Steelmakers

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Smaller Chinese steelmakers will be able to hedge their costs

June 10th, 2008

AUSTRALIAN iron ore producers, arguing for a freight premium to be included in this year’s contract prices with reluctant Chinese steelmakers, are expected to shrug off the emergence of a new iron ore exchange market created by Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse.
The exchange gives smaller Chinese steel producers a chance to hedge their costs in [...]

Ironclad Mining Provides Wilcherry Hill Iron Ore Project Development Update

June 5th, 2008

Ironclad Mining advised that the Company continues to make good progress towards the development of the Wilcherry Hill Crystalline Magnetite Project to export iron ore to China and other East Asian customers. The Company reported more excellent results from resource extension and exploration drilling; South Australian Government moves to establish bulk commodities port for iron [...]

Steelmaker boosts prices, cites energy, iron ore costs

April 17th, 2008

A recent surge in steel prices continued Wednesday with ArcelorMittal saying it will increase prices by $250 a ton on some steel shipments — a move that will benefit steel companies such as U.S. Steel Corp., analysts said.
Strong global demand has increased prices for hot-rolled coiled steel from $529 a ton in October to $845 [...]

Fitch: Brazilian Steelmakers Well Positioned for Iron Ore Price Increase in 2008

March 15th, 2008

Against a backdrop of rising iron ore prices, Brazilian steel producers should maintain high profit margins relative to their global peers during 2008, according to Fitch Ratings. Brazilian steel companies enjoy important competitive advantages, including modern production facilities, close proximity to sources of iron ore and a highly concentrated domestic market, which limits competition based [...]

Ukraine ups iron ore exports 16.5% in 2 mths

March 15th, 2008

Ukraine raised iron ore exports tentatively 16.5% year-on-year in January-February to 3.611 million tonnes, a source at Ukrrudprom, the association of Ukrainian mining enterprises, told Interfax.
Iron ore concentrate exports nearly doubled to 929,900 tonnes, pellet exports [...]

BHP Billiton Says Fire Broke Out at Australian Port

March 15th, 2008

BHP Billiton Ltd, the world’s biggest mining company, said a fire burned for over an hour today at a screening area in the Nelson Point iron ore port in Western Australia.
It is assessing the damage from the fire, Samantha Evans, a BHP spokeswoman, said by telephone from Melbourne. There were no injuries and workers weren’t [...]

Strike Resources Ltd may sell Peru iron ore projects

March 15th, 2008

Junior explorer Strike Resources Ltd says it is in discussions for the possible sale of its iron ore interests in Peru, and in talks with steelmakers for potential supply.
Strike revealed the discussions after the Australian Securities Exchange queried a sharp rise in the company’s share price, when it jumped from $1.495 on February 25, to [...]

China Accuses Iron Ore Giants Of Cutting Supplies

July 19th, 2007

China’s key steel industry association July 18 accused the world’s three leading iron ore producers of cutting back on supply to ensure strong prices ahead of next year’s negotiations. Brazil’s Companhia Vale do Rio Doce, Australia’s BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto are “working together” to strengthen their negotiating positions in talks with Chinese steelmakers, the [...]

Mitsubishi to Develop A$3 Billion Iron Ore Project

June 18th, 2007

Mitsubishi Corp., Japan’s largest trading company, and Murchison Metals Ltd. agreed to jointly develop a A$3 billion ($2.5 billion) iron ore project in Australia amid soaring demand for the steelmaking ingredient.
The two companies want to build a port, railroad and develop the Jack Hills mine in Western Australia state, Tokyo- based Mitsubishi said in a [...]

CVRD looking to bring new steel projects on stream - Brazil

June 1st, 2007

Rio de Janeiro-based CVRD (NYSE: RIO) is in talks with international steelmakers to bring new steel projects to Brazil, CFO Fábio Barbosa told analysts and investors in a presentation Thursday.
Barbosa was speaking in São Paulo during an event promoted by finance industry trade group Apimec.
CVRD has a 10% minority stake in the under-construction CSA steel [...]


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