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BlueScope Board Rejects $8.8 Billion Steel Dynamics, SGH Bid

07. Januar 2026 um 08:29
BlueScope Steel Ltd. rejected the latest takeover approach from US steelmaker Steel Dynamics Inc., arguing a $8.8 billion joint offer made with Australian conglomerate SGH Ltd. “very significantly” undervalued its assets.

Slit steel coil rolls at BlueScope Steel Ltd. Port Kembla steelworks in Port Kembla, Australia, on Friday, Feb. 9, 2024. The world's two biggest miners, BHP Group Ltd. and Rio Tinto Group, are teaming up in a bid to develop Australia's first electric-smelting furnace, in what could prove an important step toward slashing emissions in the steel-making process.
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  • Rio, Fortescue Change Benchmark Used for China Iron Ore Pricing
    Rio Tinto Group and Fortescue Ltd, two of the world’s largest iron ore producers, have switched the index they use to price shipments for the world’s largest commodities consumer, a rare change that follows public criticism of the current mechanism from state-backed buyer China Mineral Resources Group.
     

Rio, Fortescue Change Benchmark Used for China Iron Ore Pricing

29. Dezember 2025 um 08:52
Rio Tinto Group and Fortescue Ltd, two of the world’s largest iron ore producers, have switched the index they use to price shipments for the world’s largest commodities consumer, a rare change that follows public criticism of the current mechanism from state-backed buyer China Mineral Resources Group.

Iron and bauxite iore at the Yantai port in eastern China.

China Steel Group Urges Domestic Pricing in Iron Ore Contracts

22. Dezember 2025 um 03:51
China’s top steel industry group has urged the state-backed iron ore trader, China Mineral Resources Group Co., to push for using domestic price benchmarks in supply talks with major miners including BHP Group and Rio Tinto Group.

Train carriages wait to unload iron ore at Rio Tinto Group's port facility in Karratha, Western Australia.

China’s Iron Ore Giant Says Speculation is Overheating Prices

10. Dezember 2025 um 04:15
Iron ore risks becoming detached from physical market reality, as financial speculation drives strong prices more so than underlying supply and demand, according to state-backed trader China Mineral Resources Group Co.

This photo shows an aerial view of an iron ore wharf at the port in Qingdao, in China's eastern Shandong province, on November 10, 2025. (Photo by AFP) / China OUT (Photo by STR/AFP via Getty Images)
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