Tube City IMS opens Taiwan trading office

Wednesday, 18 November 2009 17:23:14 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Glassport, Pennsylvania-based outsourced steel services provider, Tube City IMS, LLC, on Wednesday announced that it has opened its first representative trading office in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. J. David Aronson, president and COO, Raw Material and Optimization Group, said Taiwan is an increasingly important market in the Asia-Pacific region. "We believe the outsourced steel services market in Taiwan will continue to grow over the coming years," Mr. Aronson said. Tube City’s outsourced steel services include raw materials procurement, scrap management, raw materials optimization, slag processing, metal recovery and surface conditioning to integrated steel mills, minimills and foundries. The company has operations at 73 plants throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Mexico, the Caribbean, South America and Asia.

Similar articles

How will the US steel industry fare under the Biden administration?

09 Nov | Steel News

Turkish scrap remains almost flat on Orbis Steel Index

30 Jul | Steel News

Scrap supplies by rail to Russian steelmakers down 1.6% in January

09 Feb | Steel News

Japanese crude steel output up 1.5 percent in Sept from Aug

24 Oct | Steel News

Slowdown in Turkey’s steel exports continues in September

17 Sep | Steel News

ASEAN semi-finished steel imports up 35% in Jan-Sept 2012

06 Feb | Steel News

Correction

29 Feb | Steel News

NASPD 2012 Annual Conference addresses major roadblocks to a sustained US recovery

28 Feb | Steel News

Canadian pig iron output down 4.5 percent in 2011

22 Feb | Steel News

Japanese crude steel output down 1.8 percent in 2011

20 Jan | Steel News