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China will be a net molybdenum importer in the long run, with exports to the United States unlikley to make a significant impact, Mark Wilson, Thompson Creek Inc.’s vice president of sales and marketing, told investors in New York.
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Noranda Aluminum Holding Corp. expects to complete its secondary stock sale by mid-December, provided it gets the go-ahead from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, according to Robert Mahoney, Noranda’s chief financial officer.
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Noranda Aluminum Holding Corp. expects to complete its secondary stock sale by mid-December, provided it gets the go-ahead from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, according to Robert Mahoney, Noranda’s chief financial officer.
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China will be a net molybdenum importer in the long run, with exports to the United States unlikley to make a significant impact, Mark Wilson, Thompson Creek Inc.’s vice president of sales and marketing, told investors in New York.
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The U.S. Commerce Department has issued final anti-dumping duties on seamless refined copper pipe and tube from China and Mexico, ending an investigation that began in September 2009.
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The United Steelworkers union has dismissed as “cynical” Vale SA’ announcement that it will invest $10 billion in Canada over the next five years.
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A moratorium on sales from DLA Strategic Materials has tightened ferrochrome supply and boosted U.S. prices, creating an opportunity for importers, market participants told AMM.
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Thompson Creek Metals Co. Inc. will develop its recently acquired Mount Milligan copper and gold project in British Columbia at an estimated cost of $900 million, with production expected to start in the third quarter of 2013, vice president of sales and marketing Mark Wilson said.
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The platinum market may be in a deficit within two years as production peaked some four years ago and demand is only set to grow, Ospraie Management LLC managing partner Dwight Anderson said Thursday.
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The United Steelworkers union has dismissed as “cynical” Vale AS’ announcement that it will invest $10 billion in Canada over the next five years.
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Wise Metals Group LLC has completed a recapitalization of the company that includes a revolving credit line and other long-term financing and is aimed at expanding operations.
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U.S. copper rod premiums are expected to follow copper cathode premiums higher in 2011, market participants told AMM.
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Massive forecast deficits across the steelmaking raw materials markets over the long term were the overriding theme at Metal Bulletin’s 26th Ferroalloys Conference in Berlin this week. But significant uncertainty remains over the shorter term, with steelmakers still confining much of their purchasing to nearby deliveries.
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Crowflight Minerals Inc. will carry out a feasibility study to establish a new mining plan after suspending its loss-making Bucko Lake nickel mine in Manitoba’s Thompson nickel belt at the start of October.
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Alcoa Inc. will hire 101 new production workers at its Davenport (Iowa) Works amid expectations of higher volumes in 2011.
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Corporacion Nacional de Cobre de Chile (Codelco) could set its U.S. copper premium for 2011 by Monday amid expectations that the news will prompt consumers to sign 2011 contracts.
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U.S. copper rod premiums are expected to follow copper cathode premiums higher in 2011, market participants told AMM.
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Alcoa Inc. will hire 101 new production workers at its Davenport (Iowa) Works facility amid expectations of higher volumes in 2011.
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Thompson Creek Metals Co. Inc. will develop its recently acquired Mount Milligan copper and gold project in British Columbia at an estimated cost of $900 million, with production expected to start in the third quarter of 2013, vice president of sales and marketing Mark Wilson said.
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Crowflight Minerals Inc. will carry out a feasibility study to establish a new mining plan after suspending its loss-making Bucko Lake nickel mine in Manitoba’s Thompson nickel belt at the start of October.
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Corporacion Nacional de Cobre de Chile (Codelco) could set its U.S. copper premium for 2011 as early as Friday afternoon amid expectations that the news will prompt consumers to sign 2011 contracts.
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A moratorium on sales from DLA Strategic Materials has tightened ferrochrome supply and boosted U.S. prices, creating an opportunity for importers, market participants told AMM.
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The platinum market may be in a deficit within two years as production peaked some four years ago and demand is only set to grow, Ospraie Management LLC managing partner Dwight Anderson said Thursday.
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Metallurg Vanadium Corp. has built a $6-million, 43,000-square-foot storage facility at its manufacturing plant in Cambridge, Ohio, to increase vanadium production, the company said in a statement.