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South African farmers play chicken with Trump tariffs
29th August 2018 By: Reuters

Herman Pretorius is just the kind of white South African farmer US President Donald Trump expressed concern for when he barged into the country's delicate land reform debate by ordering an... 


Insimbi acquires Group Wreck for R120m
28th August 2018 By: Marleny Arnoldi

JSE-listed Insimbi Industrial Holdings is acquiring scrap metal recycler Group Wreck International for R120-million. “Insimbi needs to grow by acquiring businesses that complement the existing... 


Ghana opposition seeks IMF view on $2bn Chinese Bauxite deal
24th August 2018 By: Reuters

Ghana's opposition in parliament wants the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to decide whether a $2-billion Chinese deal agreed by the government in exchange for bauxite will add to the country's... 


Two workers die at Dubai aluminium furnace, EGA says
15th August 2018 By: Reuters

Two workers died at an industrial furnace in Dubai, reportedly by burning to death, the operator of the plant said on Tuesday. Emirates Global Aluminium said the accident took place on Monday as... 


Solidarity reaches wage agreement with AMSA
8th August 2018 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Trade union Solidarity has reached common ground with steel giant ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA) and has signed a wage agreement that is “favourable to all parties”. This follows after the... 


Mathe Group ups tyre processing by 35%, grows steel exports
Mathe Group ups tyre processing by 35%, grows steel exports
7th August 2018 By: Irma Venter

The KwaZulu-Natal-based Mathe Group, South Africa’s largest tyre recycler, has developed two steel by-products that are being exported to Australia and Korea in growing quantities. Dr Mehran... 


Eskom pilots incentive designed to claw back 5 TWh of energy-intensive demand
Eskom pilots incentive designed to claw back 5 TWh of energy-intensive demand
6th August 2018 By: Terence Creamer

State-owned electricity producer Eskom has confirmed that it has entered into a sales incentive pilot programme with nine large industrial customers in a bid to stabilise sales to... 


Turkish steel makers eye exports to West Africa amid US tariff setbacks
31st July 2018 By: Reuters

Turkish steel makers are looking to expand in West Africa and other emerging markets in response to tariffs and planned quotas which threaten their sales to the United States and the European Union... 


Hulamin CEO Richard Jacob
Hulamin sells well despite US import tariffs, decreased trade with China
30th July 2018 By: Marleny Arnoldi

JSE-listed aluminium supplier and exporter Hulamin has declared a 77% decrease in headline earnings a share to 13c for the six months ended June 30, partly owing to the 7% strengthening of the rand... 


A RAINBOW OF COLOURS
Kansai Plascon’s D2M range is available in thousands of different hues
D2M system grows its Plascon Acryline range
27th July 2018 By: Halima Frost

Owing to global demand for smarter painting systems that are cost effective and reduce process time, coatings company Kansai Plascon has introduced its Acryline Direct-2-Metal (D2M) system of... 


WTO chief sees trade war ending in political talks
26th July 2018 By: Reuters

The nascent global trade war will have to be ended by a political agreement between world leaders, because continuing down the current path will only damage the global economy, the head of the... 


South Africa 'collateral damage' in US-led global trading war – Davies
South Africa 'collateral damage' in US-led global trading war – Davies
25th July 2018 By: African News Agency

South Africa has become "collateral damage" in the trading war involving mainly the United States, China, Canada and the European Union, with tariffs imports on its steel exports, Trade and... 


Hulamin H1 earnings decline further amid US steel tariffs
Hulamin H1 earnings decline further amid US steel tariffs
25th July 2018 By: African News Agency

JSE-listed aluminium producer, Hulamin, said on Wednesday that it expected its basic earnings per share (EPS) and headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six months ended June 30 to decline even... 


Steel and aluminum import tariffs a big concern for industry – Busa
23rd July 2018 By: African News Agency

Business Unity South Africa (Busa) said on Sunday that it was very concerned about imminent job losses in the domestic steel and aluminium industry if the import duties imposed by the United States... 


In Senegal, China's President Xi pledges stronger Africa ties
23rd July 2018 By: Reuters

China's President Xi Jinping pledged during a visit to Senegal on Saturday to strengthen economic ties with Africa, a continent already awash with cheap Chinese loans in exchange for minerals and... 


Trade war could knock 3% off global GDP – Bank of France study
20th July 2018 By: Reuters

An international trade war with wide-ranging tariff hikes could cut global gross domestic product by as much as three percent, according to a study by the French central bank on Thursday. The... 


Trade and Industry Minister Dr Rob Davies
Davies concerned about extension of US tariffs to autos and auto parts
16th July 2018 By: African News Agency

South Africa’s steel and aluminium exports to the United States does not pose any threat to US national security, says Trade and Industry Minister Dr Rob Davies. Davies was speaking during... 


China June aluminium, steel exports rise as trade row intensifies
13th July 2018 By: Reuters

China's aluminium exports exceeded half a-million tonnes for only the second time ever in June as stronger international than domestic prices encouraged overseas shipments, while steel exports hit... 


Switzerland launches WTO action over US steel, aluminium tariffs
10th July 2018 By: Reuters

Switzerland has launched a complaint at the World Trade Organization against US tariffs on steel and aluminium, it said on Tuesday, the eighth WTO member to start such a challenge. "From... 


Nissan admits to more testing misconduct for cars sold in Japan
9th July 2018 By: Reuters

Nissan Motor said on Monday it had improperly measured exhaust emissions and fuel economy for 19 vehicle models sold in Japan, the second case in less than a year where misconduct has been... 


Moody’s warns of credit implications for Africa as China shifts to consumption-led growth
3rd July 2018 By: Simone Liedtke

China's shift to consumption-led growth will have mixed credit implications for African sovereigns, flattening the trade volumes of oil and ferrous metal exporters, while benefitting other... 


MULTIPURPOSE PIPE WELDING SOLUTION
Miller Electric’s PipeWorx process improves quality and productivity
Improved quality and productivity reduce production costs
15th June 2018

As the leading supplier of gases and welding equipment and machinery in sub-Saharan Africa, industrial gases company Afrox continues to provide innovative welding solutions to the Southern African... 


SEAN BLAKE
A good skills set, local labor and governments investment are what is needed
Industry body assumes consultancy role in DHET initiative
15th June 2018 By: Halima Frost

The Southern African Institute of Welding (SAIW) has been appointed by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) to act as the consultants in the welding aspect of the Centres of... 


ALL IN ONE UNIT
500 A Inverter MIG welder supplied by Matweld complete with a separate wire feeder
Supplier outlines simple welding equipment compliance test
15th June 2018 By: Halima Frost

Power tool and hardware wholesaler Matus has introduced a two-year guarantee on all its Matweld welding machines, which contrasts with the industry norm of one year. “The testing of our Matweld... 


PRODUCTS ON DISPLAY 
The new Hurner Smartline butt welding machine and clamp was on show
Technology at the fore
15th June 2018 By: Halima Frost

Various speakers discussed new technologies and applications in the thermoplastic welding industry at the Thermoplastics Welding Technology Day, hosted by industry body Plastics SA last month. The... 


Govt commits to saving jobs in steel industry
Govt commits to saving jobs in steel industry
13th June 2018 By: African News Agency

The South African government said on Tuesday that it will continue to work with the steel industry towards averting job losses in the sector, adding that it has put in place measures to save the... 


IMF MD Christine Lagarde
IMF's Lagarde says global economic outlook darkening by the day
12th June 2018 By: Reuters

International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde led an attack by global economic organisations on US President Donald Trump's "America First" trade policy on Monday, warning that clouds... 


Germany sees no quick solution to trade row with US, open to talks
11th June 2018 By: Reuters

Germany sees no immediate solution to the trade dispute between the United States and other major economies but remains open to talks "among friends", Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said on... 


MACHINES ON DISPLAY
Machine tools on display at the Machine Tool Africa Expo hosted by MTMA
Decline in machine tools indicative of manufacturing state
8th June 2018 By: Halima Frost

Although machine tools are the backbone of most industries, their market volume has decreased by 30% a year in the past three years, reflecting the state of the manufacturing sector, says Machine... 


RECENT RELEASE
The Leadwell BC-600 5-axis Long Table Machining, is available in 3+2 and 5-axis simultaneous configurations
Supplier expanding its tools range
8th June 2018 By: Halima Frost

Machine Tool and Metrology equipment supplier WD Hearn will exclusively distribute and service coordinated measuring machines (CMM) from LK Metrology – formerly known as Nikon Metrology. WD Hearn... 


Technology revolutionises machine tools industry
8th June 2018 By: Halima Frost

Additive manufacturing, which includes the use of three-dimensional and computer-aided-design to make stronger and more reliable components for the machine tool industry, has revolutionised the... 


STABILITY PROVIDING ACCURACY
The BX40i meets the needs of any high-speed machining application.
Small machines with big capabilities
8th June 2018 By: Halima Frost

Global machine tool supplier Hurco’s BX40i double-column, bridge-type machine, originally launched in 2016, has been upgraded to service a variety of trades, from general manufacturing to highly... 


LME says plans to launch about 15 new contracts in January 2019
7th June 2018 By: Reuters

The London Metal Exchange (LME) plans to launch around 15 new contracts from next January, including cash-settled cobalt and hot-rolled coil steel contracts, an executive said on Wednesday. "We... 


The old Evraz Highveld Steel and Vanadium plant in eMalahleni
Solidarity launches four-pronged steel industry initiative amid global steel crisis
5th June 2018 By: Schalk Burger

Trade union Solidarity on Tuesday launched a four-pronged initiative to address and mitigate the impacts of the global steel crisis on local steel producers in an attempt to save jobs and local... 


EU initiates WTO case against US steel, aluminium tariffs – WTO official
1st June 2018 By: Reuters

The European Union on Friday submitted a request for consultations with the United States on steel and aluminium tariffs announced by Washington, a first step in the WTO dispute settlement process,... 


Economic Development Minister Ebrahim Patel
South African steel companies urged to diversify markets in wake of US tariff setback
31st May 2018 By: Kim Cloete

South African steel companies need to continue to look for new markets, particularly in Africa, following the recent setback in which the US government decided not to grant South Africa an... 


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