Tata Steel, which last year won the bidding war with Brazilian miner and steelmaker CSN for the $12 billion acquisition of Corus, is now eyeing CSN's Nacionale Minerios (Namisa), a fully integrated iron ore company.

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Tata Steel eyes CSN`s iron ore arm

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