POSCO and Vale embark on joint coal mine venture

Tuesday, 01 February 2011 02:54:25 (GMT+3)   |  

Seoul, South Korea-based steelmaker POSCO announced Sunday a joint coal mine venture with the world's largest iron ore mining company, Brazil-based Vale, in Tete, Mozambique.

The coal produced in Tete, which is expected to total 11 million metric tons annually, will be used to generate electricity for POSCO's steelmaking operations.

POSCO expects to double its raw material self-sufficiency to 50 percent by 2014.

Similar articles

US flat steel prices rise with high scrap, mill price increases and lower steel output

US and Brazilian BPI prices remain flat, yet an upturn is expected soon

US import long steel prices continue up on tight supply, new data confirms lower imports

Brazil's CSN posts Q3 2026 net loss amid continued high leverage

Bid-offer gap for ex-Russia BPI in Turkey rises, sellers face higher costs, shipments from Arctic

Domestic long steel prices steady to up on higher scrap, mill price increases to continue

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - November 13, 2026

Global View on Scrap: Significant softening in Turkey, Asia regains interest in Japanese scrap

Vietnamese buyers focus on Japanese scrap as winter conditions hit US West Coast

Third round of local coke price cuts implemented in China, further drop doubtful for now