chemXplore tracks 11 projects producing steel, of which 10 are active.
Of the active ones, 7 new construction, 1 expansion, 1 revamp / retrofit and 1 conversion / repurposing.
1 active project carries no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
Investment will link a Minnesota iron-ore mine with a new Iowa steel complex using DRI and EAF technology to produce 100% US steel and create thousands of jobs.
KRW 480 billion investment for a 450,000 t/yr continuous galvanizing line at Gwangyang; EAF‑linked lower‑carbon, extra‑wide products and AI/robotics for quality and safety.
EXIM-backed support and major private investment underpin startup of the first US iron ore mine in 50 years, aiming to cut imports, shore up supply chains and create hundreds of jobs.
MoU to evaluate low‑carbon ironmaking technologies, skills and local capabilities to develop Gadchiroli as a green steel manufacturing hub.
New galvanizing line will produce galvanized Advanced High‑Strength Steel for automotive use; ~500,000 t/yr capacity and start-up planned for 2028.
Order intake fell to €7.7bn; adjusted EBIT forecast raised to €600–900m; shareholders approved tk accelis spin-off; TKMS backlog >€20bn with major July contract wins.
Rolling out Physical AI for heavy equipment and robotisation while launching Agentee to run AI-agent lifecycles; 200+ agents live and targeted 30% accounting productivity gain.
Platform sold to Gerdau and Grupo Ecovix will be recycled at Rio Grande under a sustainable dismantling plan; it left Açu Port after being docked since Feb 2024.
Secures 2.1 TWh/year energy savings, enabling a new electric arc furnace in Gijón and up to 1 million tCO2e emissions reduction; savings equal >5% of Asturias’ final energy use.
Presents >4% sales CAGR and 4–5% adjusted EBITDA margin targets, details growth strategy and plans a minority-stake spin-off subject to thyssenkrupp shareholder vote on 7 Aug 2026.
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