Tata Steel Europe is hot starting a new power plant at its Port Talbot plant, in Wales, which will cut CO2 emissions by almost 44,000 metric tons per year, the company said. Are you under pressure to generate steel cost savings? Make sure you are following these five best practices. Tata Steel generator carries £37M […]
Tag: Tata Steel
Tata Steel to raise carbon surcharge on new contracts beginning Sept. 1
Tata Steel Europe (TSE) plans to raise from Sept. 1 its carbon surcharge on new contracts concluded for flat rolled steel products, an official with the company said. “The surcharge is in line with the [European Union’s] Emissions Trading Scheme” for carbon regulation, the official told MetalMiner late last week. You want more MetalMiner on […]
Tata Steel reports strong quarter amid buoyant demand, higher prices
After a better-than-expected performance by India’s Tata Steel in the fourth quarter and the full year, the company has put its plan to sell off its Southeast Asian business on the backburner for now. In both earnings and cash flows, Tata Steel reported one of its best performances, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. The MetalMiner Best […]
This Morning in Metals: Cleveland-Cliffs reports soaring Q1 steelmaking revenues
This morning in metals news: Cleveland-Cliffs reported Q1 steelmaking revenues of $3.9 billion; meanwhile, Novelis added ASI certification for seven more European aluminum manufacturing sites; and, lastly, Tata Steel is suing Liberty Steel over what it says are unpaid debts. With volatile steel markets, knowing which strategy to execute and when can make all the difference […]
Tata Steel Europe to introduce surcharge on HRC, CRC sales contracts
Tata Steel Europe (TSE) plans to enact a carbon surcharge on all new flat–rolled product contracts from July 1, a spokesman for the group said. The planned surcharge scheme stipulates for now a €12 ($14.30) per metric ton of hot and cold rolled coil from TSE’s plants at Port Talbot (Tata Steel UK) and IJmuiden […]
This Morning in Metals: US steel sector capacity utilization rate dips to 75.2%
This morning in metals news: the US steel sector’s steel capacity utilization rate dipped to 75.2% last week; meanwhile, Tata Steel reported its highest ever consolidated quarterly EBITDA; and, lastly, the Metals Service Center Institute (MSCI) launched a new campaign advocating for infrastructure investment. Steel capacity utilization down to 75.2% The US steel sector’s capacity […]
Tata Steel looks to split up European units to find buyers
Tata Steel has been having a pretty horrid time trying to get rid of its loss-making European steel business. Last year, the European Commission rejected a potential merger with ThyssenKrupp’s equally struggling steel business on competition grounds. The combination of two such significant European steelmakers would give them undue dominance in the European market, the […]
Tata Group in negotiations with U.K. over possible state bailout
Despite talks of negotiations over a potential Tata Group bailout in the U.K., the Indian firm has proved itself a generally good steward of the businesses it has purchased in the U.K. over the years. In hindsight, its purchase of Jaguar Land Rover from Ford for U.S. $2.3 billion in June 2008 was a steal. […]
Week in Review: Stainless steel demand; industrial production; copper prices
Before we head into the weekend, let’s take a look back at the week that was and some of the metals storylines here on MetalMiner.
Tata Steel to launch first scrap-based steel plant in India
India’s first scrap-based steel plant will soon come online. Tata Steel has set up the new plant in Haryana in central India. The plant is expected to have an annual capacity of 500,000 tons, the Hindu Business Line reported. Tata has set up the plant in collaboration with Aarti Green Tech Ltd, a subsidiary of […]
