Shares of Visa Steel hit their upper circuit limit of 20 per cent on Friday after the company informed stock exchanges that it would seek s...

China, the world's biggest steel and coal producer, will cut excess capacity by a whopping 100 to 150 million tonnes in the two key sectors...

Visa Steel holds 65% stake in Visa Bao, with the Chinese partner holding the remaining 35% shareholding in the company.

India slipped one step to become the fourth largest steel producer in the world in 2010 with 68.3 million tonnes (MT) production, according...

ArcelorMittal, the world's biggest steelmaker, is to invest five bn dollars building a new plant in Brazil, its president told Thursday's e...

BHP Billiton Ltd. said that China's Baosteel, negotiating on behalf of the Chinese steel industry, agreed to price hikes of up to 96.5% for...

Two Chinese steel companies merged on Monday to form the world's fifth largest producer.

China's Baosteel and Aluminum Corp of China, the parent of Chalco, are set to join a state-backed consortium to develop and build large com...

China's largest steel maker Baosteel said Thursday it is still in iron ore price talks, denying a report it had walked out of negotiations ...

Market forces could finally achieve what Beijing’s mandarins couldn’t - force consolidation in China’s booming steel sector.

Visa Steel inks a joint venture agreement with Baosteel Trading and VISA Comtrade for setting the plant.

Visa Steel Ltd has entered into a joint venture with Baosteel Trading of China and VISA Comtrade of Switzerland for setting up a 1,00,000 t...

Nippon Steel agreed with Arcelor Mittal and Baosteel Group to increase production of automotive steel sheets at their venture in China.

For Indian mining companies, especially those that export through long-term contracts, Santa Claus couldn’t have given a better gift.

Japan’s Nippon Steel has said it is considering a possible tie-up with China’s largest steelmaker Baosteel Group amid growing competition a...

The top10 steelmakers with annual production in millions of tonnes (MT).

Steelmakers in China, the world's largest consumer of iron ore, may fail to prevent an increase in prices of the raw material again next ye...