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Govt will decide on Baldota’s steel mill after court orders, says SiddaramaiahChief Minister Siddaramaiah stated the government will decide on the Koppal steel plant after court rulings. The Baldota group proposed a 5...- Jindal (India) gets nod for Rs 3,600-cr steel project in OdishaJindal (India) Limited secures approval for a Rs 3,600 crore steel plant in Odisha. The company plans a Rs 15,000 crore investment in three...
- Koppal Steel Plant: Decision after studying DC’s report, says CM SiddaramaiahChief Minister Siddaramaiah announced that the fate of the mega steel plant in Koppal, proposed by the Baldota group with a Rs 54,000 crore...
- Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah asks Koppal admn to stop work on Baldota’s mega steel mill at Koppal on petition from MLAsChief Minister Siddaramaiah instructed the Koppal district administration to halt work on Baldota Group's proposed Rs 54,000 crore steel fa...
- Steel cos may go for expansion through brownfield routeDomestic steel demand touched 91 million tonne (mt) in fiscal 2018, making India, the third largest consumer of the alloy in the world.
- Steel companies may go for expansion through brownfield routeAccording to Crisil, companies with around 22 million tonne crude steel capacity are under NCLT. These were from the first round of the str...
- JSW not keen on Essar Steel, to focus on Jharkhand and OdishaSaying that it was never keen to bid for Essar Steel, JSW said the group did not even do the due diligence or preliminary site visits to Ha...
- Tata Steel commissions first phase of Kalinganagar plantTata Steel commissioned the first phase of its integrated steel plant at Kalinganagar steel plant on Wednesday.
- POSCO signs deal with Shree Uttam Steel and Power to set up steel plant in MaharashtraPOSCO has signed an agreement with India's Uttam Steel and Power to set up a 3 million tonne-per-year integrated steel plant.
- Tata Steel hires 40 diploma engineers before steel mill launchThe new recruits, who were selected in line with Tata Steel's selection process, will join Kalinganagar Project on September 1, 2014.
- Electrosteel Steels to market its products from September12Initially, ESL plans to focus on the eastern region for marketing its products and gradually increase its marketing base all across the cou...
- Indian iron ore prices may be delinked from global levelsAfter pushing towards shorter supply contracts, that reversed a 40-year tradition, the extreme volatility in iron ore prices has sprung yet...
- Posco proposes modification in original project planAhead of the renewal of its MoU with Orissa government, Posco-India proposed certain modifications in its original plan for establishment o...
- JSW Steel to invest Rs 75,000-cr to up capacity to 32-mtpa by 2020JSW Steel plans to invest Rs 75,000-crore in brownfield and greenfield projects to expand its capacity to 32-million tonnes per annum by 20...
- Land acquisition for POSCO to begin soonOrissa government is contemplating land acquisition in Kujang area next month excluding trouble-hit Dhinkia and Gobindpur villages, officia...
- JSL plans 2.5 MT of stainless steel output capacity by 2014JSL Ltd said on wednesday that its stainless steel manufacturing capacity will go up to about 2.5 MT by March 2014 on the back of a 1.6 MT ...
- Steel sector to suffer as students opt ITWith brilliant students opting for a career in the IT sector, steelmakers fear the steel industries could face shortage of talented enginee...
- ArcelorMittal to start land acquisition for Orissa projectWorld's largest steel producer ArcelorMittal is ready with the 'Detailed Project Report' to be submitted soon to the Orissa government for ...
- CPI for all-party meet on ArcelorMittal's Orissa projectThe CPI has sought cancellation of the MoU with Vedanta Foundation for setting up of a university in Orissa, even as it demanded an all par...
- Iisco to kick off expansion planPrime Minister Manmohan Singh will launch a mega expansion programme of the Indian Iron and Steel Company later this month at Burnpur in We...
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