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08.02.26 - 07:18
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′We need to accept the cost′: future of British Steel unclear as bills for government build up (The Guardian)
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Propping up operations at Scunthorpe site, still legally owned by Jingye, now costs over £1.2m a day – so what are the options?British Steel was losing £700,000 a day last year when its Chinese owner announced plans to shut the steelworks at Scunthorpe. After Jingye rejected support to buy raw materials, the UK government stepped in with emergency legislation to take control of the plant.But that was not the end of the crisis. The cost to the government of propping up British Steel is now more than £1.2m a day. Yet the £359m bill, the latest disclosed to parliament last month, may only be the start. Continue reading......
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07.02.26 - 01:06
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Tata Steel profits up 9x on improved sales (Times of India)
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Tata Steel's Q3FY26 profit soared multifold to Rs 2,730 crore, driven by a 14% surge in domestic delivery volumes, marking a first with over six million tonnes. Despite weak steel prices, increased capacity utilization boosted revenue by 6% to Rs 57,002 crore. Recent import tariffs are expected to further support domestic producers....
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06.02.26 - 09:48
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Kaufchance bei Lithium-Aktien wie SQM und Albemarle (Der Aktionaer)
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Die Aktien von Lithiumherstellern wie Albemarle und SQM korrigierten zuletzt wieder etwas. Dies sorgte für sinkende Kurse beim Best of Lithium Index des AKTIONÄR. Doch das ist kein Grund zur Sorge. Die Perspektiven für die Lithiumpreise und damit auch für die Produzenten des für die Energie- und Verkehrswende enorm wichtigen Rohstoffs sind weiterhin gut....
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