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Libya shuts down largest steel plant LISCO due to energy crisis
The Libyan government has ordered a full production halt at the country’s largest metallurgical enterprise, LISCO. The decision was made due to the critical state of the energy system and the need to redirect the plant’s capacity to the national…
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Power Outages Become a New Threat to Ukraine’s Metallurgy and Economy
Prolonged disconnections of mining and metallurgical enterprises from the power grid may lead to serious economic and technogenic consequences, as such facilities are unable to operate using alternative power sources. This was reported by Ekonomichna
Interpipe Raises Salaries for All Employees Starting in March
Starting March 1, 2025, the Ukrainian industrial company Interpipe is increasing salaries for employees across all divisions, most of which are located in frontline regions — Dnipro, Nikopol, and Samar. According to the PromPolitInform portal,
Zaporizhkoks Produced 74,360 Tonnes of Blast Furnace Coke in January
Production volumes increased by 4.3% compared to January 2024. Private Joint Stock Company Zaporizhkoks, part of the Metinvest Group and one of Ukraine’s largest producers of coke for the steel industry, increased blast furnace coke
Interpipe Paid UAH 5.5 Billion in Taxes and Duties in 2024
Ukrainian industrial company Interpipe transferred UAH 5.501 billion to state and local budgets, as well as extra-budgetary funds, in 2024. Compared to 2023, the volume of tax payments increased by 27%, according to the company’s
