Road transport shortage becomes more severe in Germany
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Road transport shortage becomes more severe in Germany

Published: 10 Oct 2018

Today’s shortage of truck drivers in Germany is likely to become even more of an issue over the next three years, according to participants at EUROMETAL’s International Steel Trade Day attended by Kallanish. Currently there is an estimated shortage of 45,000 drivers in the country, according to Dirk Müller of Rheinkraft Logistics, with the figure forecast

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NORSK STÅLDAG 2018

Published: 05 Oct 2018

1. November – Grand Hotel, Oslo 08:00 Registratioin and coffee 08:55 Opening ved konferanseleder Tema: Økonomi & marked 09:00 Oljeopptur og vekst i industrien. Hvor lenge vil dette vare?  – utsikter for norsk økonomi ved Kari Due-Andresen, sjefsøkonom i Handelsbanken 09:30 Stålmarkedet og prisutviklingen på stål – stål- og metallprisene har steget markant siste året, vil dette fortsette?

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Sumitomo opens G-O sheet processor in Turkey

Published: 04 Oct 2018

Japan’s Sumitomo Corp. officially opened its new grain-oriented silicon sheet processing mill in Gemlik, Bursa, western Turkey, on Wednesday, named Summit Steel Turkey, S&P Global Platts learned from a company source. Sumitomo, which bought a stake in Turkish electrical sheet processor MKS Transformer Equipments Industry & Trade (MKS) in 2015, ended its partnership with the

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Knauf Interfer sells molding business at Nuertingen site

Published: 02 Oct 2018

German steel service center operator Knauf Interfer has sold the steel molding and roll-forming operations at its Nuertingen site to Meform Group, Interfer said Monday. The company plans to focus on its aluminum and flat steel businesses, including processing. “The sale is an important step as part of our strategy to concentrate Knauf Interfer more

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CEO confirms more TK Materials consolidation possible

Published: 02 Oct 2018

German industrial group Thyssenkrupp is leaving the prospect of further consolidation at Thyssenkrupp Materials open, following the group’s split into Industrials and Materials, the company’s new permanent CEO Guido Kerkhoff said in an analysts’ call Monday. Kerkhoff, who was confirmed as permanent CEO Sunday, also said he expects that the European Commission will likely open

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