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  • Slater Steel Reviewing $13m Offer for Their Hamilton Steel Bar Unit
    News - 4 Mar 2004
    Bankrupt US steel manufacturer Slater Steel announced they had received an offer for their Hamilton steel bar unit. The offer as it stands, from Delaware Street Capital includes US$13 million in...
  • WCI Steel Idle Silicon Steel Line
    News - 26 Nov 2003
    WCI Steel announced that they will be idling their silicon electric steel line effective, January 31, 2004. WCI have been in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection since September 16. The company...
  • BHP Steel Changes Name to BlueScope Steel
    News - 19 Nov 2003
    From this day forth BHP Steel will become known as BlueScope Steel, opening a new chapter in the history of Australia’s largest steel solutions provider. The name change was brought about by...
  • Slater Steel to Idle Stainless Steel Plants
    News - 8 Oct 2003
    Bankrupt Slater Steel announced that they have made significant progress towards restructuring their business, which may include the sale of certain assets. Their new business plan does not...
  • BHP Steel Recommend BlueScope Steel for Their New Name
    News - 2 Sep 2003
    The Directors of BHP Steel will be recommending that shareholders vote for the new name BlueScope Steel at the Annual General Meeting on November 12. The new name was chosen after an exhaustive...
  • Sahaviriya Steel to Expand Steel Capacity
    News - 29 Aug 2003
    Thailand’s largest hot rolled steel producer Sahaviriya Steel Industries have just approved a 3.6 billion baht expansion project. Part of the 3.6 billion bath will also be used for refinancing...
  • $17m Steel Tube Expansion for Smorgon Steel
    News - 18 Aug 2003
    Australian steel producer Smorgon Steel are to spend $17 million on expanding their tube making facilities at Acacia Ridge in Queensland. The decision has been brought about by increased demands, from...
  • Arcelor Do Deals with Tata Steel and Bao Steel
    News - 29 Jul 2003
    Arcelor have granted India’s Tata Steel a licence to use their technology to produce hot dip galvanised products for the automotive industry. The licence covers both pure zinc hot dip...
  • BaoSteel and Nippon Steel Form Chinese Steel Joint Venture
    News - 22 Jul 2003
    China’s largest steel maker Baoshan Iron and Steel have signed an agreement with Nippon Steel to set up a joint venture to manufacture steel in China for the auto industry. The $363 million...
  • US Steel Ups its Bid for National Steel
    News - 14 Apr 2003
    In the ongoing battle to acquire the assets of bankrupt National Steel, US Steel have upped their bid by $25 million to $775 million. Their bid is still short of AK Steel’s offer of $925...

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