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Outokumpu Completes Employee Negotiation Processes

Outokumpu has completed its employee negotiation processes which were started in selected operating countries in November 2020 with the aim to create cost savings by restructuring and reducing total employee headcount by up to approximately 1,000. As a result of the negotiations, Outokumpu is reducing the employee headcount by 250 in Finland, 230 in Germany and 170 in Sweden. Additionally, further personnel reductions are in progress in the company’s European and Americas based operations, with reduction of approximately 250 employees already being implemented. The total targeted employee headcount reduction of 1,000 will be completed in full, mostly by the end of 2021. Outokumpu targets to have a headcount of below 9,000 during 2022.

Outokumpu said “Due to the challenging market situation with continuing high import pressure in Europe and the COVID-19 pandemic impacting the global economy, it is crucial to ensure the company’s cost competitiveness by reducing fixed costs, of which personnel expenses are significant part.”

The reductions are part of Outokumpu’s actions for reaching the financial targets of the first phase of its strategy: EUR 200 million EBITDA run-rate improvements and net debt to EBITDA of below 3.0x by the end of 2022. The personnel reductions are expected to generate total annual savings of approximately EUR 70 million, thereof EUR 60 million direct personnel cost. The costs of the restructuring are EUR 75-80 million. Such costs are adjusted for and EUR 11 million were booked in Q3/2020, approximately EUR 55 million are to be booked in Q4/2020 and approximately EUR 10 million in 2021, whereas cash out is expected predominantly during 2021.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Change in Leadership at ArcelorMittal North America

With the sale of ArcelorMittal USA to Cleveland-Cliffs now complete, former CEO of ArcelorMittal USA Mr John Brett will now take the reins of ArcelorMittal North America effective January 1, 2021. Mr Brett is nominated Executive Officer and Executive Vice President of ArcelorMittal and will also be in charge of corporate strategy. Mr Brett reports to Mr LN Mittal, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ArcelorMittal.

Mr Brad Davey, Vice President of ArcelorMittal, and chief executive officer of ArcelorMittal North America will be an Executive Officer and Executive Vice President of ArcelorMittal and has been appointed head of corporate business optimization, effective April 1, 2021. After a period of transition Mr Brad will be responsible for CTO, Research and Development, CCM, capital goods, corporate communications and corporate responsibility, as well as global automotive. He will also be in charge of automotive JV’s in China and India and ArcelorMittal Tailored Blanks Americas and he will be vice chairman of the Investment Allocation Committee. Mr Brad reports to Mr LN Mittal, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ArcelorMittal.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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AISI Applauds Inclusion of Infrastructure Measures in US Bill

American Iron and Steel Institute president and CEO Mr Kevin Dempsey has applauded the passage by both houses of Congress of provisions to fund surface transportation and water infrastructure, as part of the overarching government funding and COVID-19 relief bill. Mr Dempsey said “The steel industry relies on the nation’s road, rail, and water transportation network to move its raw materials and steel products. Investment in this infrastructure is vital not only to the health of the steel industry, but to the US economy and national security as well. We applaud inclusion of the bipartisan Water Resources Development Act in the government funding bills, including a policy adjustment to the Inland Waterways Trust Fund which could add USD 100 million annually toward inland waterways project construction and as much as one billion dollars over 10 years.”

Mr Dempsey added “We also are pleased with the inclusion of USD 10 billion in highway funding for state Departments of Transportation, some of which will help fund state shortfalls caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. As users of these networks, and providers of the materials to build them, the steel industry is pleased that Congress has passed these water and highway investments. These measures will soon be signed into law and will help reinvigorate the US economy.”

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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ArcelorMittal vergroot capaciteit in Canada

FONDS KOERS VERSCHIL VERSCHIL % BEURS
ArcelorMittal
19,186 0,206 1,09 % Euronext Amsterdam

(ABM FN-Dow Jones) ArcelorMittal North America voegt extra productiecapaciteit toe om de automobielindustrie beter te kunnen bedienen. Dit meldde de staalreus woensdag.

De totale projectkosten bedragen 24 miljoen Canadese dollar. De eerste productie van Alusi Coated Usibor zal naar verwachting in de tweede helft van 2022 van de lijn komen.

De capaciteitsuitbreiding wordt gedaan bij ArcelorMittal Dofasco, een zelfstandige dochteronderneming van de staalreus in Canada.

Door: ABM Financial News.
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India & Japan to Enhance Cooperation between Steel Industries

Hindustan Times reported India and Japan have signed an agreement to enhance cooperation between their steel industries with the aim of ramping up domestic production in India and greater coordination in the global market, which is dominated by China. The memorandum of cooperation in the field of steel industry, inked by India’s steel ministry and Japan’s economy, trade and industry ministry, will boost mutual cooperation by establishing an India Japan steel dialogue at the joint secretary level. HT report quoted a person familiar with developments as saying that “Through the dialogue, both sides are expected to deepen mutual understanding on the situations surrounding the steel industry in both countries and in the international market, where excess supply of steel is an issue. The two sides will also discuss trade and investment related issues and promote sustainable growth in the steel sector.”

India and Japan were the second and third largest steel producing countries in 2019, with outputs of 111.2 million tonnes and 99.3 million tonnes respectively. However, they were far behind the global leader, China, whose output was 996.3 million tonnes. However, India’s per capita consumption of steel was only 75.3 kg in 2017, only one-seventh of the figures for Japan of 549.9 kg or China of 544.5kg, signifying a large margin for further growth.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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ArcelorMittal Dofasco Adding Alusi HDG Line at Hamilton

ArcelorMittal Dofasco announced a coating addition of its No 5 Hot Dipped Galvanizing Line in Hamilton in Ontario in Canada to Aluminum Silicon Alusi for the production of ArcelorMittal’s patented Usibor Press Hardenable Steel for automotive structural and safety components. The total project cost is CAD 24 million CAD and the first Alusi Coated Usibor product is expected to come off the line in H2 of 2022. No 5 Line is planned to produce up to 160,000 tons of Alusi coated steel.

Since 2013, ArcelorMittal Dofasco has invested more than CAD 800 million in capital projects at ArcelorMittal Dofasco that ultimately enable it to deliver smarter steels to customers. Investments include a new galvanizing line No 6, a new Utilities Boiler and Turbo Generator capable of producing 20 megawatts of power on site, the modernization of the Hot Mill and the digitalization of the Ladle Metallurgy Furnace facility.

ArcelorMittal Dofasco is Canada's largest flat rolled steel producer and Hamilton's largest private sector employer with approximately 5,000 employees. The company ships 4.5 million net tons of high quality flat carbon steel annually to customers in the automotive, construction, industrial and consumer packaging, tubular, and distribution markets.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Russian & Ukrainian Steel Companies Remain Resilient - Fitch

Fitch Ratings in a new report, "Russian and Ukrainian Steel - Peer Review and Forecast Update" said that “The leading cost positions of Russian steel producers has allowed them to sustain sales volumes and reasonable cash flow generation during lockdowns by enabling them to redistribute sales to exports, despite a drop in demand and prices. Steel producers in Ukraine have higher costs than those in Russia but are competitive on export markets and benefit from their proximity to seaports.”

Russian and Ukrainian steel companies rated by Fitch entered 2020 with comfortable financial metrics, leverage among the lowest compared to global peers, and high margins due to the integration in raw materials. The companies also revised their capex and dividend pay-outs at the outbreak of the pandemic. Fitch therefore expects only a short-term spike in leverage, returning to a comfortable level in 2021.

Fitch said “We anticipate that earnings will remain below pre-pandemic levels as it will take longer for steel demand to recover despite the current upswing driven by low inventories and strong demand in China. Russian and Ukrainian companies generally score relatively low on diversification and share of high-value-added products because more than half of the production mix consists of commoditised types of steel, with the exception of dedicated pipe producers. As steel markets remain structurally oversupplied and face weak demand growth, protectionist measures could intensify and affect exports of Russian producers and more export oriented Ukrainian mills. A medium term risk for steel exporters is the EU's introduction of a carbon border tariff, which will affect most regional steel producers as they use carbon-intensive steelmaking and lack the emission-reduction plans of their European peers.”

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Vietnam Imposes AD Duties on CR Steel Imports from China

Vietnam has imposed anti dumping duties ranging from 4.43% to 25.22% on cold rolled steel coil and sheet imports from China for five years to protect domestic producers in Vietnam. The products have a width less than 1,600 mm and thickness in the range of 0.108-2.55 mm.

BX Steel Posco Cold Rolled Sheet - 25.22%

Bengang Steel Plates - 25.22%

Baoshan Iron and Steel - 15.5%

Wuhan Iron and Steel - 15.5%

Baosteel Zhanjiang Iron and Steel - 15.5%

Shanghai Meishan Iron and Steel - 15.5%

Angang Steel Company - 15.74%

Bazhou Jinshangyi Metal Products - 4.43%

Laiwu Steel Yinshan Section - 25.22%

SD Steel Rihao - 25.22%

Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Union - 15.64%

Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Metal Manufacturing - 15.64%

Shougang Jingtang United Iron and Steel - 19.74%

Zhangjiagang Yangtze River Cold Rolled Sheet - 25.22%

Rizhao Baohua New Materials - 20.79%

All other Chinese producers - 25.22%

Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade concluded an anti dumping investigation commenced in September last year following requests by Vietnamese producers. The ministry had found evidence Chinese steel producers dumped their products on Vietnam, causing a negative impact on domestic manufacturers. It said during the investigation period China’s cold rolled steel accounted for 65.5% of Vietnam’s imports while there has been an increase in the amount

The products in question are classified under the HS codes 7209.16.10, 7209.16.90, 7209.17.10, 7209.17.90, 7209.18.91, 7209.18.99, 7209.26.10, 7209.26.90, 7209.27.10, 7209.27.90, 7209.28.10, 7209.28.90, 7209.90.90, 7211.23.20, 7211.23.30, 7211.23.30, 7211.23.90, 7211.29.20, 7211.29.30, 7211.29.90 and 7225.50.90.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Indian Steel Exports & Import Data for April-November 2020

According to media reports, the data of the Joint Plant Committee of India’s Ministry of Steel showed that Indian steel exports in the April-November 2020 have been estimated at 7.7 million tonnes, up 34% YoY, even though steel exports in November 2020 are estimated at 597,600 tonne, down 31% YoY & a declining trend over the past three months. The bulk of the exports comprised hot rolled coils amounting to 5.13 million tonnes, 50.5% higher against April-November 2019. The spike in exports was due to demand from China, which received 2.05 million tonnes of steel from India during the eight-month period, about 33 times higher than the 62,100 tonnes sent in 2019.

In contrast, India’s steel imports during the eight months sank 46.9% YoY to 2.70 million tonnes after November’s imports fell 27.3% YoY to 326,900 tonnes.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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US Steel Sells Keystone Industrial Port Complex

United States Steel Corporation announced that it has closed on the sale of its non core real estate asset, the Keystone Industrial Port Complex, in Fairless Hills in Pennsylvania. Under the terms of the sale, the Company received approximately USD 160 million in cash. NP Falls Township Industrial LLC, an affiliate of NorthPoint Development LLC, acquired the KIPC, including approximately 1.4 million square feet of industrial space and approximately 1,800 acres of land, an inland deep water port and other logistics infrastructure, including rail and heavy power. US Steel will continue to operate its hot dipped galvanizing line at the site.

US Steel President and Chief Executive Officer Mr David B Burritt said “This non core asset sale delivers on our strategic commitment to extract incremental value from our attractive portfolio of real estate assets,” commented. The proceeds from this transaction further enhance our strong cash position, supporting our decision to fund the purchase of the remaining Big River Steel equity with cash on hand.”

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Malaysia Imposes AD Duties on Coated Steel Imports

Malaysia has imposed anti dumping duties on flat rolled products of non alloy steel coated with aluminium and zinc from China, South Korea and Vietnam for five years. The tax would range between 2.18% to 18.88% for products from China, 9.98% to 34.94% for products from South Korea and 3.06% to 37.14% for products from Vietnam. The duties came into effect on December 12 and will be imposed until December 11, 2025.

Malaysia’s Ministry of International Trade and Industry said “The duties are imposed after an anti dumping investigation was carried out on behalf of the domestic industry. The investigation found that the subject merchandise is being imported into Malaysia at a price lower than the selling price in the alleged countries.”

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Fossil Free Steel Switch at SSAB Oxelosund Gets Eco Nod

The Land and Environment Court have decided to grant SSAB Oxelosund an environmental permit to convert its steelmaking operations and reduce carbon dioxide activities by 2025. This also means that we will take a step nearer towards fossil free steel production across SSAB in 2045. It is the first time that Oxelosund has applied for changes in production to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Use of sponge iron made through HYBRIT technology, together with scrap iron as feedstock instead of iron ore and coal, will enable SSAB to reduce emissions in Oxelosund by around 80%.

SSAB said “The application has been considered and the referral bodies have had the opportunity to submit views to which SSAB has responded on several occasions. The entire application process, including consultation with the public and the authorities, has taken about two years to work its way through. The application consisted of a string of various documents that describe SSAB’s operations in Oxelosund. The top document describes why we are seeking a permit. There is also a technical description of the entire facility and an environmental impact assessment of operations. Additionally, there is a string of underlying reports describing the impact of operations on the surroundings, emissions into the air and water, noise studies, risk surveys and so on.”

The HYBRIT initiative was launched in spring 2016 with the aim to develop the world’s first fossil free ore based steelmaking technology. The goal is to offer the first fossil free steel as early as in 2026. Use of hydrogen instead of coke and coal in the steelmaking process means the emission of water instead of carbon dioxide. The initiative has the potential to reduce Sweden’s total carbon dioxide emissions by 10%. Hybrit Development AB is a joint venture owned by steelmaker SSAB, iron ore producer LKAB and energy company Vattenfall.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Danieli Upgrades Hot Dip Galvanizing Line at Hoa Sen Dong Hoi

Danieli Centro Combustion India has completed an improvement project for continuous galvanizing line 2 at Hoa Sen Dong Hoi plant in the Nghe Non province of Vietnam. The purpose of the project was to enhance overall line performances, in particular strip coating quality with the installation of Danieli Wean United X-Jet air knives and operational costs. Danieli Centro Combustion designed, manufactured and supervised the installation of an HNX wetting system, a movable cooler, a retractable snout, and after-pot cooling up to pass ducts, along with related L1 automation developed by Danieli Automation. The HNX wetting system prevents zinc vapors from settling on the strip before it is immersed in the zinc pot, thus helping to improve the final quality of the product. Danieli HNX wetting system operates in a fully automatic mode.

The upgraded line is operating at full productivity delivering the required performances within contractual time and final acceptance was released.

Previously, an HNX wetting system was supplied by Danieli Centro Combustion to Hoa Sen and installed in the Qui Nhon galvanizing line in 2018.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Ukraine Extends AD Duties on Import of Stainless Seamless Pipes

Open 4 Business reported that the Interdepartmental Commission on International Trade has completed a review of antidumping measures regarding the import of seamless stainless steel pipes to Ukraine from China, extending their effect for another five years. The measures were revised in connection with their expiration. Based on the results of the revision, the ICMT found that the level of anti-dumping measures applied was sufficient to prevent dumping of imports and causing damage to the national producer; the position of exporters and economic conditions are such that the possibility of new types of dumping that will harm domestic producers is not ruled out.

The commission decided to complete the revision and extend the anti dumping measures applied by its decision of November 27, 2014 for another five years. At the same time, extend the voluntary price commitment of Zhejiang Longda Stainless Steel Co to stop dumping imports of seamless stainless steel pipes to Ukraine from China. The final anti-dumping measures should not be applied to this manufacturer & exporter, due to the fact that the voluntary obligation to stop dumping imports to Ukraine continues. The decision of the commission made on December 14, 2020 came into force from December 19, 2020.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Vietnam Reviewing AD Measures on Colour Coated Steel

Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade has issued a decision to review the application of anti dumping measures on some colour coated steel products originating from China for the first time. Previously, the ministry issued Decision No 3198/QÐ-BCT of the Minister of Industry and Trade on the imposition of anti dumping duty on colour-coated steel products originating from China and South Korea on October 24 last year. The ministry received the first review of the case on August 20 this year. On the basis of the content of the application for review received, it issued Decision No 3372/QÐ-BCT last Friday on the first review of the application of anti dumping measures on colour coated steel products originating from China.

Accordingly, the companies reviewed for anti dumping tax rates in the case include Shandong Yehui Coated Steel Co Ltd, Shandong Boxing Yin Xiang International Trade Co Ltd, Yieh Phui Technomaterial Co Ltd and Zhejiang Huada New Material Co Ltd.

To ensure the benefits of organisations and individuals, the Ministry of Industry and Trade recommended organisations and individuals register as a related party in the review case to access public information, send comments, information and evidence related to the reviewed content and cooperate with investigation agencies in the process of investigation and review.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Allegheny County Rule Could Impact US Steel Clairton Coke Works

Public Source reported that a subcommittee of Allegheny County’s Air Pollution Control Advisory Committee is considering the draft of a rule that would require industrial polluters like US Steel to reduce emissions when a temperature inversion traps in pollution that exceeds EPA standards. The committee makes recommendations on air quality regulations to the Allegheny County Board of Health. During a December 8 meeting, the regulation subcommittee of the county’s Air Pollution Control Advisory Committee discussed a new draft regulation that air quality advocates hope could mitigate the impact of pollution on public health in the Mon Valley region, including the City of Clairton and McKeesport.

US Steel's Clairton Coke Works has been a central element in the debate over air quality in Allegheny County. In mid December, the state of Pennsylvania issued a warning to residents in the Mon Valley about the poor quality of its air during a temperature inversion. One day in November, air pollution in the Mon Valley reached 129 micrograms of fine particulate matter. The 24 hour standard set by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is 35 micrograms per cubic centimetre. This level is considered especially unhealthy for sensitive groups like children, the elderly and people with asthma. The air also exceeded the state standard for hydrogen sulphide for seven days straight during a temperature inversion in early November.

US Steel has said it already is reducing emissions and that, during the most recent inversion, pollution was high in other parts of the county and state as well. US Steel external communications manager Ms Meghan Cox said “During the recent inversion, we were already operating at a reduced level. We made additional adjustments to our operations when the inversion began. Elevated emissions readings in other areas suggest region wide issues such as mobile sources and background levels from other areas are contributing to elevated levels during inversions."

Inversions, a weather phenomenon common during winter that traps cold air under a lid of warmer air, keeps pollutants from dispersing from sources such as cars, households and industrial facilities.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Huadi International Widens Proposed US IPO

Renaissance Capital reported that Huadi International Group, which manufactures steel pipe and tube products in China, widened the proposed range for its upcoming IPO. The Wenzhou China based company now plans to raise USD 23 million by offering 3.1 million shares at a price range of USD 7-8. The company had previously filed to offer the same number of shares at USD 8. At the midpoint of the revised range, Huadi International Group will raise 6% less in proceeds than previously anticipated.

Huadi is a manufacturer of industrial stainless steel seamless pipes and tube products with extensive distribution facilities spread throughout twenty provinces in China. The company offers a broad range of products across various industrial sectors, with its main business coming from oil and gas, automotive, and electric energy. It also exports to twenty countries and regions worldwide, with sales to the US, Mexico, Thailand, Australia, Argentina, Taiwan, India, the Philippines, UAE and Canada.

Huadi International Group was founded in 2018 and booked USD 59 million in revenue for the 12 months ended March 31, 2020. It plans to list on the Nasdaq under the symbol HUDI. Craft Capital Management, RF Lafferty & Co and Shengang Securities are the joint book runners on the deal.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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SMS to Supply Beam Rolling Mill to Duferco Brescia

SMS Group will realize the new beam rolling mill for Duferco steel division in San Zeno Naviglio in Brescia in Northern Italy. The new rolling beam, integrated with the steel plant, will endow Duferco, the sole national producer of steel beams, of a very efficient system at the heart of the European and Italian market. The mill will be realized with cutting edge technologies, focusing on digitization, artificial intelligence and automation both for production and logistics. The total investment, facility and infrastructure included, will amount to 180 million Euro and, when fully operating, will create 150 job positions, not including those related to ancillary industries. The whole rolling mill capacity of the Group will reach 1.5 million tonnes of long products.

The goal is to maximize the customer service standard and the overall process efficiency and become the European best cost producer. The commitment is also to create a more sustainable factory, with the possible lowest environmental impact and the highest safety standard.

The walking beam furnace will be supplied by the Italian company Forni Industriali Bendotti and will be equipped with innovative hydrogen fuel injected burners, further contributing to decarbonize the production process.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Severstal Installs Surface Inspection System at Cherepovets

Severstal Russian Steel division’s Cherepovets Iron and Steel Works has completed the construction of a strip surface quality inspection line at a five stand cold rolling mill. The total cost of the investment project, which was implemented in the rolling and annealing shop, is about RUB 215 million. The new cold rolled strip surface quality inspection line was located in line with the rolling mill. Samples to be inspected are cut with flying scissors and transferred to inspection equipment.

The line includes mechanisms for turning the strip to control the quality of its surface from the bottom side. In addition, sheet tensioning devices will allow obtaining a flat surface for control and eliminating the influence of uneven reflection of the luminous flux on the assessment of the suitability of rolled metal for customers in the automotive industry.

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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Huta Czestochowa in Poland Starts New Chapter

Local media WNP reported that another chapter in the history of Huta Czestochowa has begun. The receiver of the bankrupt ISD Huta Czestochowa Mr Mateusz Bienioszek signed a lease agreement with Corween Investments which is part of the Liberty Steel group. The contract, signed on December 23, was to enter into force on December 28 after the tenant paid a deposit and rent. In the beginning of December, the receiver terminated the contract with Sunningwell International Polska, which had been leasing the Czestochowa steel plant for over a year. At that time, Mr Bienioszek started negotiations with Corween Investments.

The third tender for the purchase of Huta Czestochowa is to be concluded in January next year. The starting price is PLN 190 million. This is PLN 60 million less than in the first tender and PLN 30 million less than in the second. According to the unions, for the amount offered in the second tender, Liberty wanted to buy the steel plant freely. At that time, however, the leaseholder of the steelworks was Sunningwell, who therefore had the right of first refusal. Now that right belongs to Corween Investments. Bids should be submitted by January 21, 2021. A day later, the procedure for selecting the buyer will take place in the commercial court.

Huta Czestochowa wants to stabilize production at the level of 50 thousand tonnes per month in 2021. WNP reported that Liberty Steel smelter in Ostrava has already received an order for 5,000 tonnes of semis for the rolling mill of the Czestochowa steelworks.

WNP report added that according to Liberty Steel representatives, possible major investments will be possible after 2-3 years, when the production in the steelworks stabilizes. On the other hand, trade unions assure that Mr Sanjeev Gupta, president of Liberty Steel and Corween Investments, in earlier talks declared that he was aware that the smelter would not bring profits in the next three years, but would require additional investment. Of course, all of this is based on the assumption that Liberty will buy the smelter in the next tender.

120 year old Huta Czestochowa steelworks is in bankruptcy since September 2019. It electric arc furnace, ladle furnace & vacuum degasser to make steel from pig iron, scrap and alloying elements. This biggest plant of the Steelworks is where the plate is produced. The quatro reversing rolling mill with MULPIC system enables the production of many categories of plate suitable for multiple applications. After rolling, depending on its purpose, plate can be normalised, hardened, tempered. In addition, thermo mechanical rolling can be used to obtain appropriate strength parameters. Two separate cut to length lines allow to obtain plate of both standard and special dimensions.http://hutaczestochowa.pl/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/A_022_1.jpg

Source - Strategic Research Institute
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