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German scrap recyclers take legal action against EU export curbs, citing statutory flaws
German scrap recyclers are challenging EU plans to curb metal-scrap exports to 16 non-OECD countries, citing statutory flaws and a lack of clear environmental justification. >>
Graph showing nickel prices rising above $16,000 per tonne on the LME, highlighting a 2.1% increase amid supply cut expectations.
Nickel Prices Soar on Indonesian Output Cut Speculation, Topping $16K
Nickel prices have soared past $16,000 per tonne on the LME due to speculation of Indonesian output cuts by Chinese producers, sparking optimism for a tighter supply and reversing a year-to-date decline. >>
New Caledonia Eyes EU Partnership to Revitalize Nickel Industry
New Caledonia partners with the EU to revitalize its nickel industry, aiming to diversify Europe's mineral supply and boost cleaner production. The agreement promises modernization and strategic autonomy. >>
Spanish steel mill with stacks of rebar, workers assessing production; background shows halted construction site with cranes.
Spanish Rebar Prices Hold Steady as Scrap Decline Looms Amid Market Slowdown
Spanish rebar prices remain stable amid a market slowdown, while scrap prices are expected to drop due to low demand and rising electricity costs. Construction activity is sluggish ahead of Spain's election. >>
Image of Jiangsu Vilory Advanced Materials Co. headquarters with a focus on metal powder production machinery.
China's VMP Secures $14.9M for Cutting-Edge "Dark Factory" Ahead of IPO
China's VMP secures $14.9M to advance its "dark factory" and prepare for an IPO. The funds will boost production capabilities and R&D, with VMP's unmanned facility already operational. >>
Aluminum recycling furnace at Speira's Rheinwerk site for beverage cans in Grevenbroich, Germany.
Speira Unveils €40M Aluminum Recycling Furnace in Germany, Backed by Red Bull
Speira has launched a €40M aluminum recycling furnace in Germany, enhancing recycled aluminum production for beverage cans, backed by Red Bull. This eco-friendly initiative underscores the growing importance of circular materials in the industry. >>
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