America’s top-selling vehicle, the Ford F-150, bears the brunt of metal-supply-chain woes.
4 min read4 May 2026The development underscores Tata Steel’s delicate balancing act in the UK, where it has struggled with structurally higher costs, including energy and logistics, even as market conditions begin to improve.
3 min read9 Apr 2026A fresh bump in ore prices has lifted the miner’s stock, yet record output, a 100-MT expansion plan and a pivot towards critical minerals may matter more for the longer-term rerating.
2 min read9 Apr 2026Conflicting CESTAT rulings have pushed the top court to decide whether coke breeze qualifies as metallurgical coke, a call that could reshape tax treatment and costs for steelmakers.
2 min read1 Apr 2026Quote of the Day, 31 March: Steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal, executive chairman of ArcelorMittal, shares his philosophy on entrepreneurship. He says success comes from being able to face failure, manage failure, and ultimately succeed after failing.
4 min read31 Mar 2026Inconsistent plant-level reporting has derailed baseline setting, delaying India’s carbon trading rollout as policymakers race to align with EU carbon rules and avoid double compliance costs.
3 min read20 Mar 2026The Bharat Steel 2026 summit in New Delhi will gather senior political leaders and industry experts to discuss India's ambitious steel capacity goals of 300 MT by 2030 and 400 MT by 2035, alongside the global steel supply chain's future challenges.
1 min read16 Mar 2026Renowned entrepreneur and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie suggested the key to becoming wealthy. Check quote of the day by Andrew Carnegie — a pivotal figure in America’s industrial rise.
2 min read26 Feb 2026Tata Steel aims to source half of its iron ore from captive mines after 2030, down from the current 100%—marking a change in strategy due to rising auction prices. The company is also working on overseas sourcing and recycling operations, although higher market dependency may raise costs.
4 min read23 Feb 2026Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy says subsidies and a domestic carbon market could help secure EU recognition under CBAM, though analysts warn the allocation may offer limited near-term relief.
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