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Steel market reporter @ArgusMedia. Loves cats and period dramas. Views are my own. Email: amruta.khandekar@argusmediagroup.onmicrosoft.com
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India’s steel sector backs government mining reforms

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By Zhang Weili, Amruta Khandekar Verified
| World Ports Organization
Mumbai, 24 August (Argus) — India’s reforms for mining taxation that were introduced this month will create policy certainty, remove the overhang of retrospective tax claims and strengthen domestic iron ore supply, industry experts said. The Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act (MMDR) 2026, which came into effect from 22 August, restricts states from independently imposing new mining-related taxes and cesses.
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India’s Jindal Steel to focus on value-added products

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By Alexa Laguna, Amruta Khandekar Verified
| World Ports Organization
Mumbai, 27 July (Argus) — India’s Jindal Steel plans to prioritise higher-margin, value-added steel production while increasing utilisation of its installed domestic crude steel capacity of 15.6mn t/yr, it said over the weekend. The company plans to move away from commodity-grade steel production to sharpen its focus on specialised, value-added steel grades. The share of value-added product sales rose to 66pc in April-June, up from 61pc in January-March.
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GCC steel trade sees slow recovery

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By Carlos Nieves, Elif Demir Eyüboğlu, Amruta Khandekar Verified
| World Ports Organization
London, 17 June (Argus) — Steel market participants in the Middle East do not expect prices to normalise immediately, or for raw material inflows to recovery quickly, following the announcement of a potential US-Iran peace deal. Market sentiment has improved but expectations for an imminent peace deal have not yet changed the physical steel market, participants said.
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