Inox Air Products (INOXAP) said that the installation of the fifth ASU at Hazira will give shape to India's largest single operator onsite industrial gas complex on a build-own-operate (BOO) basis,
The acquisition of EPORL was completed on Saturday. The move is yet another effort to make AM/NS India's operations self-reliant
Plant capacity pegged at 12 mn tonnes, firm plans state-of-the-art of rail mill, hot strip mill, value-added long and flat product capacities in the state
Firm claims Covid has had no long-term impact, growth plans are on track and target of reaching 12-15 million tonne output remains
In an interview with Ishita Ayan Dutt, ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India CEO Dilip Oommen makes a case for curbs on export of iron ore amid a shortage for domestic markets
Products will be sold via the firm's hypermarkets and will largely target users in the MSME space
The group said in February it would shut nearly 10% of its production capacity
Japan's Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso said that Tokyo would have to respond if the assets were seized but did not elaborate on what measures might be taken
ArcelorMittal, which holds 60% in AMNS India, said Covid-19 had severely disrupted domestic demand particularly in April
AM/NS India had earlier this year applied to GMB for transfer of licence within days of acquiring Essar Steel (now AM/NS India) in a Rs 42,000 crore transaction under an insolvency process. But a deci
Mittal said, the company would work on the two iron ore mines- Sagasahi and Thakurani in Odisha
Construction activities have resumed, albeit in a staggered manner; in some pockets there is demand for yellow goods as well
The company said that it had moved to match production with the evolving orderbook; steel shipments for 2Q 2020 were expected within the range of 13.5 million tonnes to 14.5 million tonnes
For the next one to two months, the focus will be on a balance between domestic sales and exports, say experts
The 10-year-term loan would be used to refinance their acquisition of Essar Steel India, now known as ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India Ltd.
Power plant crucial to make its 9.6 MT plant self-sufficient
The joint venture - 60 per cent held by ArcelorMittal and the balance by Nippon Steel - was renamed AM/NS India
CEO Dilip Oommen said any steel company has to securitise its sources of raw materials and AMNS is no different
ArcelorMittal-Nippon Steel say that this was a captive licence for the steel plant and the captive jetty should remain with the plant
Getting to this point wasn't easy. The road was riddled with challenges as much for ArcelorMittal as it was for stakeholders