Essar Steel Algoma settles contract dispute with Cliffs Natural Resources

Thursday, 28 April 2016 00:05:33 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego
       

Essar Steel Algoma settled its contract dispute Monday with Cliffs Natural Resources, in principle.  The settlement, which resolves all claims between the parties, is subject to documentation and requisite court approval.

Pursuant to the settlement, the parties have agreed to re-instate the contract. Cliffs will resume supply of iron ore pellets to Essar Steel Algoma for a portion of the company's remaining 2016 requirements and then return to the contract's existing terms in 2017 and beyond. 

Essar Steel Algoma Chief Executive Officer Kalyan Ghosh commented on the settlement, "We are very pleased to have this litigation behind us, and are grateful for the focused efforts of all involved in facilitating a speedy resolution.  In light of the current Sale and Investment Solicitation Process, this agreement provides interested parties with assurance of supply of quality iron ore, and ensures Algoma can remain a low cost producer."

Tags: North America 

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