Led by strong steel prices, top line or total revenue from operations in the period under review stood at Rs 53,372 crore, up 108 per cent from the same period last year
The country's steel output took a hit during the April-June period of 2021 due to the emergence of the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic, Parliament was informed on Monday.
In June 2020, the core sector output contracted 12.4 per cent due to the restrictions imposed across the country to control the spread of Covid-19
Slight uptick in demand, huge gap between domestic and global prices could drive the decision
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.
The futures contract was designed jointly with SUFI keeping in mind the industry participants needs and participation, the exchange said in a statement
Industrial demand propels rallies, with plants straining to boost supply after lying dormant during pandemic.
Firm will enhance facilities to high carbon electrical steel, other value added products. It is working to double capacity to 3 million tonnes for which it has invested Rs 3,000 crore
As against a $1 billion annual debt reduction target, the company is likely to reduce gross debt by over $2 billion in FY22
Led by China and India, world steel production grew 15% YoY during the first five months of CY21
Companies say, correction may be temporary
Production falls sequentially as company diverts industrial oxygen for medical use
While some mills have finalised contracts, others hope to close by month-end. Deals are for April-June quarter
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All the base metal stocks could see deeper corrections, but a strong global economy may make this a medium-term buying opportunity
Housing sector demand yet to get back with construction activity being impacted by lockdowns and migration of workers
Market share gain, deleveraging makes room for capex revival
The mill will be set up at an investment of $200-250 million
The deaths of the four workers in the "suspected gas leakage" incident at the coal chemical unit of Odisha's Rourkela Steel Plant in Odisha was possibly due to exposure to a pocket of toxic gas
The turnaround of SAIL from several quarters of losses was one of the most challenging experience, said Anil Kumar Chaudhary, the outgoing Chairman of the country's largest steel maker