Stainless Steel Production
International Stainless Steel Forum
Company Announcement: Stainless production rises in the first half of 2011 but results are mixed
Preliminary figures released by the International Stainless Steel Forum (ISSF) show that stainless steel crude steel production increased in the first half of 2011 by 3.8% compared to the same period of 2010.
30th September 2011
Platinum
Operational temperatures attained at Middelburg furnace
Mining exploration to metal development company Jubilee Platinum has reached operational temperatures at the company’s new 5-MW alternating current (ac) furnace at the Thos Begbie site, in Middelburg, which is now moving towards full production...By: Megan Wait
19th August 2011
Ferrochrome
New IFM chrome mine, low-cost ore on way, 2011 profit in sight
London-listed ferrochrome producer International Ferro Metals (IFM) is poised for profit in 2011, buoyed by sturdy stainless steel demand, rising ferrochrome prices and increasing production.
IFM produces ferrochrome for stainless steel from...
By: Martin Creamer
21st February 2011
FERRONICKEL
Jubilee Platinum goes commercial on lucrative ferronickel
JSE-and Aim-listed Jubilee Platinum has advanced from a four-year developmental stage into a new phase as a producer of lucrative ferronickel from waste. Jubilee CEO Leon Coetzer, who hosted an analyst and media visit to the 85-employee operation...By: Martin Creamer
11th February 2011
MINING INDABA PREVIEW
Next decade to see increase in lithium supply and demand
The next ten years will see an increase in the supply of, and demand for, lithium and new developments in the market, analyst house Core Consultants MD Lara Smith tells Mining Weekly.By: Natasha Odendaal
21st January 2011
ferrochrome
Power uncertainty causing ferrochrome project standstill as demand lifts – Merafe
Ferrochrome producers are very bullish on future demand, but electricity uncertainty has caused the project pause button to be pushed. Although researchers indicate the possibility of “seriously high” demand, that extremely positive outlook...By: Martin Creamer
12th March 2010
FERROCHROME
Power uncertainty causing ferrochrome project standstill as demand lifts – Merafe
Ferrochrome producers are very bullish on future demand, but electricity uncertainty has caused the project pause button to be pushed. Although researchers indicate the possibility of “seriously high” demand, that extremely positive outlook...
By: Martin Creamer
12th March 2010
FERROCHROME
IFM sees strong demand for ferrochrome, output jumps 85%
London-listed International Ferro Metals (IFM) on Thursday reported that its second-quarter ferrochrome production was up by 85%, compared with the previous corresponding period.
The company produced 57 942 t of ferrochrome from its operations in...
21st January 2010
FERROCHROME
Ferrochrome downcycle seems to be bottoming – International Ferro Metals
The down-cycle in the global ferrochrome market appeared to be bottoming, with recent experience indicating that the current 69c/lb ferrochrome price might not decline further, International Ferrochrome Metals (IFM) CEO David Kovarsky told Mining...
By: Martin Creamer
20th May 2009
FERROCHROME
Ferrochrome sector likely to stabilise by third quarter - analyst
South Africa’s ferrochrome industry – heralded for producing about three- quarters of the world’s supply of the anticorrosive alloy – hit a slump in 2008, which spurred an unprecedented shutdown of operations in the country.
At present,...
3rd April 2009
CREDIT CRUNCH
Yes, I think ferrochrome will definitely stabilise by third quarter – Cadiz’ Peter Major
South Africa’s ferrochrome industry - heralded for producing about three quarters of the world’s supply of the anti-corrosive alloy- hit a slump in 2008, which spurred an unprecedented shutdown of operations in the country. At present, only...
3rd April 2009
FERROCHROME
Merafe earnings up fourfold, sees soft demand
Despite posting a fourfold increase in headline earnings a share for the 2008 financial year, South African ferrochrome producer Merafe Resources on Monday reported that demand for its products was still low. The producer’s headline earnings a...By: Chanel de Bruyn
3rd March 2009
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