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Moroccan Industry Blames Maghreb Steel Trade Sanctions for Sector Challenges

According to the Federation of Metal, Mechanical, and Electromechanical Industry, due to trade protection measures favoring Maghreb Steel, investments in the metal sector has dropped 57% since 2010, from MAD 3.5 billion to MAD 1.5 billion in 2016. According to Chafiq Essakalli, the director of Moroccan metal company Chantiers & Ateliers du Maroc, the problem comes from the trade protection measures in favor of Maghreb Steel, Morocco’s only flat steel supplier, which negatively impact local industry competitiveness. His views echo a previous FIMME statement.

Mr Essakalli notes that “Preference towards national industry presupposes competitiveness. It makes no sense to ask someone to buy something at a more expensive price, when they can buy it elsewhere for cheaper. Our product needs to be competitive before we can require public infrastructure developers to choose local industry. But we can’t be competitive if, because of the Maghreb Steel trade protection measures, we are required to buy raw materials at a higher price than the international market price.”

Maghreb Steel produces sheet metal in Tit Mellil east of Casablanca and has benefited from trade protection measures for five years.

On 24 May, the Ministry of Industry launched an inquiry into a request by Maghreb Steel for further trade protection measures. On July 4, the FIMME officially opposed the decision. In a letter to the Minister, the FIMME reminded that the measures impact the competitiveness of the industry, risking “serious consequences.”

Source : Morocco World News
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Thyssenkrupp Updates Aerospace Certifications

Materials supplier thyssenkrupp Aerospace has updated the certification of its 44 warehouse and machining centers around the world to the latest EN 9100/9120 standards. The updated EN 9100/9120 standards had to be updated by September last year to meet changes to the management standard ISO 9001:2015. The new certification covers aspects of a how a business is run, such as product safety, data management, counterfeit parts and obsolescence.

All of thyssenkrupp Aerospace’s units in Europe, the USA, Canada and China have been converted to the new versions of EN 9100/9120 certification the last fiscal year.

The company’s Brazilian site, thyssenkrupp Autômata, also meets all of the necessary criteria and has recently received certification according to EN 9120 in addition to the existing EN 9100 certification, covering the selling and distribution of parts and components.

The certification of thyssenkrupp Autômata makes it one of the first companies on the South American continent to be certified to EN 9120, according to thyseenkrupp.

Mr Wilmar Mello, managing director of thyssenkrupp Autômata said, “We are very pleased that we were able to complete certification in Brazil. This shows that we are a reliable partner for the aerospace industry and that we meet the highest quality demands of our customers.”

thyssenkrupp Aerospace is supplies materials, supply chain solutions and metalworking services to the aerospace industry. The company has a network of 44 locations and over 2,000 employees in more than 20 countries.

Source : AeroSpace Testing International
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UAW Members Ratify Labor Agreement for AK Steel Butler Works

AK Steel said that members of the United Auto Workers, Local 3303, have ratified a three year labor agreement covering about 1,200 hourly production and maintenance employees at the company’s Butler (PA) Works. AK Steel said that UAW officials notified the company that the contract was ratified in voting held on July 11 and 12, 2019 in Butler. The agreement will be in effect until June 15, 2022.

Mr Roger K Newport, Chief Executive Officer of AK Steel said that “We are pleased to have reached a labor agreement at Butler Works for our employees. The new agreement continues to provide a competitive and flexible labor contract for AK Steel and our Butler employees.”

Butler Works produces a wide range of flat-rolled steel products, including electrical steels that are among the most energy efficient in the world, as well as a variety of stainless and carbon steels.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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NMDC Terminates Nagarnar Steel Plant Contract with BHEL

BHEL has received a notice of termination of contract from NMDC for the Chhattisgarh project. A contract to construct a Raw Material Handling System at NMDC’s under-construction Integrated Steel Plant, Nagarnar, Bastar District, Chhattisgarh, was executed by BHEL-ISG Bengaluru division.

BHEL said “Invocation of contractual clauses such as termination and provision for its redressal are part of contract management. BHEL proposes to take up the matter through the redressal mechanism available for dispute resolution between CPSEs.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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NLMK Russia Flat Products Production In Q2

Steel output decreased by 10% QoQ and YoY to 2.95 million tonne due to overhauls at NLMK Lipetsk's BF and BOF operations. Sales of the Segment dropped by 10% QoQ (-11% YoY), following the drop in steel output.

Sales mix: the share of finished steel increased to 45%. Finished steel sales were down 8% QoQ to 1.39 million tonne due to reduced export deliveries as sales were redirected to the Russian market to satisfy the seasonally high demand. HVA product sales totalled 0.8 million tonne. The 2% QoQ and 1% YoY decrease was driven by lower exports of cold-rolled and galvanized steel.

Sales of semi-finished steel went down by 12% QOQ (-15% YoY) to 1.67 million tonne due to lower slab deliveries to the market following the shift to finished steel coupled with the decrease in total steel output. Semis deliveries to the Group companies and NBH grew to 0.93 million tonne (+27% QoQ) with increased slab demand from the Group's European companies. Slab sales were down by 17% YoY due to reduced deliveries to NLMK USA following the introduction of safeguard measures.

Sales markets: sales In Russia grew by 13% QoQ to 1.16 million tonne against the backdrop of the seasonal growth in demand for finished steel (Appendix 31 Export sales declined by 20% qoq and yoy to 1.89 m t due to lower semis deliveries. The share of the Segment's export sales reduced to 62% (-8 p.p. qoq; -7 p.p. yoy).

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Mr Boris Johnson & Mr Jeremy Hunt's Support Sought for British Steel

Business Live reported that the next UK Prime Minister is being urged to support the work to find a buyer for British Steel. Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt have been written to by MPs in constituencies where the loss would be felt directly, with the new occupant at Number 10 urged to do all they can to secure a strong future for the Scunthorpe-headquartered manufacturing giant.

Scunthorpe MP Mr Dakin, who chairs the All-party Parliamentary Group on Steel, has called for a clear commitment from the next Prime Minister to continue support for British Steel, which employs around 3,000 people in Scunthorpe and around 1,000 more at its other sites, including works at Lackenby and Skinningrove. He said “This is a crucial time for British Steel that requires a strong focus from the Government. This Government, and in particular the Business Secretary Greg Clark, deserve credit for the good job they are doing talking to potential buyers for British Steel. We want to know that this same focus and effort will continue just as effectively under the new Prime Minister. A clear commitment to support British Steel would send the right message to potential buyers and to the workforce, who are working hard to protect their industry. We know too well from places such as Redcar what happens when Government support is withdrawn prematurely. A hard closure of the SSI works under David Cameron spelled the end of steelmaking before there was ever a chance to consider a buyer. The same cannot be allowed to happen to British Steel.”

The letter, also signed by Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland MP Simon Clarke, Redcar’s Anna Turley and Brigg and Goole’s Andrew Percy, comes after the All-party Parliamentary Group on Steel met to discuss the situation.

Source : Business Live
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USD 652 Million Needed to Reactivate Ajaokuta Steel Plant - Audit

Punch Nigeria reported that an audit conducted by Nigerian and Ukrainian experts showed that a total of USD 652 million is required to reactivate and complete the Ajaokuta steel plant. The audit was conducted in April 2018 by Nigerian engineers, technicians, and other professionals as well as two Ukrainian experts in steel plant. According to the audit, the plant, which was started in the 1970s, had reached 95.7% completion. The audit report was presented to a former Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development, Mr Bawa Bwari, by the Sole Administrator of the company, Mr Sumaila Abdul-Akaba.

The company said that “The technical audit report on Ajaokuta Steel Plant, which ascertained that the plant is 95.7% erection ready has been submitted. Reactivation and completion requirement stands at USD 652 million.”

It said that “The internal technical audit, which was conducted on the facilities of the steel plant between February and April 2018 was an updated version of the last technical evaluation done in the year 2010 by Reprom Nigeria Limited.”

Source : Punch Ng
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Liberty Ostrava to Cut 20% Production

Radio CZ reported that Liberty Ostrava, the largest integrated steel mill in the Czech Republic, has announced plans to temporarily cut steel production by 20 percent. The company said the move involved reducing the pace of production and would not affect its 6,000 employees. When Liberty Ostrava took over the steelworks from ArcelorMittal this year, its billionaire owner Sanjeev Gupta pledged not to cut production or close the plant. The company now says the temporary cut is necessary to due rising costs for raw material and CO2 allowances.

Czech union leaders had claimed that Liberty House’s plans for the developing the steelworks were unsustainable and inconsistent with EU requirements.

Source : Radio CZ
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Tsingshan Indonesia Shakes up Stainless Steel Markets in South East Asia - Wood Mackenzie

According to Wood Mackenzie, shockwaves from Tsingshan's new stainless steel hub in Indonesia are reverberating across South East Asia and beyond. Mr Sean Mulshaw, Wood Mackenzie Principal Analyst said that “Competitively priced exports of Indonesian stainless product have provoked varying reactions from stainless steelmakers in the destination countries. China has warned off Tsingshan with anti-dumping duties, Taiwan has willingly taken Indonesian stainless instead of melting its own, South Korea is changing its mix of stainless grades and fighting a proposal for a new Tsingshan cold rolling mill, India is partnering with Tsingshan in a new CR venture that is about to enter production and Europe is worried that more Indonesian stainless might come its way."

Mr. Mulshaw said that “Normally, the start up of a new 3 million tonne per annum stainless melt shop would be good for nickel demand and generally positive for prices. In this case, however, the ramp up in production has been partly offset by cuts in output elsewhere, with more likely to follow. The Morowali mill is regarded as the lowest cost stainless operation in the world, primarily due to its integration with, and hot metal transfer of, nickel pig iron. Its stainless semi-finished products of slab and hot-rolled coil are both very competitively priced. As a result, global producers are likely asking: why continue to melt stainless when I can purchase these lower priced semis and roll them instead?.”

Tsingshan’s stainless complex in Morowali, Indonesia, entered production in mid 2017 with a capacity of 2 million tonne per annum. In 2018, this was increased to 3 million tonne per annum . A third line was commissioned but has yet to start commercial operations.

When Tsingshan started up the Morowali stainless complex in July 2017, output was principally shipped to China. By the end of March 2018, almost 1 million tonnes of stainless steel slab and HRC had been exported to the country, however the market was not strong enough to absorb it.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Preliminary Findings in AD Probe on Imports of Aluminium & Zinc Coated Flat Steel Products from China, Vietnam & Korea
India’s Director General Trade Remedies has announced preliminary findings in anti duping investigation on imports of aluminium & zinc coated flat steel from China, Vietnam and Korea recommending anti dumping duty of USD 28.67 to USD 199.53. The petition was filed by JSW Steel Coated Products Limited

Product under consideration is Flat rolled product of steel, plated or coated with alloy of Aluminium and Zinc. This alloy of Aluminium and Zinc may contain one or more additional elements which in individual or in combination shall not exceed 3% by weight. Further, the product under consideration may be in coil form or not in coil form whether or not plain, corrugated or in profiled form. PUC may be skin-passed / processed on temper-mill or non-skin-passed whether or not surface treated with or without additional non-metallic coating. PUC may be supplied in various trade names including but not limited to Alu-Zinc, Al-Zn, Zinc Aluminum, Aluminum Zinc, Zincalume, Galvalume etc. It is also noted that PUC offers resistance to corrosion and is used in many applications and sectors including but not limited to infrastructure projects, solar power projects, roofing, walling decking, cladding and framing, white goods and appliances, furniture and substrate for colour coated steel.

PUC does not include the following products
i. Flat rolled steel products coated with Zinc without addition of Aluminium
ii. Flat rolled steel products coated with Aluminium without addition of Zinc
iii. Pre-painted or colour coated Aluminium Zinc alloy coated steel sheets ( Pre coated SGL sheets).

PUC falls under tariff items 72106100, 72125090, 72259900 and 72269990 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975. The PUC is also being imported under other Customs Tariff Items 72101290, 72103090, 72104900, 72106900, 72107000, 72109090, 72121090, 72122090, 72123090, 72124000, 72169910, 72255010, 72259100, 72259200, 72269930 etc (The customs classification is indicative only and is in no way binding on the scope of the present investigation)

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The Authority invites comments on preliminary findings from all known interested parties within 21 days from the date of issue of preliminary findings. The comments received from them would be examined in the final findings. The Authority would conduct oral hearing to give an opportunity to all interested parties to present their views relevant to the investigation. Issues and concerns raised during oral hearing will be examined in the final findings.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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China Promises to Bring Order to Iron Ore Market

Reuters reported that China’s government promised it will keep order on the iron ore market at a meeting last week with the country’s steel producers who complained about record high prices. A source said “Government officials said they support industrial participants’ assertion of their own rights and will resolutely sustain market order. China’s market regulators promised that they will tighten supervision of money flows in the benchmark iron ore futures market run by the Dalian Commodity Exchange. They will also examine whether companies are using affiliated entities to place trades on the DCE in violation of the market rules. However, the current DCE trading rules will not be changed”

More than a dozen representatives from government departments, leading steel mills, including China Baowu Group, Ansteel Group and Jiangsu Shagang Group, domestic trading houses, industrial associations, consultancies and Dalian Commodity Exchange gathered at the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology last Thursday, the source said.

Source : Reuters
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GMS Market Commentary on Shipbreaking in India in Week 28 - COLLAPSE!

India has been the focus of many a Cash Buyer over the past month, especially with Bangladesh largely on the sidelines after their recent budget, most yards in Chattogram full with tonnage, and the few open yards there reportedly struggling with bank approvals on fresh L/Cs. However, post-buoyant election victory of Mr. Modi’s pro-business party, prices from Alang have been rapidly decreasing by the week. In fact, local steel prices have collapsed by almost USD 35/LDT over the last few weeks, including this week’s USD 14/Ton decline.

Yet, one high-profile unit was concluded this week as the Vale controlled ORE MOATIZE (18,403 LDT) was sold for an impressive USD 425/LT LDT to Indian Buyers, for guaranteed HKC SoC green recycling. The slightly in excess of 600 Tons of bunkers certainly contributed to the above market price on show.

The 1999 built German MPP vessel LUKA (5,307 LDT) was also sold for a decent USD 328/LT LDT basis an ‘as is’ Piraeus delivery.

Finally, local port position has been hampered by the recent declines, given that only 1 vessel has arrived Alang this week.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Gerdau AmeriSteel Chooses SMS Group for Petersburg & Cartersville Mill Upgrade

Gerdau AmeriSteel Corp has selected SMS group to supply rolling mill stands to upgrade its heavy section mill in Petersburg, Va, and its medium section mill in Cartersville, Ga. For the Petersburg location, SMS group will supply two Compact Cartridge Stands after the breakdown mill group with the aim of increasing productivity, improving performance and section control, and allowing for future production range increases. Cartersville will be upgraded with the addition of three stands after the breakdown mill and before the continuous finishing mill. In addition, a new cold saw will be added into the finishing section.

Both projects are scheduled for completion before the end of 2020.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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India's Iron Ore Shipments Rise 15% YoY in 2018-19

Business Standard reported that iron ore traffic has staged a comeback after a year of deceleration in 2018-19 which saw a decline in shipments by 16 per cent. As a fall-out of de-growth in iron ore cargo in last fiscal, many major ports dependent on the commodity, had to contend with muted growth in cargo throughput. At the end of June in FY20, all major ports with the exception of Mormugao port saw their iron ore volumes mounting. Mormugao was battered by the mining ban in Goa and curbs clamped on ore from Karnataka.

The Kolkata Dock System, made up by the riverine port of Kolkata and the one at Haldia, saw its iron ore cargo, including pellets, soaring more than three fold between April and June. Paradip port’s iron ore shipments spiked by 70 per cent in the period. Visakhapatnam, another iron ore cargo-driven port, had a 41 per cent growth in the commodity. The surge in iron ore shipments were propelled largely by a revival in export demand for the key steel making ingredient.

An industry source said that “Indian iron ore is being lapped up by the international markets, especially China, after the crisis at Vale’s mines in Brazil and some of Australia’s operations (were) pounded by a cyclone. The supply turmoil has generated a firm demand for iron ore in the export markets. Indian exporters are also fetching better prices as supply crunch had exalted iron or futures price at China’s Dalian commodity exchange to five year highs before moderating.”

Source : Business Standard
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Arconic Board Approves Quarterly Dividends

The Board of Directors of Arconic declared

(a) a dividend of 2 cents per share on the outstanding Common Stock of the Company, payable on August 25, 2019, to the holders of record of the Common Stock at the close of business on August 2, 2019

(b) a dividend of 93.75 cents per share on Arconic’s $3.75 Cumulative Preferred Stock, payable on October 1, 2019, to the holders of record of the Class A Stock at the close of business on September 13, 2019.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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BHP Releases First Tender for LNG Shipment of Iron Ore

BHP said that it had released the world’s first tender for LNG-fuelled transport to carry up to 27 million tonnes, or about 10 percent, of its iron ore as it seeks to position itself at the forefront of responsible mining. Apart from the quest to cut carbon emissions to curb global warming, the United Nations shipping agency is introducing tougher anti-pollution standards in the industry’s biggest shake-up for decades.

BHP said ships fuelled by LNG would eliminate NOx and SOx emissions and, though not a zero-carbon solution, would bring a significant reduction in CO2 emissions until other options are available.

BHP, the world’s biggest diversified miner, stands apart from others in the sector with its target of net zero emissions by the second half of the century, in line with UN carbon-cutting goals. That is a huge challenge, especially if it includes emissions related to the group’s vast amounts of coking coal and iron ore for steelmaking, as well as shipping of the material.

Mr Rashpal Bhatti, BHP’s vice president for maritime and supply chain excellence, said that “We recognise we have a stewardship role, working with our customers, suppliers and others to influence emissions reductions across the full life cycle of our products.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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ArcelorMittal Italia Signs Agreement with Trade Unions

ArcelorMittal Italia announced that it has signed an agreement with the UILM, FIM, FIOM and CGL unions aimed at stabilizing the situation at the Taranto plant and enabling the company to continue operations. The agreement includes additional initiatives aimed at supporting safety performance. These include a weekly safety meeting with unions as well as an institutional committee to monitor the health and safety situation. Furthermore, it was agreed to have dedicated department discussions on maintenance and investment to ensure that each department has a clear plan to address issues that arise. Finally, as part of the agreement, ArcelorMittal Italia also commits to monitor the CIGO on a weekly basis and prioritize those in the CIGO for identified additional activity at the plant.

Commenting Matthieu Jehl, CEO ArcelorMittal Italia, said “Safety is the first priority for all ArcelorMittal plants and we were all devastated by last week’s tragic accident. Deepening our engagement on safety with key stakeholders including unions will, I hope, further support our efforts to improve the safety performance. I sincerely hope that with this agreement we can regain stability at the operation and ensure we can produce the steel that our customers need as we continue to implement the industrial and environmental plan to address the plant’s long-term sustainability issues.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Metinvest Secures Loan for Hot Strip Mill Reconstruction at Ilyich Steel

Metinvest announced that it has secured a buyer credit facility of EUR 34.4 million for its subsidiary Ilyich Steel, a steelmaking plant based in Mariupol, Ukraine. The funds will be used to finance the large-scale reconstruction of Ilyich Steel’s HSM 1700. The project aims to enhance Ilyich Steel’s product mix by increasing the weight of the hot-rolled coils from an average of 15 tonnes to 27 tonnes, as well as by reducing the minimum thickness to 1.2 mm and allowing production of coils with widths ranging from 900 mm to 1600 mm. The reconstructed HSM 1700 will be able to use the larger slabs from the new continuous casting machine no. 4. The project will also improve Ilyich Steel’s hot-rolled coil quality and reduce production costs while increasing productivity (from 1.36 million tonnes to 2.5 million tonnes a year). In addition, it will maximise the re-use of existing equipment without compromising quality and minimise mill shutdown time. The total investment during the current phase of the project is expected to reach USD 110 million.

The key equipment and engineering services were procured from Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH. The remaining core equipment for the project will be sourced globally under the open-book concept based on support from Primetals Technologies Austria. This will also serve as a pilot project for the Group in applying this approach to sourcing.

This facility is covered by an export guarantee of the Republic of Austria issued by Oesterreichische Kontrollbank Aktiengesellschaft OeKB, which served as the export credit agency with reinsurance from Euler Hermes Aktiengesellschaft for the German portion of the transaction. It was granted by ODDO BHF Aktiengesellschaft, which acted as the sole lender. The interest rate on the facility, which matures in August 2028, has been set at the six-month EURIBOR plus margin.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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SCHMOLZ + BICKENBACH Lowers Guidance for Fiscal Year 2019

SCHMOLZ + BICKENBACH has lowered its earnings guidance for the 2019 financial year on the basis of preliminary figures for the second quarter of 2019. The company is now forecasting adjusted EBITDA of between EUR 130 million and EUR 170 million. Contrary to the Group's expectations, the global economy continued to lose momentum in the second quarter as a result of ongoing trade conflicts and political uncertainties. Demand from key end markets especially from the automotive industry was restrained in the wake of the economic slowdown. The order backlog continued to decline, although in individual cases the normalization of customer inventories was reflected in new orders.

Based on the preliminary figures, SCHMOLZ + BICKENBACH expects sales volumes to fall by around 16% and revenue by 11% in the second quarter of 2019 compared to the second quarter 2018. Furthermore, adjusted EBITDA of EUR 40.5 million will be lower than in the prior-year quarter (EUR 84.9 million).

In view of unresolved trade conflicts and political uncertainties, visibility with regard to future business development is unusually low, which is why SCHMOLZ + BICKENBACH is currently not in a position to narrow the range for the guidance. Both a marked recovery and a sustained economic slowdown are possible scenarios. From today's perspective, the Group expects demand to gradually recover only towards the end of the year 2019. As a result, the forecast published at the beginning of the year is no longer achievable. Adjusted EBITDA is now expected to be between EUR 130 million and EUR 170 million (previously EUR 190 million and EUR 230 million). The final results for the second quarter of 2019 will be published on August 7, 2019.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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MHI & Primetals Technologies to Acquire ABP Induction Systems

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Primetals Technologies will acquire ABP Induction Systems, a global manufacturer and servicer of induction furnaces and heating systems from CM Acquisitions, a Chicago based private equity firm. ABP offers a variety of best-in-class products and comprehensive services to blue-chip customers, including leading automotive OEMs and suppliers, industrial manufacturers, independent foundries as well as steel plant manufacturers and steel producers. MHI and Primetals Technologies will jointly take ABP’s shares. Future business activities will be conducted in close cooperation with and under the leadership of Primetals Technologies. The completion of the acquisition of ABP is subject to the approval of the relevant authorities, and is planned to close around the end of August, 2019.

ABP provides state-of-the-art equipment for ferrous and non-ferrous metal casting, forging and steel making. Its main products are induction melting, holding and pouring furnaces as well as induction heaters. ABP’s business is built upon a large and global customer base with more than 1,600 active units worldwide. ABP also has a core competence in the service business and provides comprehensive aftermarket solutions to customers though the entire product lifecycle. Service centers are strategically located close to the major industrial areas in Germany, the United States, China, India, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, Sweden and Thailand.

ABP also exclusively provides special induction heaters to Primetals Technologies for endless strip production, which helps provide a competitive edge.

ABP will be a group company of MHI under the ownership of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc., headquartered in Houston, Texas, and Primetals Technologies USA LLC, Alpharetta, Georgia.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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