JSPL orders X Melt BOF converter from SMS Siemag

Australia's iron ore developer Apollo Minerals has inked a deal with Indian company Jindal Steel and Power (JSPL) to split its iron ore assets into a new Australian Stock Exchange-listed firm, NewCo. JSPL, which holds an 11.7% stake in Apollo, will ...

Even as the JSW CMD Mr Sajjan Jindal said that the steel major has put on hold plans to set up its 10 million tonnes steel plant in West Bengal, Industry Minister Mr Partha Chatterjee claimed that the project has not been stalled. Mr Chatterjee said ...

Last week Jindal Stainless Ltd signed a 3 year agreement with Korean steelmaker POSCO for selling 200 series steel products to the latter or its subsidiaries. This series is used for domestic as well as industrial applications. Mr Ratan Jindal CMD ...

Mr Vidya Rattan Sharma Dy MD & CEO Steel Business of Jindal Steel and Power Limited is amongst the 8 finalists for "CEO of the Year" award by Platts Global Metal Awards 2013. Mr Sharma has more than 30 years of experience in the steel industry and ...

Source: IRIS (09-APR-13) Comments | Post Comment Indian equities extended gains in the post noon trade on Tuesday on the back of buying interest seen in index heavyweights. IIP numbers and Infosys earnings are the key events to be eyed this week. At ...

Jindal Steel and Power's (JSPL's) bid to acquire a majority stake in Gujarat Coke's Australian subsidiary failed to succeed, with the company managing to acquire only 31.49% stake by the end of its open offer. The offer, which was launched on ...

The brand is all set to provide quality, design and service to the industry with their stainless steel kitchen set-ups which comes with an aesthetically pleasing appearance along with the goodness of steel. After supplying raw material to the HORECA ...

Nearly eight years have passed since South Korea's Posco planned to set up a $12-billion steel plant in Odisha's Paradip. The Indian foray that was billed as the single largest foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country, struggled to take off ...

The global financial crisis and resultant uncertainty has put the world steel industry in a difficult spot. A fall in demand across the globe and particularly in Europe, volatility in prices through the steel value chain and oversupply resulting ...