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The Military Parade Motivates Industrial Upgrading of Ferroalloys in China
China held the Anti-Japanese War victory day parade on September 3rd, 2015. The planes, tanks, armored vehicles were highly prized by some people. Furthermore, the concept stock of military industry looks promising according to some comments in stock market. I... |
Noront Closes C$1.54m Private Placement
The largest landholder in the promising mine camp known as the Ring of Fire, in Northern Ontario, has closed a C$1.54-million financing to advance the development of its Eagle’s Nest project, for exploration in the region and for general working capital. |
Cored Wires: Weak Domestic Market, Blocked Export Bring Down Metal Calcium Production
since entering September, market remained sluggish with limited demand in domestic market and drastic drop in export resulting from Tianjin blast incident. Some companies chose to halt production and began their overhauls. |
The 6th MnCrNi &Ssteel Conference
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The 6th MnCrNi &Ssteel Conference Dear Delegates: The 6th Manganese, Chrome and Nickel &Ssteel Conference, organized by Ferro-Alloys.com and supported by Shandong Taishan Steel Group Co.,Ltd will be held on October 28th-30th, 2015, in Laiwu City, Sh... |
China's Domestic Electrolytic Manganese Inceased Slightly
[Ferro-Alloys.com]Some of China's major electrolytic manganese producers raised their prices slightly in early September by RMB100-200/T. No improvement of operation rate was seen currently due to the weak market and one major producer ceased its production fo... |
Review of China’s Chrome Market in August 2015 and Outlook
China’s high-carbon ferrochrome prices kept flat in Jan-May, 2015, however, the prices began to slip continuously since June, suffering a process of bottoming. China’s major stainless steel mills lowered their latest tender prices of high-carbon ferrochrome ... |
Cored Wires: Export of Hazardous Articles Not Resumed Companies Better to Wait
Nearly 1 month had passed since the deadly warehouse blast in Tianjin, while export of hazardous and semi-hazardous articles still not resumed. |
Glencore in R2.5bn Equity Raising, $10bn Capital Preservation, Debt Cutting
Global commodities mining and marketing company Glencore on Monday announced a fully committed proposed equity capital raising of up to $2.5-billion alongside additional $10.2-billion capital preservation and debt reduction measures, portfolio optimization and... |




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