JULY/AUGUST 2020 ISSUE: Mining leaders describe how to deal with a global crisis; US service centers find new ways of working; What will China’s infrastructure spending do for steel demand?; Short- and long-term prospects for battery raw materials; Impact of Covid-19 on chromite; Outlook for ferro-alloy markets; When will the roll-out of 5G technology boost minor metal demand?; Aerospace supply chains in a time of silent skies; A holistic approach to digitalization; Plus regular pages on expert market analysis, news reviews, innovations and end-users
“And we will execute,” Lourenco Goncalves, Cleveland-Cliffs’ chairman, president and CEO told Jo Isenberg-O’Loughlin about the company’s plan
After 12 years at the helm and two global crises, the president and CEO of the American Iron and Steel Institute is setting sail to calmer seas. The former naval warfare officer and self-proclaimed ‘policy guy’ sizes up his legacy in a one-on-one discussion with Jo Isenberg-O’Loughlin
APRIL 2020 ISSUE: Exclusive interview with Vedanta Zinc International CEO Deshnee Naidoo; Outlook for US ferrous scrap supply-demand balance; Long-term outlook for tin demand; Galvanizing growth potential in India; Boliden interview; Where next for minor metals markets; Battery raw materials – lithium and graphite market trends; DRI technologies; The challenges facing US steel construction; Fastmarkets research steel and non-ferrous metal market analysis; News reviews; Regulars on innovations in technology and applications
The cover profile interviews published by Metal Market Magazine provide fascinating accounts of the journeys taken by today’s leaders in steel and metal businesses to reach their current roles, throughout the supply chain. In this annual review, we summarize their stories from the past year’s issues to highlight some of their key experiences and insights on leadership, management and strategy
New LME chair Gay Huey Evans has a great depth of experience and wide range of interests. Andrea Hotter asks her what has driven her career and what priorities she has at the exchange
Alexander Shevelev, CEO of Russian steelmaker Severstal, says that the company has changed its culture quite quickly and substantially to focus on being a solutions provider. Richard Barrett asked him to
explain that mission and to recall his path from the shop floor to the top of a company that employs 50,000 people