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'Staalheffingen kunnen oliesector VS raken'

Gepubliceerd op 10 apr 2018 om 08:46 | Views: 2.278

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PARIJS (AFN) - De importheffingen op staal kunnen de Amerikaanse olie-industrie in de toekomst gaan raken. Dat zegt bestuurder Neil Atkinson van het Internationaal Energieagentschap (IEA) in een interview met persbureau Bloomberg in Parijs.

Volgens Atkinson, het IEA-hoofd op het gebied van olie, kunnen de heffingen invloed hebben op het Amerikaanse vermogen voor productie en transport van olie. Hij verklaarde dat de schalieproductie in de Verenigde Staten nog niet zijn piek heeft bereikt. De olie-expert denkt dat de Amerikaanse olieproductie dit jaar zal groeien met 1,3 miljoen vaten per dag.

Atkinson verklaarde verder dat de toon in het escalerende handelsconflict tussen China en de VS momenteel aan beide kanten wat milder is geworden.
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JSPL posts highest ever monthly crude steel production

With the recently completed Basic Oxygen Furnace at 5 million tonne per annum Integrated Steel plant at Angul going operational, Jindal Steel and Power Limited has posted its lifetime highest monthly crude steel production in the month of March 2018. With a steel production of 0.45 Million Tonnes in March in India, at its integrated steel plants in Raigarh and Angul, JSPL also achieved its highest ever quarterly steel production at 1.26 Million Tonnes in Q4 FY 2017-18. JSPL also posted its highest ever monthly and quarterly sales by achieving 0.45 M in March and 1.18 MT during January to March (Q4) 2018. The figures do not include the crude steel production at Jindal Shadeed, Oman.

Mr NA Ansari CEO Steel of JSPL said that “The production figures of Q4, and particularly during March 2018 are an encouraging milestone for our asset sweating roadmap. With the 250 MT Basic Oxygen Furnace (BOF) going operational in end December 2017, we are in a position to progressively harness the full capacity levels of our 3.2 MTPA Blast Furnace. We are looking at surpassing all our performance records with every passing quarter of FY 2018-19 by achieving 85% plus capacity utilization levels at Angul in 3 to 4 months’ time. JSPL is fully geared up to script a new chapter of growth during FY 2018-19.”

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A series of measures coupled with a delay free track record of servicing its debt obligations led to credit rating upgrade of JSPL’s financial instruments to Investment Grade with Stable Outlook by leading ratings analyst firm CARE recently. During FY 2017-18, JSPL infused fresh equity of INR 1893 crore; INR 1200 crore through a successful QIP issue and INR 693 crore through issue of warrants to promoter group. The company divested certain non-core assets to enhance its liquidity position by over INR . 2000 crore.

In FY 2017-18, JSPL increased its domestic steel manufacturing capacities by 3.2 Million Tonnes Per Annum, taking its domestic crude steel manufacturing capacity to 8.6 MTPA. The total steelmaking capacity of JSPL (including Jindal Shadeed, Oman) stands at 10.6 Million Tonnes Per Annum. The company’s finished steel manufacturing increased by 2.8 MTPA with commissioning of a 1.4 Million Tonnes Per Annum Bar Mill at Angul as well as Sohar, Oman, taking JSPL’s total finished steel capacity to 8 Million Tonnes Per Annum. The power generation assets of JSPL have a rated capacity of 5050 MW, including Jindal Power Ltd.’s 3400 MW Super Thermal Power Plant at Tamnar; and Captive Power Plants of 1650 MW. All capacity enhancement projects were completed in a record time, without taking any additional debt from January 2016 onwards. The company’s Debt Reduction roadmap is focused at reducing JSPL’s debt levels considerably by INR 9000 crore to INR 10,000 crore by FY 2020.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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AUMUND supplies HBI cooling lines for MIDREX Project at Cleveland Cliffs

In December 2018, AUMUND Fördertechnik GmbH, Germany, will dispatch an HBI evaporation cooler system to Cliffs, the operator of a Hot Briquetted Iron (HBI) Plant in Toledo, Ohio, USA. AUMUND’s patented technology consists of two FPB-K pan conveyors with centre distances of 72 m. Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. is constructing a new HBI works at this location close to Lake Erie.

The greenfield project will utilise the existing port infrastructure on Lake Erie, and MIDREX was selected as general contractor to supply the direct reduction plant.

German conveying equipment specialist AUMUND, as subcontractor to MIDREX, is supplying one of the most important elements of the whole process, the HBI cooling lines. The decision-makers involved in the project have given their vote of confidence to the evaporation cooling process patented by AUMUND. In this HBI-Slow-Cooling process, the HBI product to be conveyed is cooled from 750 to 90 degrees Celsius in a process which protects the integrity of the product. AUMUND guarantees a handling throughput of up to 285 tph at a nominal conveying capacity of 142 tph.

The first installation of its kind was successfully completed by AUMUND in Venezuela in 2006. After this pilot project, AUMUND won further HBI orders in Russia and the United States. AUMUND’s Sales Director Metallurgy, Matthias Moritz said that "Today, after constant optimisation of details, the technology has reached such a state of maturity that both operators and general contractors increasingly favor the AUMUND solution over traditional methods."

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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L&T files objections with NCLT over Tata Steel’s Bhushan Steel bid

Mint reported that Larsen and Toubro Ltd (L&T) on Monday submitted its objections to Tata Steel Ltd’s resolution plan for Bhushan Steel Ltd before the National Company Law Tribunal. Mukul Rohatgi, appearing for L&T, argued that Tata Steel’s proposal of INR 200 crore on pro rata basis for all operational creditors and then an additional INR1,000 crore on preferential basis left room for arbitrariness as it was discretionary. He submitted that L&T had supplied huge parts of the steel plant, over which L&T held charge under the Transfer of Property Act.

Bhushan Steel owes over INR 900 crore to L&T, its operational creditor, for supply of certain capital goods.

L&T had moved NCLT on 8 March to be declared as a secured creditor in the Bhushan Steel insolvency process.

Another objection to Tata Steel’s resolution plan was raised by insolvency resolution professional to Bhushan Energy Ltd, Bhushan Steel’s captive power plant. Bhushan Energy objected to the proposal to terminate all power purchase agreements between the two related companies and subsequent relinquishment of any dues payable by Bhushan Steel to Bhushan Energy. The power purchase agreement between Bhushan Energy and Bhushan Steel are proposed to be terminated as per Tata Steel’s resolution plan for being “onerous” as they “brought down the company’s profit”.

The matter would be next heard on 10 April.

Source : Mint
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Trial runs of MSTC & Mahindra Inetrtrade auto shredder JV at Greater Noida begin

Times of India reported that a state-backed set-up, run as a joint venture between MSTC and Mahindra Intertrade, an arm of automaker Mahindra and Mahindra, has begun “trial runs” to dismantle old end-of-life vehicles, industrial waste and old abandoned vehicles. Mr BB Singh, the chairman and managing director, MSTC said “The set-up in Greater Noida is doing trial runs. In the first phase, there will be collection and dismantling of vehicles.”

The phase I of the unit in Noida is not getting enough vehicles as there is no policy either around scrapping of abandoned vehicles or end-of-life vehicles. So, the unit also dismantles industrial waste for now.

The second phase will involve setting up the India’s first organized auto shredding plant in Kandla, Gujarat, where steel and iron will be broken down and recycled again into units for sale. This is expected to go on steam early next year.

Be that as it may, all stakeholders, including the National Green Tribunal, await a policy that looks at scrapping of end-of-life vehicles. It is expected to get the cabinet nod in a month. Even as this policy is in the works, as things stand, there is no policy to scrap and shred old abandoned vehicles. These not only occupy precious public space but also pose serious health hazards and security risks.

Source : Times of India
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GMS Market Commentary on Shipbreaking in Week 14 - LITTLE RESPITE!

Eith the Pakistani ban on tankers lingering frustratingly on for yet another week, a Bangladeshi market that is seemingly in freefall at present and an Indian market that has struggled to keep up (competitively) with its neighbors, there seems to be little respite for the subcontinent recycling markets after a frustrating start to April.

According to various Gadani industry sources, the ongoing ban on tankers is expected to be lifted any day now. Yet, that somehow seems increasingly unlikely (and unbelievable) as this has been the case since February (at least) and there always seems to be another hold up or delay in obtaining the relevant permission(s).

Bangladeshi prices have plummeted recently following a crash in local steel plate prices and following the arrival of a massive number of vessels at Chittagong’s waterfront (See Port Position Page 9), demand started to drastically subside this week. In comparison, India has remained in a far more tempered state by not getting carried away when local steel plate prices rose and not collapsing at the first sign of trouble.

Meanwhile, the effectiveness of several deliveries (especially large LDT tankers) is now being called into question, bearing in mind the massive and speculative prices paid on a majority of these units and the fact that deliveries to various Cash and end Buyers have yet to take place. News is also forthcoming that end Buyers (especially in Bangladesh) are now trying to cause problems and delay opening LCs for the most questionable and frivolous of reasons.

Even though supply has cooled somewhat (over 20 VLCCs have been sold for the year thus far), there still remains a large number of (particularly) tankers still unsold and in Cash Buyer hands that are currently undergoing the stringent hot works cleaning required for India & Bangladesh and it is expected to take some more time for the markets to absorb this tonnage and regain some aggression to buy before a degree of stability / confidence returns.

For week 14 of 2018, GMS demo rankings / pricing for the week are as below.

Source : GMS
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Iran lowers flat steel import tariffs

Financial Tribune reported that the final ratification of reduced import tariffs shows downstream flat steel users, who accused suppliers of deliberately limiting supply and jacking up prices, have won the months-long battle over heavyweight producers such as Mobarakeh Steel Company Critics of the new duties, such as Iran Steel Producers Association, maintain that lower import tariffs are unlikely to have the effect desired by the government and users: that is, lower flat steel prices in the local market.

The government has finally dialed down import duties on various types of flat steel, despite objections by producers and even government bodies such as Iranian Mines and Mining Industries Development and Renovation Organization.

According to reports by Chilan Online, tariffs on hot-rolled coil with a thickness of up to 4.75 mm and HRC wider than 1,850 mm have fallen by 5% to reach 10%. This is while duties on API flat products used in oil, gas and petrochemical industries have reduced from 15% to reach 10%.

Import duties for cold rolled coil with 0.5-1 mm thickness have reached 10% from the previous 20%.

Duties on tin-plated flats less than 0.5 mm have shed 11% to stand at 15%.

Source : Financial Tribune
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US February steel shipments up 4.1% YoY – AISI

The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) reported that for the month of February 2018, U.S. steel mills shipped 7,525,590 net tons, a 1.5 percent decrease from the 7,636,321 net tons shipped in the previous month, January 2018, and a 4.1 percent increase from the 7,232,341 net tons shipped in February 2017. Shipments year-to-date in 2018 are 15,161,931 net tons, a 1.5 percent increase vs. 2017 shipments of 14,940,757 net tons for two months.

A comparison of February shipments to the previous month of January shows the following changes: hot dipped galvanized sheets and strip, down 2 percent, cold rolled sheets, down 3 percent, and hot rolled sheets, down 5 percent

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Republic Steel update on Lorain facility

WKYC reported that Republic Steel is expecting to restart initial operations at its Lorain facility this summer. In an email to WKYC from the company's Executive Vice-President Ted Thielens, he wrote that "We are in the process of finalizing a time line for the re-start of the Lorain 9"-10" rolling mill, which we expect will commence operations this summer and would initially require approximately 100 employees. Future stages of increased production and employment at Lorain including the restart of EAF [Electric Arc Furnace] steel making will depend on the final outcome of how Section 232 is implemented, and the resulting impact of increased demand for domestic steel production."

Last month, in response to President Trump signing proclamations imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, Republic Steel announced plans to restart its Lorain facility, which was idled in January 2016.

The move could bring back more than 1,000 jobs to the Lorain plant, which would be positioned to restart its idled electric arc furnace, casters, and rolling mills on short notice.

Republic currently has open capacity at its Canton melt shop. Restarting the Lorain facility would provide more than a million tons of new production capacity. The company anticipates that it would take a few months to hire and train employees and restart its idled equipment.

Republic Steel is the nation's leading provider of special bar quality steel.

Mr Jaime Vigil, President and CEO said at the time said that "Republic is more than prepared to support market demand that has been previously supplied by imports. We maintained our Lorain facility while it's been idled waiting for the opportunity to restart and it appears that time is finally here.”

Source : WKYC
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TATA Steel Europe-Thyssenkrupp JV will have EUR 400-600 million annual synergy – Mr TV Narendran

Business Today reported Tata Steel's global CEO and Managing Director, Mr TV Narendran told Business Today's Nevin John in an email interview that the company will complete the Kalinganagar Phase II expansion of 5 million tonne within 48 months from the board approval date with an investment of INR 23,500 crore.

Q - Steel prices are improving and demand too picking up and Tata Steel Group is sorting out its issues in Europe and is going for a JV with Thyssenkrupp. How these major factors will influence the performance of the company?

A - Globally, the steel industry is in a better situation than it was a couple of years back. China has taken supply side action which has reduced its exports, and the demand in both developing and developed countries is picking up which is reflected in better prices and more price stability. Tata Steel is well positioned to leverage the opportunities this creates. In Europe, through the JV, we are trying to create a stronger and more sustainable company, and in India, we are capitalising on opportunities for organic and inorganic growth.

Q - In India, the large steelmakers are creating new capacities or buying assets, expecting a supply deficit by 2021. What is your long-term view on the Indian market, capacity creation and the margins?

A - The consumption of steel in India is expected to at least mirror the GDP growth rate, if not do better than that in the medium to long term. This is because of the infrastructure deficit we have and the Government's plans to address this infrastructure deficit. Also, the increasing investments in the Indian market, the 'Make in India' initiative, the urbanisation trends and a growing middle class are also positives for steel demand. I believe that in India demand will outpace supply over the next few years and that should help the industry improve its margins which will in turn attract new investments in the industry.

Q - Now, the global giants like ArcelorMittal are vying for sick assets for an entry into the Indian market. Will it be a challenge to Tata Steel, at least on client acquisition and pricing fronts?

A - I think the Indian market has room for many strong players. It will be good for our Industry as it will help us push each other to perform better, and it is good for the customers, and it is certainly good for the economy as it will lead to more investments and jobs.

Q - What are your greenfield expansion plans and how much investment will be done to complete it?

A - The Board has recently approved the Kalinganagar Phase II expansion which will take the plant to a capacity of 8 MT from the current level of 3 MT. This will entail an expenditure of Rs 23,500 crore and we have promised to complete it in 48 months from the Board approval date.

Q - Tata Steel India is better positioned in the case of raw material security -- iron ore 100 per cent and coal 30 per cent. Will there be any change when you add capacity in Kalinganagar? If so, how will you manage it?

A - On iron ore, we will continue to invest to grow our production and feed our plants. For coal, we have limitations and will strive to stay at 30 per cent of our needs through our investments in our West Bokaro coal mines. We will also continue to participate in auctions wherever we find the blocks attractive to sustain our requirements over the long term.

Q - What are going to be the short-term and medium-term challenges for the Indian steel business?

A - In the short term, the profitability of the industry has to improve so that we can attract more investments in the industry to cater to the long-term needs of the country. We also need good quality capital equipment manufacturing facilities in India to reduce the dependence on imports. We need to attract and retain the right talent. We also need to ensure the long-term competitiveness of the Industry. The industry players have to improve the internal efficiencies and the government needs to help us reduce our costs outside the factory gates.

Q- Who will get the management control in the European JV that you are planning with Germany's Thyssenkrupp? Will it be like Tata Steel just holding a stake in Europe business and not involving in day-to-day business?

A - As announced earlier, it will be a 50:50 JV and the management structures and operating structures are currently under discussion. Both Thyssen and us are committed to create a strong European entity with a 'one company' structure.

Q - What is your long-term view of the European business? What is your expectation on turnaround of business in Europe?

A - The European business struggled because the market for steel in Europe collapsed post 2008 and it has been the last of the major markets to recover. Even today, steel consumption is not much different from what it was 10 years back. However, we have taken a number of tough calls over the years and our colleagues in Europe have also worked hard to drive greater efficiencies and develop a richer product mix and a stronger market position. Since last year, we are also seeing a certain robustness for steel demand that we have not seen for a long time. The JV will help us create a strong number 2 player in Europe and we have identified 400 to 600 million Euros per year of synergies for the combined entity. We are confident that we are moving in the right direction and are creating a strong and sustainable European business that is well positioned to capitalise on a recovering European market.

Source : Business Today
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Romania steel exports in 2017 soar by 28pct

Business Review reported that Romania has exported steel and iron worth EUR 2.2 billion in 2017, with the value going up by 28% year on year.

According to the National Institute of Statistics, imports amounted to EUR 3 billion, up 26 percent in the same period.

Last year, Romania’s exports totaled EUR 62.6 billion, while imports stood at EUR 75.6 billion.

Source : Business Review
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AISI update on Raw Steel Production in US in Week 14

In the week ending on April 7, 2018, domestic raw steel production was 1,805,000 net tons while the capability utilization rate was 77.0 percent. Production was 1,721,000 net tons in the week ending April 7, 2017 while the capability utilization then was 73.8 percent. The current week production represents a 4.9 percent increase from the same period in the previous year. Production for the week ending April 7, 2018 is up 1.6 percent from the previous week ending March 31, 2018 when production was 1,776,000 net tons and the rate of capability utilization was 76.2 percent.

Adjusted year-to-date production through April 7, 2018 was 24,397,000 net tons, at a capability utilization rate of 75.5 percent. That is up 1.3 percent from the 24,089,000 net tons during the same period last year, when the capability utilization rate was 74.4 percent.

Broken down by districts, here's production for the week ending April 7, 2018 in thousands of net tons: North East: 218; Great Lakes: 683; Midwest: 166; Southern: 660 and Western: 78 for a total of 1805.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Trump toch?

Trump Trade War - ABB hopes for concessions on Chinese special steel

Seeking Alpha reported that ABB Ltd hopes the US government will make some concessions on its plan to slap tariffs on steel imports from China, and is in discussions with the [US] government on how to deal with this special situation.

CEO Ulrich Spiesshofer tells Reuters that ABB operates more than 60 production sites in the US and it needs special steel of a certain quality that is not available in the required amount in the US for its local production of certain transformers and electric engines.

Asked why he expected the US government to support a Swiss company, the CEO said that “We are one of the largest copper and steel buyers in the world, we buy very, very much, and that is why we are listened to.”

Source : Seeking Alpha
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Beursblik: Essar geeft ArcelorMittal toegang tot India
De staalreus deed begin april opnieuw een bod op Essar Steel India.

(ABM FN-Dow Jones) Een succesvolle overname door ArcelorMittal van Essar Steel India zou de staalgigant toegang geven tot de Indiase staalmarkt, wat waarschijnlijk de snelstgroeiende staalmarkt ter wereld is de komende twee decennia. Dit oordeelden Fitch Ratings en CRU woensdag.

De staalreus deed begin april opnieuw een bod op Essar Steel India.

Essar Steel produceert echter tegen relatief hoge kosten en zal waarschijnlijk aanzienlijke investeringen nodig hebben om de bedrijfsefficiëntie te verbeteren en om hogere productievolumes kosteneffectief te maken, meldde Fitch Ratings.

Daarnaast merkte de kredietwaardigheidsbeoordelaar op dat de kredietimpact van een winnend bod tevens afhangt van het transactiebedrag en de structurering van de transactie, waar momenteel weinig over bekend is.

Fitch Ratings en CRU waarderen de kredietwaardigheid van ArcelorMittal op BB+ met een positieve outlook. Het aandeel ArcelorMittal noteerde woensdag op een rood Damrak 0,1 procent hoger op 26,30 euro.

Door: ABM Financial News.

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Aperam neemt VDM Metals over
Aperam betaalt 438 miljoen euro.

(ABM FN-Dow Jones) Aperam heeft een akkoord bereikt met Falcon Metals en Lindsay Goldberg Vogel over de overname van VDM Metals voor een bedrag van 438 miljoen euro. Dit maakte de producent van roestvaststaal woensdag voorbeurs bekend.

VDM Metals wordt samengevoegd met Aperam's Alloys & Specialties divisie om zo een leidende speler te creëren. Gecombineerd is de tak goed voor een jaaromzet van ongeveer 1,15 miljard euro en een EBITDA van 122 miljoen euro. Er zullen meer dan 3.000 mensen werken, verdeeld over 20 landen.

Naar verwachting levert de overname ongeveer 20 miljoen euro aan synergievoordelen op in 2020.

Vanaf jaar één zal de overname positief bijdragen aan de winst per aandeel en vrije kasstroom.

Aperam financiert de overname met aanwezige contante middelen en schulden.

De overname moet nog worden gepresenteerd aan de ondernemingsraden van beide bedrijven en toezichthouders moeten ook nog naar de plannen kijken. Aperam verwacht de overname in de tweede helft van dit jaar te kunnen afronden.

Het aandeel Aperam sloot dinsdag op een groen Damrak 4,0 procent hoger op 38,81 euro.

Door: ABM Financial News.

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Redactie: +31(0)20 26 28 999

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Bhushan Steel resolution professional rejects employees claim over eligibility of Tata Steel

PTI reported that the resolution professionals (RP) of Bhushan Steel rejected the arguments of employees of the debt ridden firm before NCLT that Tata Steel, which has been selected as highest bidder, was not eligible to bid under the provisions of IBC Code. Counsel appearing for RP contended before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) that Section 29 (A) of the IBC Code does not apply on Tata Steel. Senior advocate Ravi Kadam appearing for RP of BSL said "Section 29 (A) applies only to the living citizen and individual and not to a corporate entity.”

The employees of Bhushan Steel have contended before the NCLT that Tata Steel's bid was in violation of Section 29A of the IBC Code.

Section 29A (d) of IBC mandates that a person convicted for any offence punishable with imprisonment for two years or more ineligible from submitting a resolution plan.

They also rejected the claims of Larsen & Toubro (L&T) for being treated as a secured financial creditor saying that it had earlier filed affidavit saying it has no secured interests in Bhushan Steel.

NCLT would continue its hearing tomorrow.

Source : PTI
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Trump Trade War - Impact on China steel exports to be limited - Baowu President

Reuters reported that China Baowu Steel Group President Chen Derong said on Tuesday that tariffs imposed by the United States will have a limited impact on China’s steel exports.

The executive of Baowu Steel, China’s top steel maker, made the remarks at the Chinese Boao Forum for Asia in Hainan province.

Source : Reuters
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JSW Steel & AION get CoC nod for Monnet Ispat takeover

Monnet Ispat informed BSE that pursuant to the provisions of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, the committee of creditors of Monnet Ispat & Energy Limited has approved the resolution plan submitted by AION Investments Private II Limited & JSW Steels Limited (hereinafter referred to as the Resolution Applicant) by 98.97% favorable voting through the e-voting process.

Creditors have so far finalised winning bidders for at least two other bankrupt steelmakers. Tata Steel is taking over Bhushan Steel, while Vedanta Ltd has won bids for Electrosteel Steels Ltd.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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