Vale considers lowering stake in Brazilian steel mill project
Tags: iron ore , raw mat , Brazil , Korea , Korea S. , Far East , South America , Vale , investments , M&A , steelmaking , POSCO , East Asia and Pacific | similar articles »
Local media reported Monday that the world's largest iron ore mining company, Brazil-based Vale may reduce its stake in a Brazilian steel mill venture with South Korean steelmakers, POSCO and Dongkuk Steel. In the initial stages of the joint venture, POSCO agreed to hold a 20 percent stake, while Dongkuk would hold a 30 percent stake in the project. Vale had originally agreed to hold a 50 percent stake in the first phase of construction in November 2010, which it may lower 30 percent while POSCO and Dongkuk both raise their stakes to 35 percent apiece.
A definite decision may not come until 2014, when the first phase of the three million metric ton steel mill's construction in Brazil is expected to be completed.
Most Recent Related Articles
08 May 13
Tags:
iron ore
,
raw mat
,
Brazil
,
South America
,
Vale
,
construction
,
mining
,
San Diego
|
similar articles »
21 May 13
Tags:
iron ore
,
raw mat
,
Australia
,
Brazil
,
China
,
India
,
Far East
,
steelmaking
,
Istanbul
|
similar articles »
15 May 13
Tags:
iron ore
,
raw mat
,
Australia
,
Brazil
,
China
,
India
,
Far East
,
steelmaking
,
Istanbul
|
similar articles »
16 May 13
Tags:
iron ore
,
raw mat
,
Australia
,
Brazil
,
China
,
India
,
Far East
,
steelmaking
,
Shanghai
|
similar articles »
16 May 13
Tags:
iron ore
,
raw mat
,
Australia
,
Brazil
,
China
,
India
,
Far East
,
steelmaking
,
Shanghai
|
similar articles »





previous article

