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MANGANESE

India’s MOIL directed to increase manganese ore availability

India’s Steel Ministry has directed manganese miner MOIL (formerly known as Manganese Ore India Limited) to increase the availability of manganese to the domestic steel industry by fast-tracking overseas acquisition and expediting the...
31st October 2012
 
IRON-ORE

NMDC output down 7%, India's iron-ore shortage increases

India’s iron-ore major NMDC Limited has reported a 7% fall production during April and September this year, further aggravating the shortage of raw material currently being faced by steel mills that are without captive mines. According to...
24th October 2012
 
COAL

Fortune Minerals increases ROM reserves of BC anthracite project

TSX-listed Fortune Minerals and joint venture partner Poscan said an updated definitive feasibility study for the Arctos anthracite project, in north-west British Columbia, had increased the run-of-mine coal reserves by 17.5% to 124.9-million...
15th October 2012
 
VANADIUM

High-tech uses for vanadium to drive demand, prices higher

The need for increasingly stronger steel prescribed by modern building standards and codes, as well as its burgeoning use in new battery technologies have heated demand for vanadium. The transition metal, which is mainly produced as a by-product...
23rd August 2012
 
COAL

India to import 36.8Mt of coking coal in 2012

The Indian steel industry would have to import 36.8-million tons of coking coal in 2012 to meet an estimated steel demand of 58.7-million tons. This import would increase to some 43.3-million tons in 2013 against a steel demand of 65-million tons,...
7th May 2012
 
IRON-ORE

Indian Ministries squabble over iron-ore reserve status

In a fresh exchange of salvoes within the Indian government over whether or not to export iron-ore, the Mines Ministry has opposed a proposal from the Steel Ministry for classifying iron-ore as a ‘strategic mineral’. In a communication to the...
3rd April 2012
 
IRON-ORE

India moots fiscal incentives for iron-ore value add

The Indian government was considering offering fiscal incentives to the iron-ore mining industry to encourage the more widespread adoption of beneficiation technology and pelletisation, and to promote higher value addition to ore and reduce...
29th March 2012
 
COAL

Beacon Hill says first coking coal shipment planned for mid-year

Aim-listed Beacon Hill expects to ship its first coking coal from the Minas Moatize mine, in Mozambique, by the middle of the year, chairperson Justin Lewis reported on Tuesday. The company started mining coking coal at the Upper Chipanga Pit...
28th March 2012
 
IRON-ORE

Iron-ore exports to China up at Port Hedland

Iron-ore shipments to China through Australia's Port Hedland rose modestly in February compared with January, according to data released by the port authority, suggesting steady demand from the world's largest steel industry after signs of a weak...
5th March 2012
 
PDAC

Projects pave the way for good fortune

Diversified resources firm Fortune Minerals is advancing two Canadian projects that stand it in good stead to become a reliable North American source of supply of specialty metals and specialty metallurgical coals.
24th February 2012
 
MINING SERVICES

Tenova to give Bateman wider market presence in Chile, Australia Video Available

Tenova CEO Gianluigi (Gigi) Nova Mining project house Bateman Engineering is expected to be given a wider market presence in both South America and Australia following its acquisition by Tenova of Italy. Tenova CEO Gianluigi (Gigi) Nova reports that Tenova’s $150-million...
21st February 2012
 
Southern African – German Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Company Announcement: The Market for Smelting Works and Rolling Mills is picking up International Demand for German Tube System Technology PDF Available

At an international level, the machinery and plant manufacturing sector was amongst those branches of industry affected most by the financial and economic crisis 2009. After overcoming the crisis, partial areas of the sector proved to be driving...
30th January 2012
 
 
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