ArcelorMittal removes Russian materials from steel supply chain
Europe’s biggest steelmaker has eliminated Russian commodities from its supply chain following the invasion of Ukraine.
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"Quick pitch” event to showcase and fund early-stage innovation, connecting researchers with mining’s largest companies.
Posco to invest $4bn in lithium project in Argentina
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