Neha Arora

6 days ago | reuters.com | Neha Arora |Manvi Pant

(JIST.NS), opens new tab said on Thursday a domestic trade body will soon seek anti-dumping duties on stainless steel imports from China and Vietnam, weeks after May 8 (Reuters) - India's Jindal Stainless India levied a 12% temporary safeguard duty on some steel imports to support local mills. The earlier tariff move was aimed at helping Indian producers who were forced to scale down operations and consider job cuts due to a surge in cheaper shipments from China, South Korea, and Japan.

1 week ago | marketscreener.com | Neha Arora

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India's state-run Steel Authority of India Ltd plans to import a trial cargo of coking coal from Mongolia this month and may transport the sample by air to speed up testing, two sources familiar with the matter said. The move is part of SAIL's efforts to diversify its coking coal sources beyond Australia - a major supplier to India, but a country from which India has faced supply disruptions.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Neha Arora

By Neha AroraNEW DELHI (Reuters) -JSW Steel, India's largest steelmaker by capacity, has hit a roadblock in sourcing coking coal from Mongolia due to unresponsive suppliers and transport bottlenecks, three sources familiar with the matter said. The company had aimed to import 2,500 metric tons from Mongolia, while the Steel Authority of India was looking to bring in 75,000 metric tons.

2 weeks ago | bilaterals.org | Neha Arora

Negotiations India Reuters | 25 April 2025 India trying to secure greater access for steel exports through FTA talks, minister says By Neha Arora MUMBAI, April 25 (Reuters) - India is trying to secure greater access for its steel exports through free trade agreement talks with various countries, federal trade minister Piyush Goyal said on Friday. "I am working on at least 10-12 FTAs with countries or block of countries like the European Union... and in every one of them we are working to see...

2 weeks ago | ca.marketscreener.com | Neha Arora

MUMBAI (Reuters) - India is encouraging companies to acquire iron ore, coking coal, and other key raw material assets overseas, Steel Secretary Sandeep Poundrik said on Saturday, as the country ramps up its steelmaking capacity to meet rising demand. "We are encouraging our companies to acquire assets abroad, right from iron ore to coking coal to even limestone and dolomite," Poundrik said at an industry event in Mumbai.