ArcelorMittal supplies steel for Brazil’s ‘super port’
ArcelorMittal Brazil has supplied some 59,000 tonnes of steel for the construction of Açú Port in the country’s south-eastern state of Rio de Janeiro.
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Metinvest ramps up steel production
Yenakiieve Steel started producing iron with one blast furnace, with another being blown in. The first batches of cast billets were produced on 20 March.
New high-efficiency power plant halves energy costs and CO2 emissions at Tata Steel battery steel plant in Germany
Tata Steel has almost halved energy costs at its steel facility in Düsseldorf after building an innovative new power plant. The combined and heat power (CHP) plant will reduce the site’s annual energy costs by about €1 million (£750,000) and cut emissions of CO2 by almost 50 percent. The power station is the company’s first of its type and has been built on the premises of Hille & Müller, part of Tata Steel’s plating business.
ThyssenKrupp acknowledged best mass transit system components manufacturer in Brazil
With its large local manufacturing base, the company introduced the innovative fastest escalator in Brazil and provided mobility solutions for the country's major airports as well as to four of the 2014 World Cup stadiums. ThyssenKrupp was given the award for mobility equipment provided for Sao Paulo’s metro and rail stations.
Announcing Acquisition of 10% Interest in Boggabri Coal Mine
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation (Representative Director & President: Kosei Shindo; hereinafter “NSSMC”) hereby announces that it has entered into an agreement with Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. (Representative Director & CEO: Takashi Tsukioka; hereinafter “IDEMITSU”) to purchase a 10% interest in the Boggabri Coal Joint Venture in New South Wales, Australia, in which IDEMITSU participates through its Australian subsidiary (hereinafter “the JV”).
ArcelorMittal steel in Warsaw underground
Contributing to the expansion of Warsaw underground, ArcelorMittal Europe – Long Products supplied more than 20,000 tonnes of rebars which have been used in the construction of seven new underground stations.
ArcelorMittal set to invest €88 million in Germany this year
For the world's largest steel producer, ArcelorMittal, its sites in Germany remain very important. More than seven million tonnes of steel are produced in the group's four German plants in Bremen, Duisburg, Eisenhüttenstadt and Hamburg – this is about 20 per cent of the group’s European crude steel production.
Metinvest launches new steel grade plates critically important for agricultural machinery sector in Ukraine
Ilyich Iron & Steel Works of Mariupol is launching the production of boron-added 30MnB5 steel plates for quenching and tempering, which increases the service life of components in agricultural machinery. This is the first time this kind of plates will be manufactured in Ukraine; machine building companies previously imported this type of steel from Turkey and Europe.
Metinvest establishes new maintenance company for its metallurgical assets
Metinvest Group created Metinvest-PromService, LLC based on the maintenance departments of Ilyich Iron & Steel Works of Mariupol, Azovstal, and Yenakiieve Steel. The maintenance departments will be restructured into a single management structure without changing headcount. Work places, salary levels and social benefits will not be affected.
Platts 11th Annual North America Steel Markets Conference
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General Motors recognises ArcelorMittal as Supplier of the Year
ArcelorMittal proudly accepted General Motors’ Supplier of the Year award for the second consecutive year at the automaker’s 23th annual ceremony held in Detroit on Thursday, March 5. The Supplier of the Year award was given to just 78, or less than one percent, of GM’s global suppliers.
TITANIUM EUROPE 2015
The titanium industry has seen major consolidation recently. According to recent Airbus and Boeing market outlooks, advanced designs call for significant amounts of titanium in aerostructure and engines.