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Outokumpu & Fortum Join Forces for Decarbonization of Steel Making

Outokumpu, the global leader in sustainable stainless steel, and Fortum, a leading Nordic clean energy company, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore the decarbonization of Outokumpu’s steel manufacturing operations with emerging nuclear technology – Small Modular Reactors (SMR). The agreement initiates a long-term process with the aim to access potential construction of a SMR in Finland. In the first phase, the goal is to identify potential business models and technical solutions for further development. Any potential investment decisions will be made at a later stage.

Outokumpu has committed to the Science-Based Targets initiative’s 1.5°C climate target. Maintaining and increasing the share of low-carbon energy is important to achieving the company’s ambitious sustainability goals. Both Outokumpu and Fortum play a key role in ensuring energy efficiency, emission reduction and competitiveness in Finland. One possible option for the location would be Tornio region in Finland, where Outokumpu’s largest mill is situated.
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AFV Beltrame Launches Chalibria in Switzerland

Lading Italian steelmaker AFV Beltrame and its Swiss plant Stahl Gerlafingen hosted a roundtable discussion on March 16th to introduce their new carbon-neutral steel product. The event, titled “Steel: the frontiers of sustainability,” was held at the Kursaal in Bern, Switzerland, and welcomed important customers and stakeholders to learn about the company's new product. Participants at the event discussed the benefits of this new carbon-neutral steel product, and were provided with insights from Mrs. Brigitte Wyss, Head of the Economic Affairs Department of the Canton of Solothurn, Cristina Schaffner, Director of the Swiss Construction Industry Association, Stephan Geiger, Head of Sustainable Finance at EY Switzerland, and Daniel Egger, Head of Project Development at Neustark.
Carlo Beltrame, Head of Group Business Development, and CEO Alain Creteur also participated in the discussion, sharing Chalibria’s overall decarbonization strategy with the audience. Nadine Brönnimann moderated the discussion, which aimed to provide significant inputs and insights to all stakeholders.
Chalibria’s new carbon-neutral steel product is part of the company’s commitment to implement projects outlined in the #decarbonization plan. The project also includes transparent and inclusive communication with all stakeholders. CEO Alain Creteur stated that “With Chalibria we aim for a CO2-neutral production. Regional scrap recovery and recycling production keep the distances for deliveries and transport short. With this new production flow, steel production will become even more efficient.”
The project was well-received, with Minster Brigit Wyss acknowledging the entrepreneurial spirit of the project, stating that “Stahl Gerlafingen represents a significant added value for Gerlafingen/Solothurn as a business location. With its CO2 reduction strategy, the plant is a role model for other companies – because climate change affects us all.”
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Wuppermann Austria GmbH commissions new roll forming line in Judenburg

Steel processor Wuppermann Austria has invested €13 million in a new roll forming line at its site in Judenburg, Austria. The line offers a wider range of dimensions and production capacities, allowing Wuppermann to produce larger cross-sections and profiles with complex geometries. Profiles can be produced with a strip thickness of 1.5 to 4.0 mm, a profile width of 25 to 300 mm, a profile height of 20 to 140 mm and a length of up to 13.5 meters.

They also meet the highest requirements for corrosion protection with a zinc coating of up to 1,300 g/m² or a zinc-magnesium coating of up to 1,000 g/m².

The new line is aimed at meeting the requirements of the photovoltaic industry in particular.
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BGL Sells Federal Steel Supply to Westbridge Capital

Federal Steel Supply, a prominent distributor of industrial products, has been acquired by Canada-based private management company Westbridge Capital Ltd. The sale was announced by Brown Gibbons Lang & Company, with the firm's Metals & Metals Processing investment banking team serving as the exclusive financial advisor to FSS in the transaction.

FSS, founded in 1979 by three co-founders in St. Louis, MO, offers pipes, fittings, flanges, and valves to a diverse range of end markets including industrial fabrication, food & beverage, midstream oil & gas, power generation, and construction. The company has a loyal customer base and established direct relationships with mills across the globe, enabling it to source high-quality products with a quick turnaround.

The acquisition of FSS by Westbridge Capital comes after the company was acquired by V&A Capital in 2019. V&A Capital supported FSS's growth by executing the add-on acquisition of Process Piping Materials in 2021, expanding its product offerings and geographic footprint. The company now has distribution facilities in Missouri, Texas (two locations), Louisiana, and New Mexico to support customers across the nation.

BGL's Metals & Metals Processing team, with deep sector knowledge and extensive M&A transactions experience, led the advisory services for the sale of FSS. The team covers major subsectors of the broader metals industry, representing both ferrous and nonferrous metals businesses, including service centers, mills and foundries, manufacturing, and recycling.
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SMX Leads the Transition from Linear to Circular Production

SMX (Security Matters) has successfully marked steel at a manufacturing facility in Europe, in collaboration with a global steel and mining leader. The steel has been marked for brand identification, ethical sourcing, and for recycle and reuse purposes for electric vehicles and renewable energy infrastructure.

The technology has been introduced to the steel slabs at the melting stage and survived all manufacturing processes (casting, hot and cold rolling, galvanizing simulation) through to product, melting until galvanization.

SMX believes that the marking of steels with its technology will encourage recycle and reuse, making steel more effective and sustainable. SMX's mine to refinery, to end product to recycling program continues to expand with commercial discussions with clients and brands expected throughout 2023.

SMX is a forward-looking, B2B white label technology company that empowers companies to transition successfully to a sustainable circular economy, reducing their carbon footprint and waste.
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British Steel Industry Faces Uncertain Future amid Growing Concerns

Amid growing concerns of job losses in the UK steel industry, Prime Minister Mr. Rishi Sunak has pledged to support a "thriving" steel industry in the country. Major companies, including British Steel and Liberty Steel, have announced job cuts and are urging the government to provide assistance in switching to environmentally-friendly production, reports The Mirror

British Steel plans to axe 260 posts, while 440 jobs are under threat at Liberty Steel. Mr. Sunak said that the government’s recently-announced British industry supercharger fund could help boost competitiveness in the UK’s key energy-intensive industries. The scheme aims to benefit 300 businesses by offering targeted measures to ensure energy costs are in line with other major economies around the world.

However, Mr. Sunak did not give a direct promise to Conservative MP Holly Mumby-Croft from Scunthorpe, where British Steel is based, who had asked him to reassure her constituents that UK steelmaking would continue. Meanwhile, steel chiefs have been calling for government help in transitioning to less-polluting production.

Steel is responsible for 14% of the UK's industrial emissions and 2.7% of all greenhouse gases, making it an important sector to address as the UK aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. While negotiations between ministers and industry chiefs have been ongoing, steel was not mentioned in last week’s Budget by Chancellor Mr. Jeremy Hunt.

The UK steel industry directly employs 34,500 people and supports a further 43,000 in supply chains. The Prime Minister’s spokesman emphasized the importance of the industry, particularly in defense, and said the government has supported the sector over the years.
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NGT Suspends Environmental Clearance for JSW Steel Odisha

JSW Group's proposed ?65,000-crore mega steel project in Odisha has hit a roadblock after the National Green Tribunal (NGT) suspended its environmental clearance. The NGT issued the suspension for three months to allow the Expert Appraisal Committee of the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change to reassess the project, reports The Hindu

The NGT said that while the project involved a significant investment, the principle of sustainable development could not be ignored. The NGT also noted that the permissibility of sourcing water from Mahanadi when drinking water is scarce had not been adequately evaluated.

The suspension came after rights activist Mr. Prafulla Samantara, who won the Goldman Environmental Prize, challenged the validity of the environmental clearance granted to the project. Mr. Samantara argued that the Expert Appraisal Committee's appraisal of the project was procedurally and substantively flawed, and that it would harm the environment. He also highlighted that the project's location would affect the flora and fauna in the eco-sensitive area, decrease forest cover, and negatively impact the already-polluted area's water supply.

The NGT said that while the project involved a significant investment, the principle of sustainable development could not be ignored. The NGT also noted that the permissibility of sourcing water from Mahanadi when drinking water is scarce had not been adequately evaluated.

The JSW Group has proposed building a steel project with a capacity of 13.2 million metric tons per annum near Paradip, where South Korean steel major POSCO had earlier attempted to establish a large steel project.
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Local MMP Responds to Algoma Faculty Concerns over Algoma Steel

Sault Ste Marie’s Member of Provincial Parliament Mr. Ross Romano has responded to concerns raised by faculty members at Algoma University regarding emissions at Canadian steelmaker Algoma Steel.
In response, Mr. Romano has contacted the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks and has been assured that emission levels at Algoma Steel have not increased and that there have been no changes in operation at the facility. The steel plant is also said to be following the Local Air Quality Regulation site-specific standard approach and has applied for new air pollution exemptions. Romano notes that the application for these new site-specific standards is under review by the ministry, and there will be an opportunity for residents to comment as part of the process.
Mr. Romano has acknowledged the seriousness of the concerns raised and stated that as a lifelong resident of Sault Ste. Marie, he is personally impacted by the health and safety performance of Algoma Steel. He believes that recent investments at the steel plant will help reduce emissions and produce a cleaner product, but emphasizes the need to hold all businesses to a high standard when it comes to the health and safety of workers and members of the community.

The faculty members signed a letter addressed to Mr. Romano and MP Terry Sheehan titled “Urgent Action: Revoke Pollution Regulation Exemptions for Algoma Steel Inc.”, citing a National Observer article that claims the steel mill has been “releasing excessive amounts of benzene and particulate matter, leading to serious health and environmental concerns for the residents of the surrounding communities.”
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Robot IronBOT Reduces Rebar Installation Time in Florida

Advanced Construction Robotics, a Pennsylvania-based company, has announced the launch of its latest robot, IronBOT, which is designed to handle rebar on construction sites. The new system is capable of lifting, carrying and placing bundles of horizontal and longitudinal rebar weighing up to 5,000 pounds, according to the company.

The system can operate day or night and can be mobilized on a construction site within four to eight hours, without requiring pre-programming, pre-mapping, calibration, or BIM input. 4

IronBOT recently completed its first project during the construction of the Port St Lucie West Boulevard Bridge in Florida, where it placed 147,000 pounds of rebar while TyBOT completed over 58,000 ties, reducing rebar installation time by 50%, according to contractor Shelby Erectors.

IronBOT was launched six years after ACR introduced TyBOT, an autonomous system for tying together steel reinforcement bars. ACR claims that using both robots can reduce rebar installation times by 50%.
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Australia Stars AD Duty Exemption Probe for Hollow Sections

The Antidumping Commission of Australia has launched an inquiry into an exemption from the antidumping duties on precision pipe imports from China and South Korea. The current inquiry covers hollow structural sections from China, Korea, Malaysia, and Taiwan, with certain exclusions.

The request for exemption came from Australian producer Sullivan & Co for goods under Customs Tariff Statistics Position Number 7306.30.00.

The antidumping duties were initially imposed on the steel imports on September 29, 2021. In August last year, the commission exempted precision pipes imported from China and South Korea under different HS codes from antidumping measures, retroactively from September 29, 2021. 7306.90.00 (statistical codes 12)
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Daido Steel to Expand Steel Making Capacity at Chita

Daido Steel, a leading steel producer based in Japan, has revealed its plans to invest $39.6 million to build two new special melting facilities at its Chita No 2 plant. The new facilities are aimed at increasing the company's capacity to produce high-grade steel, primarily used in semiconductor manufacturing equipment, and will help meet the growing demand for these products.

According to the company, the new facilities will feature advanced technologies and will help enhance the quality of the high-grade steel produced. The investment is part of Daido Steel's efforts to meet the changing needs of its customers and adapt to market trends.

The construction of the facilities is expected to begin soon, with commissioning scheduled for the end of 2024. The move is expected to help Daido Steel capitalize on the increasing demand for high-grade steel, driven by the growing adoption of semiconductor devices in various industries, including automotive and telecommunications.

Daido Steel is known for its high-quality steel products, used in a wide range of applications, from industrial machinery to aerospace components. The company has been expanding its production capacity in recent years to meet the growing demand for steel products in Japan and overseas.
The announcement of the new investment in special melting facilities is expected to strengthen Daido Steel's position in the global steel market, as the demand for high-grade steel is expected to continue to grow in the coming years. The company aims to further expand its product portfolio and explore new markets to maintain its growth trajectory.
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Researchers Produce17-4 PH Stainless Steel Using 3D Printer

Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the US Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and the Advanced Photon Source (APS) at the US Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory have found a way to consistently produce 17-4 PH steel, a type of stainless steel with exceptional strength and corrosion resistance, using 3D printing techniques. Their findings have been published in the journal Additive Manufacturing.

To achieve this breakthrough, the researchers used X-ray diffraction technology to monitor and direct the formation of the steel's structure during the printing process. This allowed them to determine its performance and retain all of its high-value characteristics. The PH in 17-4 PH steel stands for precipitation hardening, a heat treatment technique used to make malleable materials stronger. The numbers refer to the alloy's makeup: 17% chromium and 4% nickel. The steel includes nanoparticles that contribute to its signature strength.

Traditionally, producing metal alloys using 3D printing has been challenging, as temperatures change rapidly during the printing process, making it difficult to observe the crystal structure of the atoms within the material. However, using the high-energy X-ray beams produced by the APS, the researchers were able to observe the microstructure development in real-time and make quick adjustments to the printing parameters to obtain the desired microstructure.

The breakthrough could help manufacturers reduce costs and increase flexibility in producing high-performance alloys like titanium alloy and nickel-based superalloy using 3D printing. The researchers believe their results show how user facilities such as the APS can enable the US to have a competitive edge in advancing the next generation of advanced manufacturing technologies.

"We hope our success with this study helps increase the industrial impact of the research coming out of American synchrotron user facilities such as the APS," said Fan Zhang, a physicist at NIST. "If we want to establish American leadership in advanced manufacturing, these facilities are a great asset. Additive manufacturing opens up the design space, allowing us to create complex parts that are often impossible when using conventional technologies. That's the true promise of this breakthrough."
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Vikarsh Nano Technology Patents Counter Current Reactor or Green Steel

Pune based Vikarsh Nano Technology, one of the leading manufacturers of high quality & performance oriented Nano crystalline ribbons & cores in India, claims to have developed a Counter Current Reactor, which it believes can revolutionize the steel industry by completely stopping carbon emissions from iron production. The Counter Current Reactor is a novel technology that uses hydrogen gas to reduce iron ore, which produces iron without releasing carbon dioxide. The patented Counter Current Reactor is developed by the head of the Research & Development Department of College of Engineering, Pune Dr Narendra Doke in collaboration with Mr. Sameer Shinde, Managing Director of Vikarsh Nano Technology.

The patented green steel technology is based on the principle of utilizing hydrogen gas as a reducing agent instead of carbon, which is traditionally used in the iron & steel production process. This new process is expected to significantly reduce the carbon footprint of the steel industry and has the potential to be a game-changer in the fight against climate change.

The technology is still in the development stage, and more research is needed to validate its feasibility and scalability. However, if successful, it could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the steel industry, which is currently one of the largest contributors to global carbon dioxide emissions.
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US Steel Imports in February Recede from January

According to preliminary data from the Census Bureau, the American Iron & Steel Institute has reported that the US imported a total of 2.255 million net tons of steel in February 2023, which includes 1.716 million net tons finished steel. These numbers represent a 13.5% and 14.3% decrease, respectively, compared to January 2023. The estimated finished steel import market share was 22% in February

Year-to-date, total and finished steel imports are down 9.8% and 9.7%, respectively, compared to 2022. Over the 12-month period from March 2022 to February 2023, total and finished steel imports are down 6.8% and up 2.7%, respectively, compared to the prior 12-month period. The estimated finished steel import market share is estimated to be 23% for the first two months of 2023.

In February, the largest steel suppliers to the US were Canada at 538,000 net tons, down 9% compared to January, Mexico 382,000 net tons, down 16%, Brazil 353,000 net tons, down 11%, South Korea 225,000 net tons, up 63% and Germany 79,000 net tons, down 21%. One steel product that saw a significant increase in imports in February compared to January was line pipe, which increased by 35%.

Over the 12-month period from March 2022 to February 2023, the largest steel suppliers were Canada at 6.943 million net tons, no change compared to the previous 12-month period, Mexico 5.123 million net tons, down 1%, South Korea 2.804 million net tons up 2%, Brazil 2.676 million net tons, down 32% and Japan 1.264 million net tons, up 11%. Products that have seen significant increases in imports over the 12-month period from March 2022 to February 2023 compared to the previous 12-month period include line pipe up 49%, oil country goods up 43%, standard pipe up 39%, heavy structural shapes up 34% and tin plate up 11%.
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SARRALLE to Modernize Steel Service Center in Mexico

Spain headquartered technology provider SARRALLE Processing Lines has announced that it has been chosen by a prominent automotive steel service center in Mexico to modernize its Blanking and Slitting Lines. The center, which produces a wide range of customized dimensions with a portfolio including carbon steel, aluminum, copper, and brass, selected SARRALLE to increase its coil capacity and improve cutting and stacking rates.

The modernization of the Blanking & Slitting Lines will enable SARRALLE's customer to increase its productivity and improve its overall efficiency. The modernized lines are expected to be up and running soon, and SARRALLE looks forward to continuing its partnership with this leading automotive steel service center.

SARRALLE's Coil Processing Lines business line offers a variety of products and services to meet the needs and expectations of customers worldwide. With extensive experience in design and engineering, manufacturing, assembly, and commissioning, SARRALLE can both create new processing lines and modernize existing ones. The company has its own manufacturing and assembly facilities, both mechanical and electrical, and takes care of the final assembly and start-up of its lines.
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Algoma Steel CEO Admits Concerns over Sault Ste. Marie Emissions

Algoma Steel’s CEO, Mr. Michael D Garcia, has addressed concerns about emissions from the company's Sault steelmaking operations in a statement, a week of negative media coverage. Mr. Garcia reveals that Algoma Steel decided in November 2021 to revolutionize its steelmaking process. The company is investing roughly C$703 million to replace its existing coal-based steelmaking facility with two electric arc furnaces that recycle scrap metal. This modern, state-of-the-art technology is expected to decrease carbon emissions by up to 70% and significantly reduce Algoma's environmental impact by improving air, water, waste, and noise. Algoma Steel's transition is already in progress, and once complete, the company anticipates producing some of the world's greenest steel in Sault Ste. Marie.

However, Mr. Garcia admits that coal-based steelmaking facilities in Ontario do not meet the current Ontario Air Regulation Standards. Therefore, the government has established site-specific standards to enable industries like Algoma Steel, which possess assets predating modern standards, to transition and progressively improve towards these objectives.

Mr. Garcia stresses that these solutions are not exemptions but practical measures that allow Algoma Steel to continue producing steel, invest in new technology, and protect the industry's related livelihoods while rapidly transforming the business towards a greener future.
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TMK’s COT Expands Production of Large Dia Steel Pipe Taps

Pipeline Connection Branch COT, a subsidiary of Russian Pipe Metallurgical Company TMK, has announced an increase in production capabilities for large-diameter taps. This comes as a result of the modernization of equipment as part of the company's own engineering project. The specialists at COT have improved the design of one of the cold pipe bending mills to produce taps, curved connecting elements of pipelines.

The innovative solution consists of using new tooling that was previously used for large-diameter pipes, divided into two semi-cylinders with the subsequent application of an anti-corrosion coating. This means that previously, taps with a diameter of up to 1,220mm could be produced at the mill. However, the new technological solution makes it possible to produce products with a diameter of up to 1,420mm. Taps of this diameter were previously produced only at one mill of the enterprise, but now two units can produce such products.

TMK's enterprises implement a range of efficiency improvement projects aimed at improving working conditions and safety, reducing costs, improving quality, and increasing the volume of products. The increase in production capabilities of COT is expected to provide TMK with a competitive advantage and help meet the needs of its customers in the pipeline industry.
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ArcelorMittal Poland to Shut BF 2 for Maintenance

ArcelorMittal Poland has announced that it will temporarily shut down its Dabrowa Gornicza plant's blast furnace no 2 for maintenance costing over $167 million. The maintenance is expected to last for several weeks and will be the largest blast furnace investment ever carried out in Poland. The company had previously idled BF 3 last September due to weak demand but guaranteed trade unions that it would be restarted no later than when BF 2 maintenance would begin. The BF 3 restart was initiated in January, meaning that ArcelorMittal Poland will operate with only one BF during the maintenance.

HBIS Group Serbia Iron & Steel, a Serbian steelmaker owned by Chinese company Hebei Iron & Steel Group, is set to restart its blast furnace No. 1 at the Smederevo plant by the end of this week, as reported by Steel Orbis. The furnace has an annual capacity of 900,000 million metric tons but was temporarily shut down in July 2022 due to weak steel demand, lower prices, and high costs.

According to Mr. Frederik Van De Velde, CEO of ArcelorMittal Poland, the maintenance project will include research and development projects at the blast furnace, which will create pilot installations, such as a closed cooling system with innovative coolers and a modern and ecological blast furnace gas treatment plant. The implementation of these projects is expected to increase the efficiency of cooling water use and reduce the amount of waste while further using blast furnace gas as fuel.

In 2022, ArcelorMittal Poland saw a 15% YoY decline in crude steel production to 3.4 million metric tons, falling below the 2020-pandemic output of 3.9 million metric tons.
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Zaporizhstal’s HR & CR Certified with European Standards

Zaporizhzhia Metallurgical Plant, Zaporizhstal, a part of the Metinvest Group, has received certificates of compliance for its hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel with European standards. The certificates were awarded for compliance with EN 10025-1, Regulation on construction products, and EN 10130.

The plant underwent a certification audit by the auditing company Technical and Management Services and passed the audit successfully. The auditors praised the company for its continuous efforts to improve customer focus and projects aimed at reducing defects.

Since 2016, Zaporizhstal has been operating in accordance with the requirements of international standards EN 10025-1: 2004 and EN 10130: 2006. The plant also has ISO 9001 certification for quality management, ISO 14001 for environmental management, and ISO 45001 for health and safety management.

Zaporizhstal is one of the largest industrial enterprises in Ukraine and is a part of the Metinvest group, whose substantial shareholders are System Capital Management with 71.24% and the Smart Holding group with 23.76%.
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ArcelorMittal Krivoi Rog Survived in 2022 with Parents Support

ArcelorMittal Krivoi Rog, Ukraine's largest producer of rolled steel, continues to operate with financial assistance from parent ArcelorMittal, according to ArcelorMittal Krivoi Rog's General Director, Mr. Mauro Longobardo. Despite ending 2022 with significant losses, ArcelorMittal Krivoi Rog was able to continue paying wages and retain all of its employees thanks to over $600 million in financial aid from its parent company. The plant only operated at 20-25% of its capacity in 2022 and is now facing additional losses from logistics problems.

Mr. Longobardo stated that ArcelorMittal Krivoi Rog is planning to increase production to reach at least the 2021 level and has allocated $130 million for CAPEX in 2023. The main project will be the construction of the III Map tailings dump, as well as completing the construction of the IV Map and Mirolyubovskoye tailings dumps. A pelletizing plant will also be constructed, and there are plans to increase production in the converter shop and improve the operation of the continuous caster, coke production, and No 2 sinter plant. Relining of the No 9 blast furnace and its modernization will also continue.

Despite the challenges faced by ArcelorMittal Krivoi Rog, Mr. Longobardo remains optimistic about the future and hopes that the situation will improve this year. ArcelorMittal Krivoi Rog 's plans to increase production and invest in new projects demonstrate its commitment to overcoming the challenges and emerging stronger from the crisis.

In 2022, ArcelorMittal Krivoi Rog reduced its steel roll output by 76.7% to 1.1 million metric tons, crude steel production fell 71.2% to 1.2 million metric tons and pig iron by 71% to 1.6 million metric tons. Additionally, coke production decreased by 63% to 1 million metric tons, iron ore by 56.5% to 11.6 million metric tons and iron ore concentrate by 56.5% to 4.2 million metric tons.
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