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【Conference Report】The Analysis and Outlook for Cored Wire and Raw Materials-Ms. Wang Yingyu
[Ferro-Alloys.com]The people worldwide focused on China for its extraordinary contributions. The 9th Cored Wire Application & Industrial Chain Summit came, as China commemorates the Anti Japanese War and 70 Anniversary of the Victory of the World Anti fascist ... |
Canadian Mining Stocks Outperform Metals Prices
In the second quarter EY’s Canadian Mining Eye index which tracks the performance of 100 TSX and TSX Venture mid-tier and junior companies managed to show gians for the first time in a year. |
Haywood's Mick Carew Explains Why Now is an 'Opportune Time for Consolidation' in the Mining Space
Mick Carew, a research analyst with Haywood Securities, hopes we have found the bottom of the commodity cycle but expects M&A activity to continue apace through the rest of this year and into 2016 as low metals prices force the hands of underfunded management ... |
South32 Survives Mining Sector Slump to Cut $350m in Costs Until 2018
BHP spin-off South32 is looking to cut costs by $350m a year over the next three years and has flagged a first dividend for shareholders for early next year, as part of the new company’s first results, unveiled Monday. |
【Conference Report】Safe Production to Eliminate Risk before Hand-- Xu Luming
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Post senior engineer Xu Luming from Beijing Shougang Ferroalloy Co., Ltd made a lecture on experimental study on explosion properties of CaSi powder. |
【Conference Report】Different Classifications Hamper Development of Company and the Whole Industry-- Zong Huimin
Mr. Zong Huimin from Shanghai Customs College made a speech on The 9th Cored Wire Technology & Trade Summit held 21th, August and discussed the topic with some 120 entrepreneurs and experts. |
【Conference Report】Calcium Cored Wires Enjoys High Utilization Rate ---Cheng Defu
Director Cheng Defu from Quality Centre of Baotou Iron & Steel Group gave a lecture on Application of Calcium Metal Treatment in Steel Production. It received thunderous applause. |
EY’s Mining Eye Index Climbs First Time in a Year
Professional services firm EY’s Canadian Mining Eye index has gained 4% during the three months ended June, recording a gain for the first time since the second quarter of 2014, compared with a 1% decline in the first quarter |
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