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14th International Exhibition and
Conference on Minerals, Metals, Metallurgy
& Materials
September, 2026, New Delhi

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Essar to invest USD 4 bn in steel plant in Saudi Arabia

Essar to invest USD 4 bn in steel plant in Saudi Arabia

The Essar Group is looking to invest USD 4 billion in setting up an integrated flat steelworks plant in Saudi Arabia in the next three years, a senior company official said. The plant, which will cost Saudi Riyal 15 billion (USD 4 billion), is scheduled to break ground by this year-end and be completed by the end of 2025, said Amar Kapadia, general manager for corporate planning at Essar.

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India's mineral output rises 8 per cent in April

India's mineral output rises 8 per cent in April

"As per the provisional figures of the Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM), production level of important minerals in April includes coal at 665 lakh tonnes, lignite 40 lakh tonnes, natural gas (utilised) 2,748 million cubic metre, petroleum (crude) 25 lakh tonnes and bauxite 2,054 thousand tonnes.

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Tata Steel unveils green investment plan for UK steel tube mill

Tata Steel unveils green investment plan for UK steel tube mill

Tata Steel NSE 2.77 % has unveiled a 7-million pound investment plan for its Hartlepool Tube Mill in north-east England that the Indian steel major says will cut carbon emissions, improve capacity and reduce costs to strengthen its UK business.

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Steel industry seeks government intervention to check coking coal price

Steel industry seeks government intervention to check coking coal price

At the current price range, the industry expert said, the cost of coking coal alone in steel making is around Rs 28,000 to Rs 30,000 per tonne, which works to about 40-45 per cent of the production cost. Besides, there are other input materials like iron ore, ferroalloys, logistics, fuel costs and other fixed costs.

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Welspun Corp's associate firm gets Saudi Riyal 490-mn order to supply steel pipes

Welspun Corp's associate firm gets Saudi Riyal 490-mn order to supply steel pipes

"WCL is on an aggressive roadmap towards strengthening its water infrastructure portfolio both in India and globally. The receipt of this new contract by our associate company, EPIC, is a testament to that, as we continue to solidify our leadership position in the Saudi market," company's MD & CEO Vipul Mathur said.

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