Joint working group with Posco and RINL representatives will be formed to implement investment on land owned by Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (RINL) at Vizag
Move reflects deterioration in credit profile due to challenges brought by the pandemic
In telephonic Q&A, the MD & CEO of India's oldest steel producer, dwells on how his firm kept domestic operations ready for the pandemic, taking cues from Europe much before lockdown got announced
In a Q&A, the executive chairman of the group dwells on the initial frustrations while entering India, and the road ahead
The overall growth of stainless steel industry, like many other industries, and in fact, all of Indian economy, is bound to witness contraction in FY21, says Abhyuday Jindal
Companies to either delay or shelve Capex plans
Although the downturn is led by consumer and service sectors, massive dislocations in spending, labour markets, and confidence are fuelling declines in steel-using sectors, the global body said
Industry majors saw in sick assets an opportunity to expand operations
China, which had for the first time in many months reported a 1.7 per cent fall in its output in March at 78.97 MT, has started showing growth in production, the data showed
The lockdown also had a profound impact on coal production, which contracted for the first time since 2012
Production up 5% from last year despite challenging economic conditions, including Covid-19 fallout
Coking coal imports in November declined by 14.52 per cent to 3.61 million tonnes (MT), against 4.22 MT in the same month last fiscal, Iman Resources said
India's move to allow 100 per cent foreign direct investment in coal mining is a "positive move" and a good policy enabler towards the country's long-term ambition of producing 300 million tonnes of steel per annum, a Deloitte official has said. "I think it is a positive move on the part of the government... The global macro-economic environment is softening and it is a step in the right direction," Andrew Swart, Global leader, Mining & Metal, Deloitte, told PTI. In August, the government had allowed 100 per cent foreign investment in coal mining and contract manufacturing. "You get a real opportunity to bring in technical skills in the exploitation of these particular deposits and that's where a lot of international players can add a lot of value to the sector," Swart added. There is an opportunity to partner with some of the global miners specifically in the area of technology transfer, he said and added that this would be an important step in advancing the competitiveness of ...
At present, the country is importing around 2-3 million tonne (mt) of steel from the overseas market
Odisha has the potential to reach up to 102.7 mt of production by 2031
In contrast, China's consumption of the alloy was more than twice the world average and over eight times the Indian figure
Country will continue to hold second spot in 2020; While fiscal deficit might weigh on public investment to an extent, continuing infra projects are likely to support 7% growth in steel demand
An investment of Rs 4 trillion would be made in Odisha to raise the steel production
According to global steel body Worldsteel, China occupies the top global position as far as steel production is concerned
JPC is the only institution in the country which collects and maintains data on the Indian iron and steel industry