Wednesday
,
16 May 2012
Shareholders raised concerns at ArcelorMittal South Africa's AGM Wednesday particularly as to the remuneration paid to CEO, Nonkululeko Nyembezi-Heita
Wednesday
,
16 May 2012
Industry officials say the Brazilian iron ore miner has not stopped hiring vessels from some Chinese firms in retaliation for Beijing's ban on its huge Valemaxes.
Tuesday
,
15 May 2012
The management board had decided to examine all strategic options including a partnership or a sale for the two mills, in which it has invested a total of 12 billion euros.
Monday
,
14 May 2012
Analysts expected JSW Steel to report a quarterly net profit of 7.07 billion rupees on sales of 87.4 billion, but the steelmaker achieved net profit of 7.52 billion rupees.
Monday
,
14 May 2012
While vanadium is "not the word on everyone's lips", Hallgarten's Christopher Ecclestone suggests new uses for and increased usage of the base metal in Chinese steel could make it "more sexy."
Friday
,
11 May 2012
South Africa's high court granted ICT and the department of mineral resources leave to appeal a ruling on the ownership of lucrative iron mineral rights
Thursday
,
10 May 2012
Traders and industry sources say Brazil's Vale had stopped using Chinese iron ore carriers to get even with the Chinese government which has banned its huge ships.
Thursday
,
10 May 2012
The Russian steel and coking coal miner said Thursday its 2011 net profit of $727.9 million was largely boosted by its mining division.
Thursday
,
10 May 2012
Citing people with direct knowledge of the matter, the Economic Times reported Thursday that Aditya Birla had submitted a non-binding bid for the miner, sending its shares up 19% to a six month high.
Thursday
,
10 May 2012
Management is eyeing the thriving iron ore mining environment in Australia and says it will seek board approval for the Pilbara expansion to 353 million t/y capacity around the middle of this year.
Thursday
,
10 May 2012
The Luxembourg-based company is hoping to reel in even stronger profits in the second quarter after it beat expectations in the first three months of the year.
Wednesday
,
09 May 2012
The metals trader says it will only reach its 2012 profit target if Europe's economy improved in the second half of the year.
Tuesday
,
08 May 2012
Former junta leader and now presidential candidate, Julius Maada Bio, says the current contracts are not in the interest of the country and only benefit the mining companies.
Tuesday
,
08 May 2012
The world's largest steelmaker sees global steel consumption growing by between 4% and 4.5% this year, estimating a decline in use in Europe and a surge in North America.
Tuesday
,
08 May 2012
Jindal Steel's ambitious $2.1 billion investment plans for iron ore mining in Bolivia faces an uncertain future, with the Bolivian government encashing the Indian company's $18 million bank guarantee citing breach of contract.