Metallurgy news

• Alumast stops working in Russia The Council of the Polish company ALUMAST (Alumast) made a decision to liquidate the subsidiary ALUMAST RU, citing among the reasons the absence of a suitable business climate for Polish companies in Russia. The company is a leading manufacturer of composite and aluminum lighting and... 16.08.2016  13:54

• Mining giant BHP publishes fatal results The world's largest mining company BHP Billiton suffered multibillion-dollar losses in the previous fiscal year ended June 30. The company painfully suffered the decline in raw material prices. CEO Andrew McKenzie said: “The past 12 months have been a big challenge for the company. However, our r... 16.08.2016  13:37

• WTO backs EU accusations against excessive Russian duties This is the first WTO decision on Russia since it joined the organization in 2012. Earlier, for months, the EU protested the imposition of excessive Russian customs duties in response to EU sanctions against Russia. The EU accused Russia of imposing duties that are higher than those permitted by... 16.08.2016  12:56

• Steel smelting in Russia in the first half of the year Major steel producers in Russia announced their sales revenue for the first half of 2016. Steel production increased in the first half of 2016, but steel output by Severstal and EVRAZ fell. In the first half of 2016, NLMK's crude steel output in Russia reached 8.22 million tonnes; followed by... 15.08.2016  13:06

• Tatal Steel and Thyssenkrupp plan a joint venture in Europe Tata Steel discussed with the German steel company ThyssenKrupp AG the possibility of a joint venture in Europe. The Chief Financial Officer of Tata Steel Group said the discussion on strategic consolidation in the European steel industry is part of a plan to look at how assets and businesses... 15.08.2016  12:53

• The first city festival of science, technology and modern technologies Interpipe TechFest will be held in Dnipro on September 17-18 Interpipe Company initiated the first technical festival in Dnipro. Interpipe TechFest will bring together robots and drones, 3D printers and the Internet of Things, spectacular experiments and technical hobbies on one platform. Everything can be seen and tested on September 17 - 18 at the... 15.08.2016  12:52

• IEA expects slowdown in oil demand growth World oil demand in 2017 is expected to increase by 1.2 million barrels per day, compared with an increase of 1.4 million barrels per day this year, the International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts. According to the agency's experts, the slowdown in the increase in demand will be the result of the... 15.08.2016  12:27

• Russia to build two new nuclear power plants in Iran Russia, together with Iran, will build two new nuclear power plants, according to Shana agency, according to Seyed Hossein Nakawi Hosseini, a representative of the country's parliamentary committee on national defense and foreign policy. The Iranian parliament decided on the need to provide... 14.08.2016  17:58

• Deep Space will launch its first commercial mission by 2020 Mining company Deep Space Industries (DSI) plans to send a space reconnaissance vehicle to search for resources in celestial bodies by the end of the decade, which will be one of the first commercial missions outside Earth's orbit. Prior to that, Deep Space will launch a pilot mission in... 14.08.2016  15:09

• Diplomatic crisis with Russia will cost Turkey $ 1 billion The crisis in relations with Russia will cost Turkey $ 1 billion in export cuts in the first 7 months of this year, Turkey's customs minister said this week, after both countries took huge steps towards normalizing relations. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan... 13.08.2016  12:12