25
May
16:00
Compliance rules cloud German mill utilisation picture
Strict compliance laws have eroded transparency in Germany’s steel industry and, to a certain extent, left the evolution of the country’s production levels to guesswork, sources observe.
German companies are limited by law from giving away too much information, even if it is in the interest of the market.
An example amid the current steel shortage is the persisting stoppage of Salzgitter’s smallest blast furnace, which was idled more than a year…
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