Stop all hot areas of the former Ilva in Taranto
A Milan civil court has ordered the suspension of operations in the hot area of the former Ilva steel plant in Taranto due to health risks for local residents starting August 24, 2026.
Tykač is interested in the collapsed British steelworks
Tykač is exploring opportunities in the collapsed British steelworks sector.
Nippon Steel Issues 600 Billion Yen Convertible Bonds, Utilizing Funds for Acquisition of US Steel
Nippon Steel has announced the issuance of 600 billion yen in convertible bonds to finance its acquisition of US Steel, a significant investment in the steel industry.
Final Determination on Dumping of Hot-Rolled Steel Sheets from Japan and China by the Trade Commission
The Trade Commission of South Korea has determined that dumped imports of hot-rolled steel sheets from Japan and China have caused substantial harm to the domestic industry and recommended imposing anti-dumping duties.
Fossil-free steel from SSAB in Oxelösund to German defense giant Rheinmetall
SSAB in Oxelösund will supply fossil-free steel to Rheinmetall, marking a significant step in the defense industry towards sustainable materials.
Ex-Ilva, between Flacks and Marcegaglia tests of alliance
Marcegaglia and the Flacks group are strengthening ties to ensure a productive future for the former Ilva plant in Taranto.
Failed start-up of the blast furnace in Spain. The steel giant has a serious problem
A steel company in Spain is facing significant challenges after five failed attempts to restart a blast furnace, leading to its shutdown and a potential two-year repair process costing around €100 million.
Andrew Carnegie, from Poverty to Power: the story of the 'King of Steel' who inspired the American dream
Andrew Carnegie's remarkable journey from poverty in Scotland to becoming a leading industrialist in America highlights his significant contributions to the steel industry and urban development.
Andrew Carnegie, the billionaire King of Steel: "The man who dies rich dies dishonored"
Andrew Carnegie, a Scottish immigrant who became a billionaire steel magnate in the United States, famously stated that dying wealthy without giving back to society is dishonorable, sharing his perspective on wealth and responsibility.
Business Ticker: Thyssenkrupp Reports Quarterly Loss of 353 Million Euros
Thyssenkrupp has reported a quarterly loss of 353 million euros, attributed to the costs associated with its restructuring efforts in the steel division.
South Korea urges Brazil to reevaluate tariffs ahead of Lula's trip
The South Korean government has formally requested Brazil to reconsider a recent tariff increase on the steel industry, arguing that it harms both Brazilian industry and the integration of value chains between the two countries.
Korea Trade Insurance Corporation, in partnership with POSCO and Industrial Bank, supports 'Steel Supply Chain'
The Korea Trade Insurance Corporation (K-Sure) has issued its first 'Export Supply Chain Reinforcement Guarantee' for TGS Pipe, a small partner of POSCO, to aid the steel export industry.
ArcelorMittal secures its foothold in France by investing 1.3 billion euros in decarbonization
ArcelorMittal is investing 1.3 billion euros in electric arc furnace construction in Dunkirk, emphasizing its commitment to steel production in France.
Havlíček in the Disfavor of the Prime Minister? Babiš Arrived Among Union Members Without Him, Had an Explanation
The end of coal mining and the steel crisis are pressing issues for the Czech heavy industry, highlighted by recent events in Silesia where Prime Minister Babiš attended a miners' mourning event and steelworkers' protest without the Minister of Industry, Karel Havlíček.
Tubos Reunidos loses 71.3 million in 2025 and announces 301 layoffs
Tubos Reunidos reported a loss of 71.3 million euros in 2025 due to U.S. tariffs, leading to the announcement of 301 layoffs.
From steel pipes to clothing, the local industry creaks under commercial opening
The Argentine government is facing criticism regarding the competitiveness of local industries, with Minister Luis Caputo suggesting that protectionist measures have inflated prices for consumers.
‘We need to accept the cost’: future of British Steel unclear as bills for government build up
The future of British Steel remains uncertain amid rising government costs and operational challenges following its takeover.
Industry: Hope for Germany's Second Largest Steelworks
Germany's second largest steelworks, Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann (HKM), faces reduced operations but a continuation under minority owner Salzgitter AG after negotiations.
POSTIMEES UKRAINAS ⟩ Zaporizhzhia steelworks hold the line at the factory
In Zaporizhzhia, a 38-year-old worker named Maksym describes the intense conditions at a steel plant amid conflict, illustrating the severe risks faced by those who continue to work there.
Kanadevia considers merger with Nippon Steel Engineering to become the largest in the engineering industry
Kanadevia has agreed to start discussions on a merger with Nippon Steel's subsidiary, Nippon Steel Engineering, which could lead to the largest plant engineering company in Japan with an annual revenue exceeding 1 trillion yen.
Steel fabricators 'on their knees' amid surge in Asian imports
Australian steel businesses are shutting down due to a surge in inexpensive imports from Asia, prompting inquiries into potential tariffs and quotas for protection.
Mora need to turn into the 'steel porcupine': How Ukraine plans to defend itself after the war with Russia
As sensitive peace negotiations unfold in early 2026, Ukraine is rethinking its security strategy, emphasizing the role of its military and defense industry as the core of future security guarantees.
Today, the German century talent controls a steelworks
Katja Seizinger, a former German skiing champion with three Olympic gold medals, reflects on her successful career and life since retiring.
Javier Milei, live: the latest measures of the Government
The article discusses President Javier Milei's recent government measures, opposition reactions, and comments from officials, including a new bidding for steel pipes and tensions with Techint.
US Steel Industry: Dreams in Rust Brown
The article discusses the struggles of Clairton, Pennsylvania, a city heavily affected by steel manufacturing and pollution, while highlighting Donald Trump's promises to revive the local steel industry.
Industry: US corporation buys traditional company from the Ruhr
The 1906-founded steel dealer Klöckner & Co. is being sold to Ohio's Worthington Steel, with a deal that offers Klöco shareholders an 80% premium per share.
The predators of Ilva
The article discusses the systematic exploitation of the steel industry by ArcelorMittal since the start of their partnership with Invitalia in 2021, alleging that the acquisition under the Gentiloni government was mishandled.
Will Ostrava become a steel city again? The company Nová huť wants to restore its production within four years
The company Nová huť plans to revive steel production in Ostrava within four years, raising hopes for a return to the city's industrial roots.
Ex Ilva, the nightmare of total blockage returns
Six years after the last incident, a 46-year-old worker died at the former Ilva steel plant in Taranto, raising concerns about a possible partial seizure of the area by authorities.
There is a question mark in the Ilva-Flacks
The sale of Ilva is still uncertain, with the Flacks fund winning the auction but aiming for a mixed public-private system involving significant state participation.
Ex Ilva, Flacks wins but the prosecutor does not give up
Flacks Group is negotiating exclusively for the former Ilva steel plant but faces a significant obstacle with judges denying the release of blast furnace 1.
The former Ilva to the Flacks group, investments up to 5 billion. The government remains a 40% partner
The Flacks Group has received approval from oversight committees for its offer to acquire Ilva Steel, moving towards exclusive negotiations with Italian government commissioners.