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Vale’s Iron Ore Production Surged in Q3
Brazilian Vale, the world's largest iron ore producer announced, the company produced 88.23 million tons of iron ore in Q3 this year, an |
Russia's crude steel production fell in January-September
[Ferro-Alloys.com]According to the Russia State Statistics Committee (Russtat) showed in January-September of this year, Russia produced 39.8 million tons of pig iron, an increase of 4.4% year on year, Russia produced 52.5 million tons of crude steel, down by ... |
Japan's crude steel production fell in September
[Ferro-Alloys.com]According to Japan Iron and Steel Association data showed in September of this year, Japan’s crude steel production totaled 8.573 million tons, decreased of 2.5%. Meanwhile, Japan’s daily crude steel output was 285,800 tons, an increase of ... |
Zimasco Seeks Partner for Chrome Ore Processing
Zimbabwe‘s largest ferrochrome producer, Zimasco has started scouting for a private company to process 40 000 metric tonnes of chrome ore fines currently stockpiled at its Kwekwe smelter plant. |
Glencore to Re-open Canadian Nickel Mine After Fatality
Operations at Glecore’s Nickel Rim South mine, in Sudbury, Ontario, will resume on Friday, a company spokesperson told Reuters on Thursday. |
Global Solar Panel Company Recruiting In Jackson
[Ferro-Alloys.com] A nationally recognized solar panel company teamed up with Jobs for Jacksonians to recruit for employees in Jackson Thursday morning. |
Tough Times Prompt VISA Steel to Think Out of the Box
In 1994, Vishambhar Saran took everyone by surprise when he quit Tata Steel after a 25-year stint. He was director of raw materials then. VISA Industries (later renamed VISA Steel) was set up. The big leap for Saran came in 2003 when the company signed a memor... |
Nickel Miners Proving Stubborn on Output Cuts Despite Price Slide
Base metal mines dipping into the red are proving unexpectedly resilient against output cuts, which is likely to prolong and deepen already weak prices. |
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