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Vale will offer $1.1bn for refined Cu producer Paranapanema

30 Jul 2010 15:24

Vale will launch a $1.13 billion public offer to acquire up to 100% of Paranapanema, Brazil’s largest producer of refined copper and the country’s sole producer of London Metal Exchange-certified copper cathode, it said on Thursday

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Kardemir increases Aug domestic rebar offer prices

30 Jul 2010 17:06

Turkey’s Kardemir has increased domestic rebar offer prices on an improvement in demand and higher ferrous scrap purchasing costs for August delivery

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(AMM) Tonawanda Coke, environmental manager facing EPA indictment

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(AMM) Pa., Ohio labor deals clear path for PTC Alliance sale

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(AMM) Zinc scrap exports jump to 19-month high

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(AMM) Portland officials parcel out land intended for scrapyards

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(AMM) Mele expanding aluminum foil recycling in Connecticut

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