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Taigang Stainless Steel updates for first six months of 2014
It was reported that Taigang Stainless Steel Company registered a profit of CNY 385 million during the first six months of the year, up 15.42% YoY. |
Baosteel Q1 net falls 98 pct, sees weak H1
China's top steelmaker, Baosteel (600019.SS), lagged market forecasts with a 97.7 percent drop in first-quarter net profit, as global demand weakened for products from cars to industrial machinery. |
Merafe FeCr sales and Profit Increased in H1,2014
]Merafe Resources posted a sharp increase in interim profit, with higher sales of ferrochrome, the feedstock for stainless steel production.The company said on Aug.12 2014 that revenue was 35% higher at R1.99bn as a result of a 25% increase in ferrochrome sale... |
Mogale speciality Alloys Production Delayed to Q4
The installation of new ferroalloy refining and granulation equipment at Mogale Alloys’ processing plant in South Africa has been delayed, parent company Afarak Group announced on August 12th. |
Tata Steel Shuts down Ferroalloy Plant due to Shortage of Raw Material
Raw material shortage has forced Tata Steel to shut down one of its ferroalloy plant as the company waits for a renewal of its leases, over which competition is also making claims. |
South African Merafe Resources settles ferrochrome prices with Japan
It’s reported that South African ferrochrome suppliers are offering 127 cents/lb for buyers in Japan for the third quarter, down by 3 cents/lb from the previous offering. |
Glencore-Merafe settles Q3 Europe benchmark ferrochrome price at 2.5% lower than Q2
Glencore-Merafe Chrome Venture and European stainless steelmakers have settled the term price for July-September ferrochrome sales at 119 cents/lb, down 2.5% from the Q2 price of 122 cents/lb, Merafe Resources said Wednesday. The term price is viewed as a benc... |
Merafe Expecting 126% to 142% rise in half-year HEPS
JSE-listed Merafe Resources on Monday said it expected its headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six months ended June 30 to be between 126% and 142% higher year-on-year. |
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