Stainless Post (June'19)

JINDAL STAINLESS - JUNE 2019

STURDY. STAINLESS. STATELY.

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STAINLESS STEEL E-RICKSHAW HITS THE ROAD WITH A NEW WAVE OF E-MOBILITY

01 | | JINDAL STAINLESS - JUNE 2019STAINLESS POST

be on tenterhooks with increasing

protectionist sentiment across

nations. As for Indian stainless steel

producers, relaxing import duty on

key raw materials- Ferro-Nickel and

s t a i n l e s s s te e l s c ra p - by t h e

government will be a key issue

ahead of the Union Budget in July.

The step, if materialized, will

undeniably help boost domestic

production.

This edition also boasts of an in-

house innovation story at Jindal

Stainless' Hisar facility, where our

Specialty Products Division (SPD)

team has efficiently enhanced

operations to increase productivity.

Also, don't forget to check out

what's buzzing on Jindal Stainless'

social media channels.

Happy reading!

turdy. Swift. Safe. Stately.

SStainless. Jindal Stainless

presents India's first ever

state-of-the-art stainless steel E-

rickshaw prototype. A first-of-its-

kind, this contemporary E-mobility

vehicle, crafted out of stainless steel,

is bound to check-off the problem

of growing carbon footprints, along

with being an easy and affordable

means of last mile commute. The

fight against air pollution is real, and

it is nearing in as we breathe.

According to an international news

report*, India now houses nearly 7

out of world's 10 most polluted

cities. A sustainable innovation in

the field of stainless steel industry at

this juncture gives out a strong

message. This edition of Stainless

P o s t d i ve s i n t o t h e s p i r i t o f

conserving the environment, riding

o n t h e b a c k o f t h e m o s t

e n v i r o n m e n t - f r i e n d l y a n d

recyclable metal, stainless steel.

From Jindal Stainless' advent

towards E-mobility, the edition

makes note of how stainless steel

filter screens are sorting plastic

waste from river bodies. Further, it

emphasizes on how using stainless

steel in Flue Gas Desulphurization

(FGD) systems at thermal power

plants can reduce emissions of

particulate matter and harmful

g a s e s . R e c yc l i n g , a s a m a j o r

b u s i n e s s c a t a l y s t f o r t h e

manufacturing sector, is aiding the

cause of sustainable development

in the country. Catch CEO, MTC

Businesses Pvt. Ltd., Mr Manoj

Mehta in an exclusive interview, as

he shares insights of his four-decade

long journey in the recycling and

trading business.

Widespread floods in Indonesia

halted some major Nickel mining

operations, consequently resulting

in rising prices of this key raw

material. Global trade continues to

India has the world's worst air pollution: report

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/03/india-world-worst-air-pollution-report-190305151923982.html

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/03/india-world-worst-air-pollution-report-190305151923982.html

Kochi's startup invents India's first indigenous automated stainless steel lime juice vending machine


Kochi based startup, Green Treat Machines Pvt. Ltd., has come up with 'Lime-O',

India's first indigenous lime juice vending machine. The innovative machine uses

food-grade stainless steel to produce fresh and hygienic lemon juice, as well as hot

cups of 'Sulaimani Tea'. This stainless steel vending machine automates the entire process

including lime selection, squeezing, and extraction. The customer can choose between

twelve varieties of healthy lime juice at an affordable rate of twenty bucks. As of now, the

machine has been installed at two locations in Kochi- Rajiv Gandhi Indoor Stadium,

Kadavanthra, and Oberon Mall, Ernakulam. The startup plans to widen its presence in the

coming years.

(Source: The Week)

Mechanized stainless steel filter screens to counter water contamination by plastic in Vizag

The Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC) is planning to install stainless

steel filter screens in the city's open drains in order to prevent floating plastic waste from

entering the sea. Drains clogged with plastic waste are a major source of pollution in the sea

water. As per estimates, Vizag produces nearly 100 tonnes of plastic waste every day. The stainless

steel rotary-type trash filters automatically filter and collect waste in the drains. They are highly

efficient than the conventional screens that require manual clearing and sorting of waste. These

stainless steel filters are expected to be installed in Gnanapuram, Gajuwaka, Malkapuram, and Naval

Officers' recreational club, among other places.

(Source: The Times of India)

Global News Brief

(Source: Mining Weekly)

hanghai Metals Market (SMM) reported that a stainless

Ssteel producer in China's south western province of

Guangxi began annual maintenance on its steel and hot

rolled coil capacity, as its revenues fell below costs in a falling market.

The overhaul is expected to affect stainless steel output by 20,000

tonnes, with #201 products accounting for the majority. SMM

learned that the mill has an annualised capacity of 470,000 tonnes.

Another stainless steel plant in Guangxi, with a capacity of 500,000

tonnes, planned to undergo maintenance for 12 days in June. This is

estimated to impact the output of #200 series by 30,000 tonnes.

(Source: SMM News)

Nickel extends gains amid Indonesia supply disruption

ickel prices rose further on the London Metal

NExchange as mining disruptions in key producer

Indonesia sparked supply concerns about the

stainless steel ingredient. Widespread flooding in Indonesia's

nickel hub, the island of Sulawesi, has halted some mining

operations in Indonesia, an official with the country's Nickel

Miners Association said. Three-month nickel on the London

Metal Exchange rose 0.7% to $11,950 a tonne by 0215 GMT,

extending gain from the previous session when it hit a two-

week high. Around 15 to 20 miners producing 50,000-

100,000 tonnes of nickel ore a month were affected.

Chinese stainless steel mills undergo maintenance in June

1. Take us back to the beginning of your journey.

My family's roots are from a small village in Rajasthan

called Sanderao, however we had migrated to Mumbai

in the late 70's. Back then my father had lost a bangle-

making factory in Firozabad, UP and had started

dealing in scrap in Barshi in the Solapur district of

Maharashtra. As a child, I dreamt of being a cricketer.

Sunil Gavaskar has been my favourite ever since.

However, destiny had other plans for me. I completed

my graduation in Commerce from Mumbai University

in 1991. With my father's persistence and the hard work

put in by my brothers, what started as a mere scrap

dealing business went on to take the shape of Mehta

Trading Corporation (MTC) in 1974. After my

graduation, it was time for me to take up the baton

from my father and join the family business with my

brothers. I took on the challenge and moved to

Bangalore for a couple of years to set up our office.

Later on, we diversified our product line which was

originally limited to trading cast iron and mild steel

scrap. As of today, MTC Group is a four-decade old

business group with domestic and international

business operations in scrap, ferro-alloys, and base

metals, along with automobiles dealerships and more.

The group also plays an important role in providing raw

materials to the metal recycling industry in India and

the world.

2. What are the noteworthy milestones of your

business?

Our journey of the past four decades has been full of

challenges. But, today I can proudly say that we have

grown manifold and are currently a USD 1.3 billion

turnover group company. In the last 15 years, we have

diversified into various product lines, from being a

basic scrap recycling company to trading and

commencing manufacturing activities for base

metals, minor metals, noble alloys, etc. as well. We

have also successfully installed forward and backward

integration in our processes with steel plants

producing TMT bars and setting up of a power plant,

respectively. Also, we have recently added another

product line of Copper tubes with a manufacturing

Here's an account of a man who claimed

his father's legacy and went on to

accomplish a larger than life green

dream, aiding the cause of sustainability

in the manufacturing sector. CEO, MTC

Businesses Pvt. Ltd., Mr Manoj Mehta gets

candid with Stainless Post as he reflects

upon his journey that led him to establish

a premier business group dedicated to

recycling and raw material supply for the

Indian manufacturing industry.


CEO, MTC Businesses Pvt. Ltd., Mr Manoj Mehta

plant based at Umbergaon,

Gujarat. Today, we are the market

leaders in our space and the

largest professionally managed

metal recyclers in India. With a

customer base of over 1100, we

have nine business verticals

within the group.

3. What are the notable changes

and trends prevailing in your line

of business? How do you see your

profession panning out in the

future?

There have been numerous

challenges in the supply chain

management, majorly due to the

speedy digitalization which has

taken the world by a storm. The

f u t u r e t o o i s g o i n g t o b e

tremendously exciting with an

unpredictable range of possible

digital innovations in the supplier

chain. Customer satisfaction

continues to be our priority and

we plan to adapt with the ever-

changing market scenario to

make sure we deliver the best, in

the best way possible. Also, metal

s c ra p r e c yc l i n g i s a h i g h l y

s ca t te r e d a n d u n o r g a n i ze d

market in India. For years, we have

been advocating for an 'Industry

status' for the recycling sector

w i t h s u p p o r t f r o m t r a d e

a s s o c i a t i o n s l i k e M a t e r i a l

Recycling Association of India

( M R A I ) . M R A I h a s p l aye d a

significant role in aiding the

Government with industry inputs

for the proposed ELV (End-of-Life

Vehicle) Policy. The recycling

industry will be a key player in the

successful implementation of ELV

policy.

4 . W h e n a n d h o w d i d y o u r

journey with Jindal Stainless

begin? In your entire gamut of

customers, what sets Jindal

Stainless apart?

Our journey with Jindal Stainless

began in 2010 and since then we

have been a regular supplier of

shredded scrap, HMS scrap, PNS

scrap, etc. for the company. With

time we added to our supplies

other products like base metals of

Nickel, pure Nickel cathodes,

Ferro-Nickel, and various bulks

and noble alloys. We have strived

hard to ensure a responsible and

an efficient supply to Jindal

Stainless. We hope to further our

mutual trust and to be one of the


key stakeholders for J indal

Stainless.

Jindal Stainless aces with its

v o l u m e o f b u s i n e s s , i t s

transparent management, and

consistency in quality and service.

The company is one of the largest

stainless steel manufacturers and

suppliers in the world which

m o t i v a t e s u s t o m e e t

requirements of various raw

materials from their world-class

manufacturing plants. We are

motivated to forge a friendly and

mutually beneficial relationship

with the group.

5. What is your message to young

managers out there?

I feel discipline, determination,

and dedication are the three key

mantras for success. All young

champions need to have the right

attitude, an approach to adapt

with changing times, and a sense

of responsibility in order to excel

in a fast-paced dynamic working

environment. Being tech-savvy is

essential to make the best of this

h i g h - p r o fi l e m a r k e t , a s

technology is changing at a

breakneck speed.

An avid learner, Mr Mehta joined his family business in 1991

Mr Mehta at MTC's head office in Mumbai

Mr Mehta interacting with employees


Jindal Stainless unveils India's first stainless steel E-rickshaw prototype

s part of its new business development initiative towards sustainable transportation, Jindal Stainless,

Aalong with local manufacturers in Haryana, successfully developed the first stainless steel E-rickshaw

prototype in India. The E-rickshaw design was lauded at EvExpo 2019 organised in Lucknow from June

6-8, 2019. Various stainless steel grades have been suggested by the company for E-rickshaw body parts; Grade

304 for chassis and roof, Grade JT and 430 for side panels, and Grade 304 chequered for flooring. Each of these

E-rickshaws uses around 80-100 kg of stainless steel, and can be developed in just one day.

Jindal stainless assisted the development of these E-rickshaws by providing the technical know-how, welding

and tube bending techniques for stainless steel, and expert advice on grade selection and raw material sourcing

to Haryana based manufacturers- JIJO Electrics and Thukral Electric Bikes. An order of 100 stainless steel

E-rickshaws is now in pipeline with these two manufacturers.

The originally used mild steel E-rickshaws are heavy, have a life cycle of around 3 years, and often face chassis

breakage. However, the stainless steel models demonstrate a superior body and chassis performance, and an

extended life cycle of around 5 years, along with reducing the overall weight by 15-20%. The reduced weight also

enhances the battery life, and in turn the efficiency of E-rickshaws. Moreover, the scrap value for stainless steel is

around Rs 100/kg, while it is Rs 20/kg for mild steel. This promises additional returns after the end-of-life of

stainless steel e-rickshaws.

it is estimated that around 6 lakh E-rickshaws are produced annually in India (including an import of around 2

lakh E-rickshaws). As an accessible, economical, and the last mile connectivity vehicle, E-rickshaw serves as the

optimum bread earner for a majority of Indian population in both urban and rural areas. Going forward, Jindal

Stainless plans to tie-up with pan-India E-rickshaw manufacturers.

First ever prototype of a stainless steel E-rickshaw in India


rdProduct innovations by Jindal Stainless bag Bronze Award at 23 ISSF Conference

India's apex stainless steel body,

I n d i a n S t a i n l e s s S t e e l

D e v e l o p m e n t A s s o c i a t i o n

(ISSDA) bagged the Bronze Award in

the 'Best Development Award'

category under 'New Development

Awards' at the 23rd International

S t a i n l e s s S t e e l F o r u m ( I S S F )

conference (ISSF-23) in Chicago, USA.

ISSDA represented Jindal Stainless'

latest product innovations at the

international conference that were published in ISSF's New Application Awards booklet released during the

conference. These stainless steel applications include bread moulds, electric rickshaw, fish cages, and training

and display van. The applications were appreciated at this international forum for their emphasis on safety and

sustainability.

Ji n d a l S t a i n l e s s

Foundation (JSF) signed

a M e m o r a n d u m o f

Understanding (MoU) with the

National Bank for Agriculture

a n d R u r a l D e v e l o p m e n t

(NABARD) in New Delhi on May

20, 2019. The program was

presided by Mrs Deepika Jindal,

Chairperson Jindal Stainless

Foundation. The MoU is an

extension of the CSR agriculture

project initiative - 'Project Krishi Unnati' and is aimed at improving farmers’ livelihood in Hisar, Jajpur, and other

locations. JSF's collaboration with NABARD will lead to setting up of systems that will enable farmers to access

high quality inputs and other technologies at reasonable and subsidized rates. Brig Rajiv Williams, CSR Head,

Jindal Stainless; Shri Avinash C Srivastava, CGM of FSDD HO; Shri Naresh Gupta, Director of Nabcons, New Delhi;

along with Shri Aneesh Jain, Director and Foundation, Gram Unnati and Ms Meera, UN International Fund for

Agriculture Development were also present for the MoU ceremony.

Jindal Stainless Foundation collaborates with NABARD

Jindal Stainless Foundation team with NABARD members

Bronze award for product innovations by Jindal Stainless


Relief and Restoration work after Cyclone Fani in Odisha

Jindal Stainless limited, Jajpur has

come up with a series of initiatives

to help areas affected by cyclone

Fani, including the announcement of a

special assistance of Rs 2 crore to the

Odisha Disaster Management Authority

for restoration activities in recent cyclone-

a f f e c t e d a r e a s . C h i e f R e s i d e n t

Representative, Jindal Stainless, Mr SS

Upadhyay handed over the draft to the

Chief Secretary, Govt of Odisha in the state

secretariat. The company has also sent 20 skilled employees with welding and gas cutting machines to help

CESU (Central Electrical Supply Utility) for power restoration in affected areas under Nimapara Sub-division of

Puri District.

In the aftermath of cyclone Fani, that devastated the coast of Odisha on May 3, 2019 with a wind speed of more

than 200 km/h, Jindal Stainless’ CSR department has started relief work in the most affected five villages

from its operational areas of the Danagadi block. The team, along with the Self Help Groups (SHGs) of the

respective villages, conducted surveys in which 211 houses were identified to be in need of immediate relief &

restoration. Tarpaulin and bamboos were distributed in order to support the restoration efforts by the

community, and medical assistance services were also extended.

Chief Resident Representative, Mr SS Upadhyay handing over the draft to the Chief Secretary, Govt of Odisha in the state secretariat

Jindal Stainless' CSR department reaching out to the cyclone affected areas in Odisha


Jindal Stainless discusses roadmap for food-grade stainless steel with hollowware customers

Steady on its customer-

first mantra, Jindal

Stainless convened a

dialogue with its hollowware

customers on May 9, 2019 in

New Delhi in order to construct

a r o a d m a p r e g a r d i n g

i n t r o d u c i n g a fo o d - g ra d e

stainless steel. The hollowware

s e c t o r , a l t h o u g h w i t h a

prominent ~40% share of the total stainless steel demand in India, is marred by a highly unorganized market

structure. Lack of emphasis on health standards in stainless steel grades is a growing concern. The senior

management of Jindal Stainless, led by Senior Vice President, Sales, Mr Vijay Sharma and Director, Mr S

Bhattacharya, discussed the major concerns of wholesalers, traders, and small & medium manufacturers from

the kitchenware and utensil segments. The management assured the gathering that Jindal Stainless is

committed to introduce international standards in its range of food-grade stainless steel.

Stainless steel in FGD systems: A sound measure for controlling air quality in thermal power plants

Jindal Stainless participated in a

conference on 'Air Quality

Control Systems in Thermal

Power Plants' organised by India

Infrastructure Publishing Pvt. Ltd. on

May 13-14, 2019 in New Delhi. The event

emphasized on reduction of sulphur

oxides, nitrogen oxides, and particulate

matter emissions in power plants

through effective FGD systems. AVP,

Domestic Sales, Jindal Stainless, Mr

Vishal Seth and Segment Lead, Power, Mr Devender Devgun presented a paper on stainless steel usage in flue

gas de-sulphurization (FGD) systems which have become mandatory due to implementation of stricter norms in

thermal power plants. The two company representatives showcased cost-effective stainless steel grades, such as

Super Duplex and 6% Molybdenum grade, with inherent advantages such as corrosion resistance and high

strength for FGD segment. The event was attended by various power generation companies like NTPC, GSECL,

Tata Power, UPUVNL, etc., along with system suppliers like GE, Thermax, L&T, Toyo, FLSmidth, etc.

Mr Devender Devgun addressing the gathering

(Left to Right) Mr Vijay Sharma, Mr S Bhattacharya, Mr Rajeev Garg, and Mr Ajey Shiledar


Central Railway division in Mumbai shifts to stainless steel seats in coacheshe Railway vertical of JSL Lifestyle Ltd., Jindal Stainless’ lifestyle subsidiary, has succeeded in getting

Tthe Central Railways in Mumbai to shift their core specifications of seats in coaches from fibre-

reinforced plastic to stainless steel. This credible influence was accomplished through exhaustive

planning, designing, and sampling efforts for two years with the Railways. Furthermore, the Central Railways

has also released a tender of stainless steel tops for 45 racks, which is about 15,480 seats. Western Railways

division has also proposed for the replacement of 85 racks comprising staggering 29,240 seats approximately.

Central Railway in Mumbai shifts from fibre reinforced plastic to stainless steel seats in coaches


Jindal Stainless shines at the 'Made in Steel' Expo in Italyindal Stainless participated in the 2019 edition of 'Made in Steel' Conference and Expo. The conference was

Jorganised by Siderweb from May 14-16 in Milan, Italy. Around 260 exhibitors showcased their companies,

products and services at the event. Jindal Stainless was represented by Mr Pankaj Sahay, Mr Vijay Sharma,

and Mr V Shivramakrishna, Mr Danilo Benevelli and Ms Cristina Galassi. This fair is a major event in the Italian Steel

market and it provided us a unique opportunity to meet all regular customers, partners and prospective clients of

participating brands.

Jindal Stainless team at the Made in Steel Expo in Italy


JSHL along with Indian Institute of Metals organised special guest lectures on Fatigue Behaviour of Steel and Application of Nanomaterials

Jindal Stainless' stainless steel E-rickshaw prototype was presented at the EvExpo 2019, Lucknow

Jindal Stainless' state-of-the-art showcase van was also visited by the state minister

Stainless steeltraining & market

developmentinitiatives

State Transport Minister, UP, Shri Swantantra Dev Singh appreciating the stainless steel E-rickshaw prototype

Insights

indal Stainless (Hisar) Limited (JSHL) boasts of

Jthe largest specialty stainless steel division in

India. Specialty Products Division (SPD) is a

specialized state-of-the-art facility, established with

a view to expand the company's product portfolio

and services in precision strip, blade steel, and mint

segments in the domestic as well as export markets.

In line with JSHL's vision to consistently improve by

innovating, the SPD took on some in-house activity

enhancements that led to the highest ever rolling

production of 78,689 MT in FY 18-19, along with the

highest dispatch, reported at 30,964 MT.

The SPD team took on series of steps to make it all

possible. First, the team set up an offline rewinding

line between the Sherman mills 1 and 2, two of the ten

mills installed in the SPD. Pressure pads were

installed between payoff reels of these two adjacent

mills that helped utilize this set up for an offline

rewinding, in turn avoiding time loss due to

rewinding pass at mills. This 100% in-house project

upped the productivity of the mill by ~18%.

Second, the team introduced a system for the filter

cleaning standard operating practises (SOPs) in a

structured way to avoid downtimes due to poor quality

of the product. The frequency of cleaning filters at two

of the mills has been optimized, which is now part of

the division's guidelines. Moreover, extra bucket filters

at five of the division's mills were installed to set up an

efficient cooling system. These filters helped in

checking any possible contamination in oil running in

the return line of the cooling system. Additionally, extra

headers were also provided at mills to increase coolant

flow. This also helped reduce the frequency of roll

changing, thus increasing the division's productivity.

Third, the team worked to reduce the work roll

changeover time by means of a roll changing trolley. It

helped to reduce the coil set-up time by nearly 22% at

RM 1 and 33% at RM 2 mills of the division.

It is noteworthy that these in-house advancements

incurred minimal or zero costs, and have increased the

SPD's productivity by over 11%.

12 | | JINDAL STAINLESS - MAY 2019STAINLESS POST

The Special Products Division Team at JSHL Offline Rewinding Line at JSHL’s SPD

DID YOU KNOW?DID YOU KNOW?STAINLESS STEEL GRADE 310S

A highly alloyed austenitic stainless steel used for high temperature applications.

Chemical Properties

+ Chemical Composition

(% by mass)

C : 0.08

Cr : 24-26

Ni : 19-22

Mechanical Properties

+ Excellent oxidation

resistance due to high Cr

and Ni content

+ Improved performance at

high temperatures

(1050°C/1920°F)

+ Superior crack resistance

in chloride and alkaline

environments

+ Furnace equipment

+ Oil industry equipment

+ Heat treatment baskets

+ Heat exchanges

+ Steam boilers

+ Thermowells

+ Automotive exhaust

systems

Applications


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he above high-heel shaped sculpture, styled using stainless steel saucepans and lids,

Tderives its name from a 50s Hollywood sensation. The monument is a symbol of feminine

individuality and elegance. Can you guess the name of this sculpture and its location?

Send us your answers at [email protected]


mailto:[email protected]

In the last edition, we asked the

following question,

This stainless-steel egg like

structure is 5.6 metres tall, 4.2

metres wide, and weighs more

than five tonnes. Perched on a

nest of rocks, can you guess the

name and location of this

sculpture?

S e n d u s y o u r a n s w e r s a t

corporatecommunications@jin

dalstainless.com

Answer

The 'Jet Nest' at Reykjavik

Airport, Iceland is a stainless

steel sculpture depicting a large

egg from which a new-born jet

aircraft is hatching like a bird's

egg. The stainless steel egg is

perched on a nest of rocks.

Designed by Icelandic artist

M a g n ú s T ó m a s s o n , t h e

sculpture stands at a total

height of about 9 metres in the

centre of a lit-up pond at the

airport terminal's north side. The

stainless-steel egg is 5.6 metres

tall, 4.2 metres wide, and weighs

more than 5 tonnes. The nest of

rocks on which the egg is

posit ioned is 14 metres in

diameter. Read more about this

s c u l p t u r e a t h t t p s : / / w w w.

isavia.is/en/keflavik-airport/

about-kef/art-at-the-airport

Winners

W e c o n t i n u e t o g e t a n

overwhelming response for our

quiz. Mr Jitendra Jain (Accurate

Steel, Mumbai) and Mr Pravin

K a n u g o ( P r a v i n M e t a l s ,

Ahmedabad) were the first ones

to get back to us with the correct

answer.

Our own Jindal Stainless team

also took an active part with Mr

Gunjan Gourav (AM, SMS, JSHL)

and Ms Shikha Pandey (AM,

CRM, Jajpur) cracking the

correct answer before anyone

else.

Winners will receive a small

compliment from us shortly.





https://www.isavia.is/en/keflavik-airport/about-kef/art-at-the-airport



18th International Stainless & Special Steel SummitThe 18th International Stainless & Special Steel

Summit, organized by Fastmarkets and SMR Events,

will bring together leading players from across the

whole supply chain, from raw materials producers to

end-users, to discuss the latest trends, outlook,

segments, raw material dynamics, and to understand

how much artificial intelligence and digitalization

will affect the industry.

Date: September 17-19, 2019

Venue: NH Collection, Sevilla, Spain

Website: https://www.metalbulletin.com/

events/international-stainless-special-

steel-summit/details.html


4th Steel Scrap, Billet, and DRI Trade Summit & 2nd Global Graphite Electrode ConferenceSteel Mint Events is organizing the “4th Steel Scrap,

Billet & DRI Trade Summit” that will focus on the

changing dynamics of seaborne scrap trade and the

impact of falling global exports on scrap market. The

event runs in conjunction with the “2nd Global

Graphite Electrode Conference” that will discuss how

graphite electrodes prices, needle coke supply and

growing EAF importance are changing the market

dynamics and creating new opportunities.

Date: August 27-29, 2019

Venue: Avani Riverside Hotel, Bangkok,

Thailand

Website: https://events.steelmintgroup.com/

https://www.metalbulletin.com/events/international-stainless-special-steel-summit/details.html



https://events.steelmintgroup.com/

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Contact us at [email protected] and our technical and commercial experts will get in touch with you.

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