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China's steel sector aims for high-quality growth
China's steel industry aims to achieve a high-quality growth featuring more advanced technology and equipment, stable resources supply, higher level of intelligence, enhanced global competitiveness and reduced emissions by 2025.
February08,2022
China Baowu's crude steel output world's largest in 2019
Steel giant China Baowu Steel Group announced Wednesday that it surpassed the Luxembourg-headquartered ArcelorMittal to become the world's largest producer of crude steel in 2019.
March05,2020
Hangxiao Steel Structure selected into Xinhua's National Brands Project
Hangxiao Steel Structure Co., Ltd. (600477.SH) inked a deal with Xinhua News Agency on Tuesday to embark on cooperation in areas such as economic and financial information, think tank service, market research, credit evaluation, etc.
January23,2019
World's top trains roll on Chinese wheels
A shipment of 160 Chinese-manufactured high-speed train wheels arrived in Germany on July 20, according to exporter Ma'anshan Iron & Steel Group, more widely known as Magang Group or Ma Steel.
September10,2018
Chinese steel giant established following key merger
A new steel group, whose annual output will be China's largest and the world's second largest, was established Thursday in Shanghai following the merger of two major steelmakers.
December05,2016
China Focus: Mega-merger of steel makers tests China's SOE reform
The restructuring plan for two major steel companies will be a touchstone for China's state-owned enterprise (SOE) reform.
August01,2016
China Focus: Mega-merger of steel makers tests China's SOE reform
The restructuring plan for two major steel companies will be a touchstone for China's state-owned enterprise (SOE) reform.
August01,2016
China expresses concern on EU's new prior-surveillance system for steel imports
Trade protectionism measures would do no help to tackle global steel overcapacity but hinder global trade orders, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said in a statement after the European Union (EU) adopted new prior-surveillance system for steel imports.
May11,2016
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