The Indian metal processing sector is highly developed, reflecting the country&rsquo🦩;s rich mineral resource base. The industry’s competitiveness is increased by the presence of global players among the Indian metal companies. Metal products ...

India has abundant mineral resources comprising fuel, metallic, and non-metallic minerals, with proven reserves of some 90 different minerals spread across its te🌳rritory. “Mining” (or “mining and quarrying”) is defined as ...

The Indian steel industry contributes around 2% of the country GDP 🅘and employs some 500,000 people directly and about 2mn indir🐎ectly. The Indian government sees the steel sector as strategically important and as a foundation for rapid ...

China, with its huge manufacturing sector, is the world’s largest consumer of all🦋 kinds of base metals, as well as the largest producer of metal products. The country also ranks as the biggest producer of♔ iron, aluminium, lead and zinc in the ...

China, with its huge manufacturꦬing sector, is the world’s largest consumer of all kinds of base metals, as well as the largest producer of metal products. The country also ranks as the biggest producer of iron, aluminium, lead and zinc in the ...

In the third quarter of 2017 the revenue of the ferrous metal smelting and pressing sector marked an increase of 14ﷺ.6% y/y, reaching RMB 1.8bn. Steel prices continued to rise, as a result of the tightening supply of steel products due to the ...

In the period July-August 2017 the revenue of the ferrous metal smelting and pressing sector increased by 18% y/y to RMB 1.2bn. Steel prices continued to rise amid stable demand for steel product🐭s in China. T⛦he positive performance of the automotive ...

In Q1 2017, the revenue of the ferrous metal smelting and pressing sector increased by 23.2% y/y to RMB 1.7bn. St🥀eel prices remained high in the beginning of 2017, although slightly lower than those in the end of 2016, when they hit 🌃the highest level ...

As the world’s second-largest e🦋conomy, China relies heavily on coal to ensure the stable operation of its main industries, such as energy and steel. Rising energy consumption has already made⭕ China the world’s largest producer and ...

As the world’s second-largest e✱conomy, China relies heavily on natural resources, which are essential for the country’s sustainable develo𓆏pment. Rising energy consumption has already made China the world’s largest producer and ...