Anshan to US: We’re not pulling out

Monday, 23 August 2010 02:30:41 (GMT+3)   |  
With the circular talk of on-again-off-again-on-again investment by Chinese Anshan Iron & Steel Group in an Amory, Mississippi (US) rebar mill, US lawmakers are having a difficult time ascertaining whether to celebrate a victory or to line back up in protest.

A spokesperson for Anshan Friday indicated that while Chen Ming, Vice President of Anshan's parent company, Angang Steel Co. had said the investment deal had been "shelved" due to a belief that the "likelihood the project will be approved is very low", that the comments were "misunderstood".

"I am sure the deal won't be delayed and it will advance as the parent company planned," said Fu Jihui, Angang Board secretary in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.

Burson-Marsteller, the company's PR firm, further went on to say that Anshan's goal to invest in the US market remained unchanged.

Marketplace Offers

Deformed Bar

Diameter 8 - 40 mm
 
Tedarikçi CONARES METAL SUPPLY
View Offer

Deformed Bar

Diameter 6 - 32 mm
  ES ISO 6935-2 2019 B500BWR , ASTM A615 GR 60
Tedarikçi YOTTA TRADING
View Offer

Deformed Bar

Diameter 8 - 32 mm
 
Tedarikçi SHATTAF STEEL IND. CO. LLC.
View Offer

Similar articles

AISI: Anshan’s US investment intentions deserve “careful and thorough review”

Domestic rebar prices in Taiwan - week 42, 2026

Major steel and raw material futures prices in China - October 16, 2026

Brazil's rebar exports jump 145 pct in September as sales to Peru resume

US long steel prices steady to up amid mill price increases and rising October scrap

Romanian longs prices stable as demand shows limited further improvement

Bulgarian longs prices remain stable as slow trading limits prospects for increases

Turkish mills cut their local rebar prices for cash payment, spot rebar prices stable

Major steel and raw material futures prices in China - October 15, 2026

NBS: Local Chinese rebar prices up 0.3 percent in late September 2026