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List 3 Approved Manufacturers of Steel Forgings
List 3 Approved Manufacturers of Steel Forgings This lists identifies forges approved by Lloyd’s Register Group Limited (LR) for the manufacture of steel forgings in accordance with the requirements of LR's Rules for the Manufacture, Testing and Certification of Materials, Chapter 5. The information listed for each forge is a summary and includes the types of steel and maximum approved forging weight. The types of steel include: carbon carbon-manganese alloy austenitic stainless martensitic stainless The list also includes firms approved for manufacturing using powder metallurgy. Where required further information should be obtained from the current certificate of approval issued to the manufacturer by LR. Works designated "MQS Approved" are also approved under the Materials Quality Scheme in accordance with LR's Rules for the Manufacture, Testing and Certification of Materials, Chapter 1 Section 2. Approval only covers the manufacturing location listed, it does not extend to other forges owned by the same company. The local LR surveying office is also listed. Lloyd's Register Group Limited, its affiliates and subsidiaries and their respective officers, employees or agents are, individually and collectively, referred to in this clause as 'Lloyd's Register'. Lloyd's Register assumes no responsibility and shall not be liable to any person for any loss, damage or expense caused by reliance on the information or advice in this document or howsoever provided, unless that person has signed a contract with the relevant Lloyd's Register entity for the provision of this information or advice and in that case any responsibility or liability is exclusively on the terms and conditions set out in that contract. -
Company 2018/5/17 Nanyang Hanye Special Steel Co. LTD 2018/4/3 Yuncheng Yunhai Aluminum Co
Date(year-month-day) Company 2018/5/17 Nanyang hanye special steel co. LTD 2018/4/3 Yuncheng yunhai aluminum co. LTD 2018/2/5 Shaoguan Songshan Iron and Steel Group co. LTD 2018/1/31 Shougang Group shuicheng steel co. LTD 2017/12/14 Beiman special steel co. LTD 2017/9/20 Duopu alloy co. LTD 2017/8/3 Desheng steel co. LTD 2017/5/14 Beiman special steel co. LTD 2017/3/20 Hongxin metal recycling co. LTD 2017/3/20 Henan yuguang gold and lead co. LTD 2017/3/10 Guangxi huayin aluminum co. LTD 2017/3/6 Luoyang iron and steel co. LTD 2016/10/16 Xinjiang kunyu iron and steel co. LTD 2016/6/22 Henan branch of China aluminum corporation 2016/4/1 Linyi sande special steel co. LTD 2015/11/29 Shandong Fulai Stainless Steel Co. Ltd. 2015/9/2 Beijing Shougang Co., Ltd 2015/8/31 Huaxinyuan iron and steel co. 2015/4/2 Henan Zhongyuan Special Steel Co.,Ltd. 2014/12/8 Jiyuan iron and steel co. LTD 2014/8/6 Shanxi huaze of China aluminum corporation 2014/7/2 Fengzhen city fengye ferro-alloy co. LTD 2014/3/28 Guangxi shenglong metallurgy co. LTD 2014/3/23 Yukun iron and steel group co. LTD 2014/1/7 The second plant of Taiyuan iron and steel (group) co. LTD 2013/12/5 Jinxu steel structure co. LTD 2013/11/21 North steel group jinding heavy industry co. LTD 2013/11/11 Xinjiang bayi steel structure co. LTD 2013/9/29 Kunming iron and steel co. -
Money for Metal China Syndrome
MONEY FOR METAL: A DETAILED EXAMINATION OF CHINESE GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES TO ITS STEEL INDUSTRY Prepared for: The American Iron & Steel Institute The Steel Manufacturers Association The Specialty Steel Industry of North America The Committee on Pipe and Tube Imports Prepared by: Alan H. Price, Esq. Timothy C. Brightbill, Esq. Christopher B. Weld, Esq. D. Scott Nance, International Trade Consultant July 2007 Wiley Rein LLP 1776 K Street NW Washington, DC 20006 www.wileyrein.com/money_for_metal Money for Metal: A Detailed Examination of Chinese Government Subsidies to its Steel Industry TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................. 1 II. CHINESE GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL OF THE STEEL INDUSTRY............................................................................................. 5 A. Government Ownership............................................................................ 5 B. Government Direction and Management of the Steel Industry ............... 12 C. Conclusion .............................................................................................. 24 III. CHINESE GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES TO THE STEEL INDUSTRY.............. 25 A. Cash Grants and Capital Infusions ......................................................... 26 B. Equity Infusions and Conversions........................................................... 31 C. Land-Use Rights ..................................................................................... 39 D. -
List 1 Approved Steelmakers and Manufacturers of Rolled Steel Plates, Strip, Sections & Bars
List 1 Approved Steelmakers and Manufacturers of Rolled Steel Plates, Strip, Sections & Bars This list identifies works approved by Lloyd’s Register Group Limited (LR) for steelmaking and the manufacture of rolled steel plate, strip, sections and bars in accordance with the requirements of LR's Rules for the Manufacture, Testing and Certification of Materials, Chapter 3. The information listed for each works is a summary of the product, generic grade and maximum thickness, or in the case of round bars, diameter approved. It is important to note that this list does not provide full details of the grades approved by LR as required by the Rules. The combinations of deoxidation practice (e.g. killed, semi-killed), micro-alloying and grain refining additions (e.g. Al, Al + Nb Al + Nb + V, etc.), in association with specific rolling procedures ( e.g. N or TM, etc.), are not included. These parameters may vary within each grade by manufacturer and could influence the fabrication procedures that can be applied. The list also includes firms approved for the manufacture of fabricated steel sections. Where required this information should be obtained from the current certificate of approval issued to the manufacturer by LR. Works designated "MQS Approved" are also approved under the Materials Quality Scheme in accordance with LR's Rules for the Manufacture, Testing and Certification of Materials, Chapter 1 Section 2. Approval only covers the manufacturing location listed, it does not extend to other works owned by the same company. The local LR surveying office is also listed. Abbreviations: B.O.S. Basic Oxygen Steelmaking Con Cast Continuous Casting E.A.F. -
Oversupply in the Global Steel Sector Challenges and Opportunities DBS Asian Insights SECTOR BRIEFING 27 02
SECTOR BRIEFING number DBS Asian Insights DBS Group27 Research • July 2016 Oversupply in the Global Steel Sector Challenges and Opportunities DBS Asian Insights SECTOR BRIEFING 27 02 Oversupply in the Global Steel Sector Challenges and Opportunities Eun Young Lee Equity Analyst DBS Group Research [email protected] Addison Dai Equity Analyst DBS Vickers Securities (Hong Kong) [email protected] Produced by: Asian Insights Office • DBS Group Research go.dbs.com/research @dbsinsights [email protected] Chien Yen Goh Editor-in-Chief Jean Chua Managing Editor Geraldine Tan Editor Martin Tacchi Art Director DBS Asian Insights SECTOR BRIEFING 27 03 05 Executive Summary Macro Outlook Challenges and Opportunities 09 Outlook for Steel Sector Supply and Demand Price Forecasts for Steel and Raw Materials Efficiency and Cost Analysis of Chinese Steel Mills World Steel Trade Flows Trade Conflicts on the Rise 24 Sifting Out Winners in Steel Sector Growing M&A Deals Post-Depression 30 Risks Abound in Current Landscape High Mortality Rate for Major Steel Companies Bumpy Road Ahead for China’s Steel Sector Reforms Pain of Rising Interest Rates 34 Findings From DBS Steel Survey 38 Appendix DBS Asian Insights SECTOR BRIEFING 27 04 DBS Asian Insights SECTOR BRIEFING 27 05 Executive Summary Macro Outlook Demand outlook: Demand is stagnant. Since 1950, crude steel production has been growing 3.4% annually from 188 million tons to 1.62 billion tons in 2015. The sector experienced strong growth from 1950 to 1975; stagnancy from 1975 to 2000; and astronomical expansion led by strong demand growth in China from 2000 to 2014.