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The Whyalla Steelworks circa 2009. The Whyalla Steelworks is a fully integrated steelworks and the only manufacturer of rail in Australia. Iron ore is mined in the Middleback Range to feed the steelworks, resulting in the distribution of finished steel products of over 90 different grades.
Project Iron Boomerang is a proposal, originated in 2006, to build a multi-user rail corridor spanning northern Australia and to facilitate placement of five steel-making plants at each end, owned and operated by steel mill companies. A key element of its projected feasibility was the elimination of inefficient, unproductive and environmentally ...
In August 2019, the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission launched a civil case against BlueScope and its former general manager of sales and marketing Jason Ellis for engaging in cartel conduct, alleging that they tried to induce competitors to enter contracts to fix prices for flat steel products between 2013 and 2014.
Chinese steel producer Sinosteel is doubling down on the Australian iron ore market with a deal to buy half of Australian-listed explorer Fenix Resources' production just days after being taken ...
Iron Knob, South Australia; Iron Monarch; Iron Prince; Peculiar Knob - mothballed by Arrium in 2015 [11] Port Adelaide (multi-commodity port, export port for Cairn Hill ore) Whyalla port and Whyalla Steelworks (Processing plant and export port for iron ore and steel products)
Pages in category "Ironworks and steelworks in Australia" The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total. ... South Australian Iron and Steel Company; T.
Australian Iron & Steel (AI&S) was established in 1928 to take over the business of Hoskins Iron & Steel. That company had already commenced the work to replace its two blast furnaces at Lithgow with a new one at Port Kembla. However, it needed more funding to relocate its steelmaking and rolling operations to the coast at Port Kembla. [1] [2] [3]
In 1983, Commonwealth Steel Company and the Australian subsidiary of Vickers merged to form Comsteel with BHP and Vickers each holding 38% shareholdings. [2] In 1985 Comsteel was purchased by Australian National Industries (ANI). [5] It was included in the 1999 takeover of ANI by Smorgon Steel which in turn was purchased by OneSteel in 2007. [6]