Arc Welding Equipment & Filler Metals: Frost & Sullivan Forecasts Steady Global Market Growth
Bright prospects lie ahead, with the global market expected to increase from $11.70 billion of 2010 to $19.29 billion by 2017.
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PDUs Direct Expands Its Product Lines
PDUs Direct announced today it is expanding its product offerings of Server Technology power distribution units for the data center and IT cabinet environments.
Newly Released Video Shows How To Improve Efficiency of Industrial Companies
The video compares manual and optimized approaches of cutting linear materials like bars, pipes, profiles, etc. It demonstrates the superiority of the cutting optimization in a clear and obvious way.
POSCO Steel Profit Falls
The world’s third largest steel manufacturer, POSCO has reported a weaker-than-expected 9 percent rise in quarterly profit and cut 2010 profit forecast by 7 percent, it was revealed by Reuters.
ArcelorMittal Responds to EU Fines
The European Commission today fined 17 steel producers a total of 518 million euros for running a price-fixing cartel that lasted 18 years.
Climate change policies threatening manufacturing jobs
Civitas, a leading British think tank, has released a report which analyzes the problems manufacturers face relating to energy needs and costs, and the targets for cutting carbon emissions.
ArcelorMittal profits rise as demand grows
ArcelorMittal has today reported a $1.07 billion profit for the three months to December 2009.
Record iron production for miner BHP Billiton
Mining giant BHP Billiton has said that its iron ore production rose by a record amount in the quarter ended September 30, 2009.
BHP Billiton Q4 may beat guidance
By Bruce Hextall
China holds Rio exec as spy; iron ore deal said done
By Tom Miles and Fayen Wong
ArcelorMittal South Africa to raise prices in August
ArcelorMittal's South African unit has said it will raise prices by between 3 and 4 percent in August, following global trends.
China defends export policies
By Chris Buckley and Lucy Hornby
Rio agrees to cut in iron ore price
By Jonathan Standing
Steel Demand: Industry Steels itself for downturn
AT the end of January, Corus, the UK's largest steelmaker, announced it was cutting 2,500 jobs after demand in Europe had fallen by 40 percent and its order book was down 30 percent.
Downturn hits steel industry
At the end of January Corus, the UK's largest steelmaker, announced it was cutting 2,500 jobs after demand in Europe had fallen by 40 percent and its order book was down 30 percent.
Tata Steel's Corus may cut up to 3,500 jobs
By Victoria Bryan and Humeyra PamukThe Anglo-Dutch steel group, owned by India's Tata Steel, also said its order book was down more than a third and it was to extend production cuts.
Nippon sees recovery in 2 years, Toyota deal delay
The company does not expect an agreement with Toyota Motor Corp on cutting steel prices until iron ore import deals are completed, Akio Mimura also told reporters.
Posco quarterly profits jump 40%
The comments from the South Korean company come amid growing concerns that the steel industry cycle may have peaked as demand from China slows and global steel prices fall.
ArcelorMittal acquires Brazilian iron ore miner
Through its partnership with Adriana Resources Inc, the steelmaker has also acquired a Brazilian port facility.
