Brussels - Recent data of Global Forum on Steel Excess Capacity (GFSEC) show a further increase in excess steel capacity, prompting concerns about the impact on the global market.

Essen - Thyssenkrupp reevaluates its transition to producing "green steel" using hydrogen, despite substantial funding commitments by the German government.

London - Once the ladle furnace is fully commissioned and production is ramped up, the CO₂ emissions of the site will be reduced by around 10%.

Georgsmarienhütte - The acquisition aims to enhance GMH Gruppe’s position in the tool steel industry, especially in the hot-work tool steels segment, where Kind&Co has a notable international presence.

A Coruña - Partnership aims to enhance the supply of emission-free green steel across Europe

Ottawa - Measure aims to safeguard Canadian industries from China's non-market practices, which have resulted in overcapacity and an uneven playing field in global markets.

London - At ArcelorMittal Poland's 20th anniversary, Geert Van Poelvoorde, CEO of ArcelorMittal Europe, emphasized the urgent need for a clear and decisive action plan.

Hamm - MMW Wesel, which has been part of CREMER ERZKONTOR since 1991, specializes in the processing and recycling of minerals and carbon-based products.

Duisburg - Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG has made key leadership decisions during an extraordinary Supervisory Board meeting, as part of its organizational restructuring efforts.

Berlin -New report from the Joint Economic Forecast Project Group predicts a slight contraction of Germany's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 0.1% for 2024.

Brussels - The report provides CO2 emissions data for stainless steel production, depending on the mix of scrap used. These figures include Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emission.