ore resources, zero waste mining, value addition and strengthening mineral economy, the Odisha government has opened a new directorate of steel. Steel and Mines Minister Prafulla Kumar Mallick said after inauguration of the directorate “The very purpose of setting up a Directorate for Steel is the manifestation of our intention to make best utilisation of our iron ore resources in terms of optimised use of resources, zero waste mining, value addition and strengthening of mineral economy.” The minister also said the move will ensure employment generation in the state. Stating that Odisha is endowed with vast resources of iron ore, he said hematite iron ore resources in the state is about 5,716 million tonnes, which makes up a lion's share of the country's total resources at about 27 per cent. Not only iron ore, Odisha has adequate deposits of other raw materials required for production of steel which has attracted big investors to the region, the minister pointed out. The minister, however, said although more than 30 steel plants are in various stages of commissioning in the state, a number of greenfield and brownfield projects are facing problems which need to be addressed via the new directorate. Noting that there is stiff competition in steel sector all over the world, Mallick said the post-recession scenario warrants implementation of new policies and mechanism for survival and progress of indigenous industries. "We have already brought out a new Mineral Exploration Policy to streamline the exploration sector. The Government of India has also published a National Mineral Exploration Policy during the last week of June. Prior to that it has carried out amendments in the MMDR Act, 1957 facilitating the auction mode of leasing out mineral deposits," the minister said. Source : PTI
EVRAZ Pueblo steel mill cited for 11 OSHA violations KRDO reported that the US Department of Labor said that Evraz has received 11 citations for OSHA violations at its mill in the 1600 block of E. Abriendo Avenue in Pueblo in USA. One repeat citation was issued for not making repairs to overhead cranes promptly to ensure safe operations. Evraz was cited for the same or a similar violation in September 2013 at its facility in Claymont, Delaware. The ten serious citations were issued because Evraz failed to meet the following requirements, according to the Labor Department: Provide standard guardrails on open-sided floors and platforms 4 feet or more above a lower level. Keep portable fire extinguishers in their designated location when not in use. Provide bumper stops to stop rail cars from potentially rolling in a crosswalk or vehicular traffic. Fasten fixed ladders securely on overhead cranes. Ensure to fasten guards on overhead cranes’ moving equipment securely in their designed place. Properly inspect the operation of overhead cranes. Inspect overhead cranes periodically. Ensure a properly sized safety latch on a link chain nest-hook. Clearly mark the functions on the pendent controller used to operate overhead cranes. Prohibit use of overhead cranes for side pulls. Put guards on sprocket wheels and chains. OSHA proposes fining Evraz USD 103,820 for the violations. Mr David Nelson, OSHA’s Area Director in Englewood, Colorado, said “Evraz needs involve their workers in identifying and correcting hazardous conditions to ensure more effective safety and health management systems. Evraz needs to fix these hazards before someone is injured or worse.” Source : KRDO
China urges Vietnam for a fair probe on color coated steel import case Reuters reported that China hopes Vietnam will exercise restraint and be prudent in its use of trade remedy measures, its commerce ministry said on Thursday in response to a Vietnamese announcement it will investigate safeguards against imported color-coated steel sheet. China's Ministry of Commerce said on its website that the investigation should be transparent, comply with World Trade Organization procedures and protect Chinese companies' rights Source : Reuters
Vietnam steel exports in H1dip by 18% YoY Taipei Times reorted that Vietnam’s Ministry of Economic Affairs said last week that the export value of the nation’s steel products, accounting for 30% of the total steel production, plummeted 18.1% YoY to USD 3.56 billion in the first half of this year, dragged down by the sluggish global economy and rising production by Chinese steelmakers. Steel exports to China, which is the nation’s largest export destination, plunged 24.8% YoY to USD 448 million in the first six months of this year. The statistics department attributed the decline to China’s increased steel production over the same period, as Chinese mills boosted supply to take advantage of a rebound in prices. The US remained the second-largest destination for Taiwan’s steel exports, but shipments plummeted by 28.4% YoY to USD 398 million in the first half. The department said the US government’s anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations of steel products since June last year had led to a decline in steel exports to the US. Source : Taipei Times
US Steel restructuring to take the rest of this year - Report The Hamilton Spectator reported that US Steel Canada's court-appointed overseers want another three weeks to find a potential buyer for the company. In a new court filing the advisers struggling to restructure the company under creditor protection also ask for that shield to be extended to Nov. 30, saying they expect it will be the end of the year before everything needed to revive the company can be done. The new motion was filed a day after a leading bidder with plans to merge the former Stelco and Algoma suddenly dropped out of the process. In an affidavit supporting the shield extension, chief restructuring officer Bill Aziz said the team working to reshape US Steel Canada retains a strong preference for a successful going-concern transfer of the entire business, but reaching that target will take longer than planned. Official documents filed in U.S. Steel Canada's restructuring have been extremely light on details of the sale and investment solicitation process, including how many suitors remain. In an update to employees this week company president Mike McQuade went a small step further in saying the sales process "is continuing as multiple bidders continue their discussions with key stakeholders." Source : The Hamilton Spectator
Tata Steel turned down GBP 100 millio offer for UK business – Report The Sunday Telegraph reported that Tata walked away from a GBP 100 millionplus offer for its entire loss-making UK steel business from a British buyer in favour of a merger with a German rival. Sources close to the situation claim that rather than a token offer for the UK steel making business, based around the Port Talbot plant, buyer Liberty was offering significantly more than GBP 100 million to take the assets of Tata’s hands. Industry sources claim commodities house Liberty was on the verge of buying the business, with final terms being hammered out in meetings with Tata that went on until just days before the board met in Mumbai on July 8. However, after the board meeting, Tata made a dramatic U-turn and announced it was in talks with its German rival about a tie-up for its strip steel operations, with Tata’s speciality steel units in South Yorkshire and Hartlepool being sold separately. Bidders for these are thought to include Liberty and Albion Steel. Some sources suggest that Tata was running a multi-pronged process, with claims that the company was ready to sell its entire UK business to Thyssenkrupp – creating Europe’s second-largest steel business with a special focus on supplying the British and German car industries – had the UK voted, as was widely expected, to remain in the European Union. Source : The Telegraph
Worden de Chinezen boos? China threatens tariffs on dairy, wool, kiwifruit imports from to New Zealand over steel probe TV NZ reported that the warning shot from New Zealand’s major export market comes as dairy farmers struggle with low prices and follows substandard Chinese steel forcing a redesign of bridge piles on the Huntly section of Waikato Expressway. Fairfax Media reports Pacific Steel has lodged a confidential application for a Ministry of Business, Innovation and Enterprise investigation into China dumping cut-price steel on the New Zealand market. However, China learned of it and officials were asking the country's biggest export industries to exert pressure on MBIE to make sure it did not go ahead China believed this country is part of a United States-led alliance against it and threatened reprisal tariffs on dairy, wool and kiwifruit was being used. In a column, trade negotiator Charles Finny says he is surprised China would try to pressure New Zealand exporters when no decision on the investigation has yet been made. However, he said a government source had information the Chinese government wanted a New Zealand industry association to pressure MBIE. Source : TV NZ
Beursblik: winststijging voor ArcelorMittal Bedrijfsresultaat hoger op kwartaal- en jaarbasis. ArcelorMittal heeft in het tweede kwartaal meer winst geboekt. Dit is de verwachting van 19 analisten die bijdroegen aan de bedrijfsconsensus van de staalreus. ArcelorMittal behaalde afgelopen kwartaal volgens de analisten een bedrijfsresultaat (EBITDA) van 1.491 miljoen dollar. In het eerste kwartaal van dit jaar lag het bedrijfsresultaat op slechts 927 miljoen dollar, terwijl dit in het tweede kwartaal van 2015 nog op1.399 miljoen dollar uitkwam. Dit jaar verwacht de staalreus een bedrijfsresultaat te genereren van ruim 4,5 miljard dollar. ArcelorMittal zei bij de cijfers over het eerste kwartaal te verwachten dat de verbetering van de staalprijzen in de resultaten over de tweede helft van het jaar volledig verwerkt zullen zijn. Op vrijdag 29 juli maakt ArcelorMittal voorbeurs de cijfers over tweede kwartaal bekend. Dinsdagmiddag handelde het aandeel ArcelorMittal op een rood Damrak 3,2 procent lager op 5,06 euro. Door: ABM Financial News. Info@abmfn.nl Redactie: +31(0)20 26 28 999 Copyright ABM Financial News. All rights reserved (END) Dow Jones Newswires
AISI update on raw steel production in US in week 28 In the week ending July 16, 2016, domestic raw steel production was 1,746,000 net tons while the capability utilization rate was 74.7 percent. Source : Strategic Research Institute
ArcelorMittal announces the publication of second quarter 2016 Ebitda sell-side analyst consensus figures 19 July 2016 - ArcelorMittal has today announced the publication of second quarter 2016 Ebitda sell-side analysts’ consensus figures. The consensus figures are based on analysts’ estimates recorded on an external web-based tool provided and managed by an independent company, Vuma Financial Services Limited (trade name: Vuma Consensus). To arrive at the consensus figures below, Vuma Consensus has aggregated the expectations of sell-side analysts who, to the best of our knowledge, cover ArcelorMittal on a continuous basis. This is currently a group of around 30 brokers. The listed analysts follow ArcelorMittal on their own initiative and ArcelorMittal is not responsible for their views. ArcelorMittal is neither involved in the collection of the information nor in the compilation of the estimates. EBITDA consensus estimates Period Number of sell-side analysts participation EBITDA consensus average $ million Q2 2016E 19 $1491 The sell-side analysts who cover ArcelorMittal and whose estimates are included in the group consensus outlined above are the following: ABN Amro - Philip Ngotho Banco Sabadell - Francisco José Rodríguez Sánchez Bank of America Merrill Lynch - Cedar Ekblom BEKA Finance - Iñigo Recio Pascual Berenberg – Alessandro Abate Citi – Nitesh Agarwal Clarksons Platou Securities – Lee McMillan Commerzbank - Ingo-Martin Schachel Credit Suisse - Michael Shillaker Exane BNP Paribas - Luc Pez Goldman Sachs - Christophor Jost Grupo Santander - Robert Jackson ING - Jaap Kuin Jefferies International - Seth Rosenfeld; Alan Spence JP Morgan – Roger Bell Kepler Cheuvreux - Rochus Brauneiser Macquarie – Patrick Morton Morgan Stanley – Alain Gabriel RBC Capital Markets - Ioannis Masvoulascorporate.arcelormittal.com/news-and-...
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