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Billionaire Lakshmi Mittal buys mansion in 'Beverly Hills of Dubai'

The India-born billionaire snapped up a palatial home in a gated community known as the "Beverly Hills of Dubai," said the people

HMEL crosses record 2 million tonnes polymer sales mark during FY25

HPCL-Mittal Energy Ltd (HMEL), India's major oil refining and petrochemical company, achieved a record 2 million tonnes of polymer sales in the fiscal ended March 2025, surpassing expectations and reinforcing its position as an industry trailblazer. "This accomplishment is the result of HMEL's unwavering commitment to understanding customer needs and providing tailored solutions for niche applications across various polymer segments," the firm said in a statement. HMEL has undertaken a massive USD 3 billion expansion of petrochemical capacity, increasing its polypropylene capacity to 1 million tonnes a year, and adding a polyethylene capacity of 1.2 million tonnes per annum, catering to the major application segments. 2024-25 was the first full year of operations of the new plant featuring pioneering technologies from world-class licensors. HMEL is a joint venture between state-owned Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) and Mittal Energy Investment Pte Ltd, Singapore - pa

ArcelorMittal partners with S Africa's Sasol to boost hydrogen economy

A partnership between ArcelorMittal SA (AMSA) and South Africa's homegrown petrochemicals giant Sasol to develop a green hydrogen hub in Saldanha Bay is expected to give a huge boost to the hydrogen economy in the country. Saldanha Bay, located on the West Coast of South Africa, is the largest natural port on the African continent. The town suffered a serious economic blow when AMSA shut down its steel manufacturing plant there in 2020 at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. Global steel magnate Laxmi Mittal's acquired AMSA after he first helped the ailing state-owned steel manufacturer Iscor turn its fortunes around in 2004. Now AMSA plans to become the first African green flat steel producer using green hydrogen at its plant in Saldanha Bay, while cutting back on its carbon footprint at its flagship steelworks in Vanderbijlpark. Sasol, which was established in the apartheid era to produce fuel from coal as the white minority government faced global sanctions, has evolved into a

ArcelorMittal boosts steel outlook as it sees best quarter in 13 years

Steel has surged over the past 12 months, joining a wider commodities boom as producers struggled to meet an unexpectedly strong rebound in demand from the construction and manufacturing industries.

ArcelorMittal announces $1 billion cost savings plan, restarts dividend

ArcelorMittal said it had benefited from a gradual recovery in steel demand resulting in higher steel shipments and improved margins as well as a better mining performance

ArcelorMittal SA declares force majeure after blast furnace breakdown

The clause of force majeure, loosely translated as superior force, allows certain terms of an otherwise legally binding agreement to be ignored due to unavoidable circumstances.

ArcelorMittal plans to shut South Africa plant, 900 workers to lose jobs

Saldanha became operational in 1998 and employs 400 fulltime staff and 500 contract workers

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ArcelorMittal's Africa unit faces charges of contravening pollution laws

Over the years the authorities have been monitoring compliance within the Ferro Alloy Iron and Steel sector

ArcelorMittal SA looks for new CEO after Wim de Klerk announces retirement

Despite having an 80 per cent market share in the local steel market, the AMSA has battled against cheaper imports from China and falling global steel prices