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JSW Steel raises Rs 750 cr via NCD – Economic Times

June 30, 2010

Stock WatchJSW Steel raises Rs 750 cr via NCDEconomic TimesIndia's largest private steel player, JSW Steel has raised Rs 750 crores via Non-Convertible Debentures, sources said. NCD is done at the rate of 6.50-6.75% …Don't expect further corr…

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Essar Steel invests into UK’s Servosteel – Release-news.com (press release)

June 30, 2010

The HinduEssar Steel invests into UK's ServosteelRelease-news.com (press release)(London, 30 June 2010) – Essar Steel, the Ruias owned company, Tuesday reported that it had successfully acquired Servosteel (Oakside Solutions), …Essar Steel Acquir…

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US Steel to appeal court ruling – Hamilton Spectator

June 30, 2010

Globe and MailUS Steel to appeal court rulingHamilton SpectatorUS Steel is appealing a court decision that could clear the way to a forced sale of the former Stelco. The company has filed documents appealing the June 14 …US Steel appeals court ruling…

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China Shares End Down For 6th Session In Row At Nearly 15-Month Low – Wall Street Journal

June 30, 2010

China Shares End Down For 6th Session In Row At Nearly 15-Month LowWall Street JournalSteel firms dropped after China's top economic planning agency, the National Development and Reform Commission, said steel prices in China could trend …and more…

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JSW Steel To Invest Rs.75000 Cr. On Expansion – RTT News

June 30, 2010

JSW Steel To Invest Rs.75000 Cr. On ExpansionRTT News(RTTNews) – JSW Steel Ltd., plans to invest Rs.75000 crore in brownfield and greenfield projects to expand its annual capacity to 32-million tonnes by 2020, …JSW Steel plans Rs 75k cr capexTimes of…

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As Steel Mills Sneeze, Global Shippers Catch a Cold – Wall Street Journal (blog)

June 30, 2010

BigPond NewsAs Steel Mills Sneeze, Global Shippers Catch a ColdWall Street Journal (blog)Shipbrokers say the plunge, which more than halved capesize-vessel freight rates in a month, is due to faltering demand for iron ore from Chinese steel …Agony an…

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