Government received a request from industry body Assocham to remove the inverted duty structure prevailing in the steel sector. Assocham said the present duty structure between finished steel and Iron ore denies an opportunity to steel sector for value addition and it called for exemption iron ore i
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Media reports suggest that public sector trading firm MSTC plans to set up a automotive and white goods steel scrap shredding unit in Dahej at a cost of Rs 120 crore. The plant, to be located at Dahej, may be operationalised in the first half of 2013-14. For installing the unit, to be built on a 20-acre plot, selection of an EPC contractor would be done through a global tendering
Ambiguity in duty hits galvanised steel export
Reports suggest that export of huge amount of galvanised steel is affected because of confusion over export duty on the product and consequently exporters are seeking clarity on the issue. The recent move by Kolkata port to impose 20 percent export duty on galvanised steel created confusion among primary steel manufacturers. Following this, EEPC India, (formerly known as Engin
Lloyds steel to get more funding from Uttam Galva
The loss making Lloyds Steel, in which Uttam Galva group acquired 58.35 percent stake recently, is set to get a further capital infusion of Rs 380 crore from the group. Agency reports suggest that the Rs 380 crore additional investment would be used to turnaround Lloyds Steel, which posted net losses of Rs 290 crore in last three financial years. Lloyds Steel has a total loan portfolio (both, secured and u
SunCoke, Visa Steel JV seen in 2013
By the first quarter of 2013, Visa Steel expects to set up a joint venture coke manufacturing firm in collaboration with American firm SunCoke Energy Inc. SunCoke Energy Inc, which is one of the largest independent producers of metallurgical coal across North and South America, is said to have entered into an agreement with Visa in this regard. According to the agreement, which requires approval of shareholders of Visa Steel, SunCoke Energy will have a 49 p
SunCoke, Visa Steel JV seen in 2013
By the first quarter of 2013, Visa Steel expects to set up a joint venture coke manufacturing firm in collaboration with American firm SunCoke Energy Inc. SunCoke Energy Inc, which is one of the largest independent producers of metallurgical coal across North and South America, is said to have entered into an agreement with Visa in this regard. According to the agreement, which requires approval of shareholders of Visa Steel, SunCoke Energy will have a 49 p
Steel price may move upward
Steel companies in India expect steel prices to rise in local market in line with global market because of spike in raw material cost. It may be mentioned that Indian steel prices are aligned to international prices. According to CS Verma, Chairman of Steel Authority of India (SAIL), benchmark global prices of hot rolled coils (HRC) have risen $10 per tonne in the last one month.
Raw material prices are also climbing. From recent lows, iron
Steel price may move upward
Steel companies in India expect steel prices to rise in local market in line with global market because of spike in raw material cost. It may be mentioned that Indian steel prices are aligned to international prices. According to CS Verma, Chairman of Steel Authority of India (SAIL), benchmark global prices of hot rolled coils (HRC) have risen $10 per tonne in the last one month.
Raw material prices are also climbing. From recent lows, iron
Steel demand may grow 5.5% in 2012
According to a recent study by World Steel Association (WSA), IndiaĆās steel demand growth may decline to 5.5 per cent in 2012 and five per cent in 2013 owing to unfavourable domestic and economic conditions. Earlier, the association projected 7.9 per cent growth in demand for 2012. The study also shows that growth in crude steel prod
Steel demand may grow 5.5% in 2012
According to a recent study by World Steel Association (WSA), IndiaĆās steel demand growth may decline to 5.5 per cent in 2012 and five per cent in 2013 owing to unfavourable domestic and economic conditions. Earlier, the association projected 7.9 per cent growth in demand for 2012. The study also shows that growth in crude steel prod

