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voda 24 oktober 2017 14:12

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Tata Steel, JSW, Vedanta eying stressed Bhushan Steel - Report

Asia Times reported that Bhushan Power & Steel, which is undergoing the insolvency process mandated by India’s central bank, Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has attracted seven buyers, including Tata Steel, JSW Steel and Vedanta.

The unlisted Bhushan Power & Steel has a steel-making capacity of three million tons across the states of Odisha, West Bengal and the union territory of Chandigarh. It has a hot-rolled steel facility in Odisha and cold-rolling facilities in Kolkata and Chandigarh. Bhushan Steel also has a captive power plant, a pellet plant and an iron ore beneficiation plant, according to Business Standard.

It figured in the list of 12 large non-performing accounts the RBI had recommended for insolvency under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.

Source : Asia Times

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:13

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Baowu Steel to consider other M&A opportunities

Reuters reported that China’s top steel maker Baowu Steel Group Co, formed in a mega merger last year, will consider other merger and acquisition opportunities amid a government drive to consolidate the market and cut overcapacity. President of Baowu Steel Ma Guoqiang said that “We will track and do research on M&A opportunities and actively participate in these opportunities as market player.” He said that China’s steel producers will not expand their production capacities in the future but will aim to improve efficiency of the sector and pursue higher quality products.

Baowu is seen as a potential bidder for loss-making Chongqing Iron & Steel Co, according to a report from Chinese business magazine Caixin On Oct. 2.

The top producer with more than 70 million tonnes in annual production capacity said it looks to improve production at its Baoshan plant, Qingshan plant, Meishan plant and Zhanjiang plant, Ma said.

Source : Reuters

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voda 24 oktober 2017 14:16

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JSW Steel to redraw Odisha project - Report

Business Standard reported that Sajjan Jindal-owned JSW Steel is set to redraw its project design for the mega steel plant proposed near Paradip in Odisha. The company is keen on 12 million tonnes per annum instead of a 10 million tonnes per annum mill proposed initially. A senior government official with knowledge of the matter said that “JSW Steel has of late evinced interest to set up a higher capacity steel plant. They have not elaborated on the reasons to go for 12 million tonnes per annum project or the technology they are going to introduce.”

Sources close to the development said JSW Steel has initiated talks with some overseas companies for some technology collaboration for the Odisha project. The top steelmaker is likely to opt for Corex technology for its proposed Odisha steel plant.

The reconfigured project plan with use of upgraded technology means JSW Steel would settle for a smaller patch of land for the mill. Even the Odisha government is not prepared to allot more than 2700 acres the same patch of land acquired earlier for the now shelved Posco project to JSW Steel. In its project proposal submitted to the state government, JSW Steel had asked for 4500 acres for the steel project and associated facilities. It sought the same land which the stateowned Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation procured from betel vine growers and other farmers. JSW Steel had asked for transfer of all land parcels at the rate of INR 4 lakh per acre.

The official said that “The state government cannot provide more than 2700 acres for the JSW project. We don’t think the land would be insufficient for the company as they would make use of the latest technology.”

JSW Steel has pledged an investment of INR 50,000 crore on the steel project and associated facilities. The plant is expected to go on stream in four years from zero date and when operational, it will create jobs for 50,000 people.

Source : Business Standard

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voda 24 oktober 2017 14:17

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Pakistan imposes 19.15pct anti-dumping duty on steel re-bars imports

Pakistan Today reported that in its latest notice Pakistan’s National Tariff Commission (NTC) has announced a definitive anti-dumping duty (ADD) of 19.15% on import of Deformed Concrete Reinforcing Steel Bars (re-bars) from China. The ADD is in addition to the 30% already in-place regulatory duty on import of re-bars from the neighboring country, thus taking total duties to 49.15%.

The commission has imposed the said duty after a year-long investigation at the behest of applications lodged by Amreli Steels Limited (ASTL), Agha Steel Industries Limited and Abbas Engineering Limited on behalf of the domestic steel industry producing re-bars.

The commission established that the domestic industry producing re-bars suffered material injury on account of volume of dumped imports, price undercutting, decline in market share & productivity and magnitude of the dumping margin.

Previously an anti-dumping duty of 24.4% was also imposed on the import of raw material (CC Billets) in June on the back of applications from Amreli Steels Limited, Agha Steel Limited and AGS Metals Limited.

Source : Pakistan Today

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voda 24 oktober 2017 14:18

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Vedanta Steel bhumipujan for Manoharpur plant likely to be held in Dec

Avenue Mail reported that the bhumi pujan ceremony for the setting up Vedanta Steel Plant in Manoharpur is likely to be held in the first week of December this year. The process has started for the company’s establishment in West Singhbhum. This was informed by the state BJP President cum MP of Singhbhum Laxman Gilua.

Mr Gilua said the bhumi pujan ceremony was earlier slated to be held during Momentum Jharkhand event. He said the setting up of the plant would prove to be a milestone for the industrial development of the entire Kolhan region.

He said industrialization would help eradicate unemployment and poverty from the region. He added that “The state government is concerned about the large-scale migration of workers from Kolhan to other states and metropolitan cities like Bengaluru. Efforts are on to change the situation for the better.”

Source : Avenue Mail

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:20

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Kobe Steel scandal - Violated statutory standards, losing customers

REUTERS reported that Kobe Steel Ltd sank deeper into crisis as the embattled company said it had lost some customers to competitors because of widespread data falsification that had extended to its mainstream steel sheet business.

Japan's third-largest steelmaker, which supplies the world's top airline and automobile manufacturers, also said it had violated statutory standards set by the industry ministry, pushing the scandal beyond failure to meet specifications agreed with customers.

Until now, the 112-year-old company had said products it sold with falsified data met safety and other standards but did not meet contract specifications agreed with customers. It had also said the problem was mainly with aluminium and copper products.

Kobe Steel has an extensive role in global supply chains the company produces engine valve springs found in half the world's cars, according to its website.

Kobe Steel Executive Vice President Naoto Umehara said the company had found a breach of industrial standards at its Hatano copper plant southwest of Tokyo, along with a new case of falsification of data at a unit that cuts and processes steel plate. Mr Umehara told a news conference that "There has been also some impact on our business as we have lost credibility, citing cases that the company lost orders and customers switched to its competitors. But we can’t quantify the impact at the moment."

He said the Hatano plant did not meet Japanese Industrial Standards for quality management after it faked data on tensile strength and other properties of copper and copper-alloy piping.

Kobe Steel has stopped shipping about 43% of copper products from the plant over the problems with the statutory standards, a company spokeswoman said.

Two certification companies said they were investigating whether the plant is in line with a global standard on quality control.

They could suspend or cancel the "ISO9001" certification of the plant if it doesn't meet the standard, which could affect its business as many global buyers require suppliers to use the benchmark.

Kobe Steel said it also found, as the result of a whistleblower, that a plant in western Japan had been "obstructing company’s voluntary inspection” by concealing data.

Source : Asahi.com

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:22

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Shinking outside the mold, with 3-D printers that make objects of steel

Boston Globe reported that a Metal X 3-D printer at Markforged in Watertown. Metal X isn’t built for speed, but it’s cheap enough to allow companies to buy them by the dozen and run them nonstop.

But the company isn’t a Rust Belt relic a metal-casting company left over from the glory days of America’s Iron Age. It’s a modern startup operating out of an office park in Burlington.

The hinges at Desktop Metal aren’t cast in molds or stamped in presses, like ordinary metal parts. They’re sprayed into existence, layer by layer, inside a machine that looks like a cross between a microwave oven oven and an inkjet printer.

Source : Boston Globe

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voda 24 oktober 2017 14:24

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Kobe Steel scandal - Kobe Steel manually manipulate inspection certificate process

Japan Times reported that some Kobe Steel Ltd plants lack systems that automatically input product inspection data from measuring devices to produce inspection certificates. A senior Kobe Steel official said that the creation of inspection certificates “was not fully automated at our factories, leaving room for doing something irregular.”

Workers at some plants have been writing down measurements by hand and manipulating the data before entering it into the computer systems.

Believing that the manual input process has become a hotbed for data falsification, the steel maker plans to ensure that automated systems are used to handle inspection data.

The company suspects that various falsification methods were in place at its factories, though no how-to documentation that could provide evidence has been found so far, sources said.

The firm inspects products before shipment to see whether they meet clients’ standards. Substandard products are shipped anyway in a practice known as tokusai, if clients agree to it. But consent for tokusai was not obtained from some clients.

Another Kobe Steel executive said that “At some factories, products with falsified data were also treated as tokusai.”

The firm is working to compile an additional investigative report by the end of the month to comply with a request from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. It is also scrambling to wrap up the investigation and finalize preventive measures by mid-November.

The scandal could affect thousands of clients at other Kobe Steel group firms.

Source : Japan Times

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voda 24 oktober 2017 14:30

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Pakistan People Party to resist sale of PSM land

Dawn quoted Pakistan Peoples Party Senator Taj Haider as saying that he will resist the sale of Pakistan Steel Mills land under the garb of clearing its liabilities. Mr Haider during a meeting of Senate Standing Committee on Industries which was discussing issues related to PSM including nonpayment of gratuity and provident fund to 3,500 retired employees of the entity said that “I will set up a protest camp there and not allow the sale of land this way.”

Mr Haider referred to a reply by the Privatisation Commission in the Senate that none of the 89 industrial units privatised by the government were operating as industry and all have been converted to real estate ventures.

On the occasion, members of Senate body criticised petroleum minister and incumbent premier Shahid Khaqan Abbasi for the forced shutdown of PSM by disconnecting gas supply to it.

Senator Haider said that “The Economic Coordination Committee had decided to restructure the payment schedule of gas bills and the surcharge was to be withdrawn in 2014 when the Rs18.5 billion bailout package was approved but not only did the Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) issue huge gas bills along with the surcharge but also disconnected gas supply.”

He blamed PM Abbasi for deliberately causing shutdown of steel mills.

Chairman of the Committee Senator Hidayatullah inquired about the authenticity of the claim that the petroleum ministry had acted contrary to the decision of the ECC.

Officials of Privatisation Commission and the Ministry of Industries and Production declined to comment, maintaining that they were recently posted in the respective ministries.

However, PSM CFO Muhammad Arif Shah read out the decision of the ECC from his files which corroborated Senator Haider’s comments.

Source : Dawn

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:32

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This Week's Raw Steel Production

In the week ending on October 21, 2017, domestic raw steel production was 1,731,000 net tons while the capability utilization rate was 74.3 percent. Production was 1,655,000 net tons in the week ending October 21, 2016 while the capability utilization then was 70.8 percent. The current week production represents a 4.6 percent increase from the same period in the previous year.
Production for the week ending October 21, 2017 is down 0.7 percent from the previous week ending October 14, 2017 when production was 1,744,000 net tons and the rate of capability utilization was 74.8 percent.

Adjusted year-to-date production through October 21, 2017 was 73,020,000 net tons, at a capability utilization rate of 74.6 percent. That is up 3.8 percent from the 70,355,000 net tons during the same period last year, when the capability utilization rate was 72.2 percent.

Broken down by districts, here's production for the week ending October 21, 2017 in thousands of net tons: North East: 189; Great Lakes: 644; Midwest: 152; Southern: 671 and Western: 75 for a total of 1731.

The Raw Steel production tonnage provided in this report is estimated. The figures are compiled from weekly production tonnage provided from 50% of the domestic producers combined with monthly production data for the remainder. Therefore, this report should be used primarily to assess production trends. The AISI production report "AIS 7", published monthly and available by subscription, provides a more detailed summary of steel production based on data supplied by companies representing 75% of U.S. production capacity.

Note: Capability for the Fourth Quarter 2017 is approximately 30.6 million tons compared to 30.7 million tons for the same period last year and 30.6 million tons for the Third Quarter of 2017.

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voda 24 oktober 2017 14:33

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India New Steel Policy 2017 to increase steel consumption

Business Line reported that there is some good news for steel producers around the world after years of wait characterised by slowing demand, excess capacity and large inventory. After facing headwinds that slowed consumption in recent years, world steel demand growth is beginning to face a cyclical upturn. Consumption demand is expected to pick up on the back of the momentum in global economic growth.

Based on the demand conditions so far this year, the World Steel Association, in its short-range outlook, has forecast that global steel demand will reach 1,622 million tonnes in 2017 and will improve to 1,648 million tonnes in 2018.

In other words, the industry has by and large been able to ride out this year’s political risks, including Fed rate hikes, European elections, rising crude oil prices and Trump-induced market volatility. Admittedly, China is the mover and shaker of the world steel market by virtue of being the largest producer and consumer of the industrial metal.

China accounts for about 45% of world demand. Its steel demand in 2017 is forecast to grow 3%. Excluding China, steel demand is expected to expand by 2.6% to reach 856 million tonnes in 2017 and by 3% in 2018 to 882 million tonnes.

The positive correlation between global economic growth and steel consumption is well-recognised. From less than 3% in 2016, there has been a modest pick-up in global growth to 3.3% this year and a further increase to 3.6% in 2018 is seen. For the world market, at present, risks factors include geopolitical tension (friction between the US and North Korea), protectionist tendencies and China’s debt problem.

The Chinese steel industry has been facing environment-related issues as well as trade friction.

The big question everyone is asking is: who will replace China as the world’s growth engine for consumption. Over the last two decades, China recorded phenomenal growth in steel production and consumption.

The Asian major’s growth has been driven by investments, led by heavy investments in the construction sector, including infrastructure, housing and commercial premises.

Will India emerge as the next China in terms of steel consumption? Not anytime soon perhaps; yet, indications are that India’s steel consumption in the coming years will register robust growth on the back of the government’s thrust on infrastructure development, real estate and automobiles.

In the 2017-18 Budget, an outlay of INR 4 lakh crore for infrastructure expansion, covering railways, roadways, airports, seaports, multi-modal transport and urban amenities, as well as affordable housing to ease dwelling house shortage was made. This has provided a shot in the arm for the domestic steel sector. It is widely believed that an increase in public investment will crowd-in private investment.

The New Steel Policy, 2017, envisages an increase in per capita consumption from the present 60 kg to 160 kg by 2030 backed by a target of 300 mt steel making capacity. The big challenge will be finding funds for capacity expansion. Where will the INR 10 lakh crore come from?

Source : Business Line

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:37

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Bhushan Steel up by over 15% as ArcelorMittal looks forward for acquisition
Published on Tue, 24 Oct 2017

Shares of Bhushan Steel spiked by over 15% as ArcelorMittal issued a letter of interest to acquire it. Media reports that ArcelorMittal, the global steel giant, has exhibited interest in taking over Bhushan Steel. ArcelorMittal, headed by the billionaire Lakshmi Mittal, had issued an expression of Interest (EoI) for Bhushan Steel.

Following the news built up, the stock of the company rose by over 15% in the early trading hours of Monday.

Source : India infoline

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:38

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Chinese steel output in September slips from record as smog war bites

Global Times reported that China's steel output dropped in September from a record high the previous month as mills cut production in line with the country's campaign for clearer skies. Crude steel output hit 71.83 million tonnes in September, the lowest since February and down from 74.59 million tonnes in August

Before slipping last month, Chinese mills had mostly been churning out steel at a record rate from March to August amid strong domestic demand, fatter profit margins and an environmental crackdown that shut out some other producers.

Some analysts have estimated at least 30 million tons of China's steel output may be lost during the winter season, which starts mid-November, or nearly 4 percent of last year's production. But that number could be bigger, with mills in several cities already slashing output as early as this month.

Source : Global Times

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voda 24 oktober 2017 14:39

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China steel makers and traders protecting profits amid volatility

Global Times reported that China's steel mills and traders are embracing more sophisticated ways to sell metal and buy raw materials to protect their bumper profits amid rising price volatility. Steel mills typically sell their finished products at market prices to traders that later sell them on to end-users such as construction companies, also at market prices. However, some mills and traders are adopting new arrangements to lock in their profits on expectations that prices may decline as demand could drop while activity in the construction industry, a major steel consumer, slows during the cold winter months.

Steel prices in the world's top producer surged to their highest in four and a half years this summer and mills are making more than CNY 1,000 (USD 151) for every tonne of metal they produce, the highest in more than seven years, based on data from brokerage CLSA. Prices climbed on supply worries as China has shuttered steel mills for not complying with environmental rules. However, prices in September posted their biggest monthly drop in a year because of demand concerns from the expected winter slowdown and as the environmental crackdown will also close steel-consuming industries.

Amid this price uncertainty, mills are now buying raw materials, such as iron ore and coking coal, and are selling their future products to one trader at an agreed price, officials from two Chinese steelmakers said. By fixing those prices, the mills can secure their profit margins.

Mr Alexis He director of sales for derivatives at CEFC Shanghai Resources Co Ltd said that in turn, some traders are signing long-term contracts with customers, like construction companies, who have agreed to take the same tonnage at a fixed price each month.

By hedging those sales on the futures market, Mr He said that "they can price in a reasonable safety net and provide a fixed-price contract to downstream construction companies ahead of time.”

It is mostly smaller mills that have partaken in these "more creative ways of doing business," said He. "But now, we're seeing bigger mills getting interested because they're hearing about it in the market."

Source : Global Times

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:41

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ArcelorMittal submit EoI to acquire Bhushan Steel Limited - Report
Published on Mon, 23 Oct 2017

Economic Times reported that ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel company, has joined the bidding race for stressed steel assets in the country by expressing interest to acquire Bhushan Steel. Top banking sources told ET that LN Mittal-led ArcelorMittal has submitted an expression of interest for Bhushan Steel, which has been referred to National Company Law Tribunal under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.

Sources said that this provides ArcelorMittal, which failed to make much headway in setting up greenfield steel projects in India, an opening to pick up good steel assets in the country at what is widely believed to be reasonable prices,.

An ArcelorMittal spokesperson said that "We don't comment on M&A speculation and rumour.”

According to media reports, Korean steelmaker Posco, which faced delays in getting its proposed 10 mt greenfield steel unit in Odisha off the ground for over a decade, is also in the fray for stressed assets like Bhushan Steel and Essar Steel.

ArcelorMittal, a leading global auto steel player, has been looking to build up a presence in India for well over a decade now. It had earlier planned two greenfield ventures of 10-12 million tonne capacity each in Jharkhand and Odisha. However, it was plagued by mining issues and land acquisition problems that took a toll on the fate of the proposed projects.

Source : Economic Times

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:42

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Workers at Tata Steel Netherland plant arm oppose merger with thyssenkrupp

Reuters reported that the works council of Tata Steel Netherlands opposed preliminary plans by Tata Steel and Thyssenkrupp to combine their European steelmaking operations into a joint venture and would fight to block it if necessary. Works council chairman Frits van Wieringen said that, after viewing the two companies’ memorandum of understanding, he was concerned they intend to dissolve the Dutch subsidiary, which would strip away legal protections, and then lay off workers. He said that “They are talking about 10 % of jobs being lost, but we think it will be much more than that.”

In September the two companies announced plans to merge their European steelmaking operations. The JV would have 42,000 employees, with 10,000 in the Netherlands.

The companies said last month the deal would help tackle over-capacity in Europe’s steel market, which faces cheap imports, subdued construction demand and inefficient legacy plants. The merger would also result in up to 4,000 job cuts, or about 8 percent of the joint workforce.

Mr Van Wieringen said that works councils in the Netherlands and Germany have significant powers and their approval is required for a change of corporate structure to be carried out. He added that “Make no mistake, the Germans are also opposed to this as it stands.”

He said the works council expects to hear more detailed plans from Tata and Thyssenkrupp early next year. For now it has notified the supervisory and management boards of Tata Steel Netherlands that it will oppose the JV.

Mr Hans Fischer, CEO of Tata Steel’s European operations, said that “We have also held a number of meetings with groups representing our employees. These discussions are a priority for us as we seek their support for the joint venture.”

Source : Reuters

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:43

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JSW Steel eying Italian Aferpi - Report

Economic Times reported that JSW Steel is pursuing options to expand its presence into Europe and is eyeing Italian long products company Aferpi as part of its strategy. Mr Sajjan Jindal chairman of JSW Steel said that "It is one of the projects we're looking at. That's part of our strategy, to expand globally. I think Europe is more on the agenda right now.”

The Italian firm is owned by Algerian group Cevital which is looking to find possible solutions for it and submit an industrial plan to Italian government by end of October.

JSW is believed to one of the eight global bidders for Aferpi. The facility has been operating off and on over the past few months, and its rail mill the only unit currently online was recently restarted to produce a 15,000 mt rail order for Ferrovie dello Stato.

The Platts report said Jindal didn't elaborate on JSW's potential plans for Aferpi. JSW currently sells 75-80% of its output within India, with the rest going to markets including Africa, South America, Europe and eastern Asia.

Source : Economic Times

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:48

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Italian court rejects appeal of 4 former ThyssenKrupp officials

ANSA reported that Italy's supreme Court of Cassation on Thursday turned down pleas by four former Thyssen steel group managers including ex-CEO Harald Espenhahn for a sentence reduction in a December 2007 Turin plant fire that killed seven workers.

Former ThyssenKrupp CEO Espenhahn was guilty of "imposing guilt" when together with five other managers of the steel group he caused, out of a total and "aware" lack of safety measures, the fire in the Turin plant that killed seven workers on the night of December 5-6 2007, the explanation of a Cassation Court sentence issued May 13, 2016 said in December 2016. The sentence confirmed a term of nine years eight months for Espenhahn and shorter ones for the other managers.

Prosecutors in May had asked the Cassation Court, Italy's highest court of appeal, to scrap the convictions of the six.

Espenhahn in 2013 saw his first-degree homicide sentence reduced to 10 years from 16 and a half years on appeal, prompting outraged families of the victims to stage a sit-in.

His initial conviction marked one of the first times that a senior executive was convicted of homicide at a workplace death trial in Italy.

Source : ANSA

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voda 24 oktober 2017 14:49

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Stelco planned IPO could be a tough sell - Report

Reuters reported that Canadian steel maker Stelco Holdings Inc’s planned IPO could be a tough sell as it faces the twin headwinds of slowing North American auto sales and the uncertain impact of trade talks, even as it looks to cash in on a rebound in steel prices. Stelco also needs to regain investor confidence just months after emerging from its second bankruptcy in 13 years, analysts and investors said, as its new owner seeks to raise USD 150 million by selling a stake in the restructured, almost debt-free company.

Stelco, now owned by US private equity group Bedrock Industries, filed in late September for the initial public offering and is now marketing it.

If the effort is successful, it would be the world’s biggest steel IPO since 2010, when Indonesia’s Krakatau Steel raised USD 300 million in its offering, according to Thomson Reuters data. Krakatau’s stock has nearly halved since then.

While global steel prices SRBcv1 have jumped 160% since end-2015 as China, both the world’s top steel producer and consumer, shut capacity in an environmental crackdown, sales of North American automobiles have been mostly weak this year.

Stelco, which operates two steel-processing facilities in Ontario, is targeting the auto sector for growth with plans to lift production of lightweight, higher-strength steels that automakers are increasingly seeking for better fuel economy, it said in its prospectus.

Stelco and Bedrock both declined to comment. In its IPO filing, Stelco said its competitive strengths included being one of North America’s lowest-cost producers and being near customers and suppliers.

Source : Reuters

voda 24 oktober 2017 14:50

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Czech interested in investing in Iran’s Steel Industry

IFP news quoted a senior official from the Czech Republic as saying that Prague’s interest in investing in the Iranian steel industry given the significant progress the Islamic Republic has made in this area. The Czech Republic’s Deputy Minister of Industry, Eduard Mu?ický, who is on a state visit to Iran said his visit is mainly aimed at closely watching Iran’s progress in steel industry.

Iran has made significant progress in the industry and this has prompted the Czech Republic to invest in this area and import Iran’s productions.

In a meeting with the top managers of Iran’s Mobarakeh Steel Company, the Czech official went on saying his country has prepared the ground for installing some technologies in the production of steel.

He added that the Czech Republic is interested in launching a joint project with Iran, particularly with the Mobarakeh Steel Company.

The meeting was also attended by the Czech Republic’s ambassador to Tehran Svatopluk ?umba. Mr ?umba also said he was moved by the perspective set forth by the Mobarakeh Steel Company’s managers and added Iran and Czech Republic can tap into their capacities for further cooperation.

He went on to say that many of the residents of Isfahan have a positive impression of the Czech Republic as well as the cooperation which the country used to have with the MSC.

Source : IFP news

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