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  • Slater Steel to Idle Stainless Steel Plants
    News - 8 Oct 2003
    Bankrupt Slater Steel announced that they have made significant progress towards restructuring their business, which may include the sale of certain assets. Their new business plan does not...
  • Further Restructuring Plans for Akzo Nobel
    News - 25 Aug 2003
    Akzo Nobel have announced further restructuring plans, after plans executed in March failed to have a significant affect. In March, Akzo Nobel ceased production at facilities in Gillingham, UK and...
  • US Steel Ups its Bid for National Steel
    News - 14 Apr 2003
    In the ongoing battle to acquire the assets of bankrupt National Steel, US Steel have upped their bid by $25 million to $775 million. Their bid is still short of AK Steel’s offer of $925...
  • Magnesium Plant for Malaysia
    News - 25 Mar 2003
    New World Alloys has confirmed its intention to establish a magnesium smelter in Malaysia, with production expected to begin in October, 2004. They intend to buy the plant in Washington, USA and...
  • Columbia Falls Aluminum in Serious Trouble
    News - 18 Mar 2003
    Embattled aluminium producer Columbia Falls Aluminum is facing a new dilemma after having told its staff that 175 of the 340 staff would be laid off last week. Apart from trying to retain skilled...
  • Timken Receive Approval from Federal Trade Commission to Acquire Torrington
    News - 11 Dec 2002
    Bearings specialist, Timken has just received approval from the US Federal Trade Commission for its proposed acquisition of Torrington Company from Ingersoll-Rand Company. Both parties are pleased...
  • BP Solar Inaugurates $12 Million Expansion to Solar Plant
    News - 21 Nov 2002
    The latest part of BP Solar’s factory in Homebush, Sydney, Australia was inaugurated today. The most recent addition to the facility consists of automated machinery worth $12 million. The new...
  • PPG to Close 2 Plants and Lose 1000 Jobs
    News - 22 Apr 2002
    have implemented a restructuring strategy following a spate of acquisitions in the period 1997-1999 and difficult economic times of late. Changes will see the closure of two coatings plants, one in...
  • Corus to Sell Aluminium Businesses
    News - 20 Mar 2002
    Following on a poor performance and a loss of EUR 622 million for the Corus Group in 2001, they have decided to decided to divest their aluminium operations. Corus is the fifth largest global...

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