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Delay in Posco project may be dealt by IMG

Delay in Posco project may be dealt by IMG

According to some press reports, the union government may form an inter-ministerial group (IMG) for recommending ways to fast-track clearance for PoscoÂ’s $12-billion investment plans in Odisha. Last year, the National Green Tribunal sought a fresh environment impact analysis for for the entire 12 million tonne per annum (mn tpa

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Govt may introduce policy for steel sector

Govt may introduce policy for steel sector

Press reports suggest that the union government is discussing a new steel policy and it would be introduced soon in order to promote overall growth of the sector. According to reports, the new policy would address several issues including foreign direct investments (FDI), land acquisitions and environment clearances. The new policy would make sure that such problems did

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AIFI seeks govt support to become more competitive

AIFI seeks govt support to become more competitive

Association of Indian Forging Industry (AIFI) requested the government to support the sector and enable firms to compete effectively in the global markets. Among other things, the industry body asked the government to promote value added products and ban export of higher grade iron

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AIIFA seeks CENVAT credit on duty

AIIFA seeks CENVAT credit on duty

Secondary steel manufacturers want the union government to consider deemed duty paid on steel scrap for availing CENVAT credit in the union budget 2013-14. According to the All India Induction Furnaces Association (AIIFA), the revenue collection of the central government would rise remarkably by allowing Deemed Duty Cre

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Overseas steel firms may invest in local companies

Overseas steel firms may invest in local companies

In order to gain foothold in a growth market, overseas steel manufacturers may make strategic investments in smaller steel mills in India, agency reports suggest. Such investment by foreign steel firms may be beneficial for both the investor and the local company. The local partner gets both funding and technology while the

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DSP posts 5% growth in steel output

DSP posts 5% growth in steel output

The production of saleable steel by the Durgapur Steel Plant of SAIL rose 5 per cent in January from the year-ago month. The company also witnessed expansion in output across major categories such as hot metal, crude steel, continuous casting, blend mix and sinter during the month. The company produced 121,150 tonne of special steel and

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DSP posts 5% growth in steel output

DSP posts 5% growth in steel output

The production of saleable steel by the Durgapur Steel Plant of SAIL rose 5 per cent in January from the year-ago month. The company also witnessed expansion in output across major categories such as hot metal, crude steel, continuous casting, blend mix and sinter during the month. The company produced 121,150 tonne of special steel and

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DSP posts 5% growth in steel output

DSP posts 5% growth in steel output

The production of saleable steel by the Durgapur Steel Plant of SAIL rose 5 per cent in January from the year-ago month. The company also witnessed expansion in output across major categories such as hot metal, crude steel, continuous casting, blend mix and sinter during the month. The company produced 121,150 tonne of special steel and

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Net profit of JSW Steel declines 18%

Net profit of JSW Steel declines 18%

During October-December 2012, leading steel maker JSW Steel posted 18 per cent decline in its net profit at Rs 137 crore (Rs 168 crore) owing to lower capacity utilisation. Steel output was up 14 per cent at 2.17 million tonne. The capacity utilisation was at 78 per cent. The com

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Net profit of JSW Steel declines 18%

Net profit of JSW Steel declines 18%

During October-December 2012, leading steel maker JSW Steel posted 18 per cent decline in its net profit at Rs 137 crore (Rs 168 crore) owing to lower capacity utilisation. Steel output was up 14 per cent at 2.17 million tonne. The capacity utilisation was at 78 per cent. The com