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...the railway project include Taiyuan Railway Administration, Shanxi Energy and Transportation Investment, Shandong Railway Construction Investment, Zhengzhou Railway Administration, Jinan Railway Administration, Henan Railway Investment Group, China Datang Coal Industry and Huadian Coal Industry Group.
The companies mentioned above hold stakes of 34.29 percent, 20 percent, 8.5 percent, 8 percent, 8 percent, 4.76 percent, one percent and one percent respectively in the railway operator.
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Shandong Steel Group Mar 11 signed a strategic partnership agreement with Japan-based Metal One Corporation in Jinan, Shandong Province in an attempt to to build a competitive sales network in China's domestic market.
Shandong Steel Group is the biggest steel company in Shandong Province, with an annual capacity of 30 million tonnes. Metal One is a large-scale company offering steel-related trading, processing, distribution and other services. Metal One sells and processes 30 million tonnes s...
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...nd Shandong provinces have already begun to reorganize their steel sector.
Steelmaker Shandong Steel Group officially established the centers of its financial, purchasing, sales and production operations in Jinan, thus indicating further substantial progress made towards the integration of the group.
Shanxi Province Economic and Information Committee stated that in 2009 Shanxi phased out 2.33 million tonnes of the obsolete steel capacity and 610 thousand tonnes of ferroalloy.
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...re expected in December.
Qi noted large mills with a capacity of more than 10 million tons such as Baotou Steel, Jinan Steel, Panzhihua Steel and Benxi Steel suffered a loss last month due to high costs and lower selling prices of finished steel.
The disruption of a sound pricing system is justified by the fact that the domestic steel sector would be able to generate a profit of just 50 billion yuan in a country where there is a steel capacity of between 500 to 600 million tons per year.
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...f Shandong. The open-pit mine has about a 20 percent iron content level, Chan said. The average cost of producing 1 ton of ore is 350 yuan to 400 yuan ($59), matching its domestic peers, he said.
The mine supplies local steelmakers including Jinan Iron & Steel Co., part of China’s sixth-biggest producer, Qingdao Iron & Steel Co. and other mills in Shandong, Chan said.
Rising Prices
Cash prices for 63.5 percent ore imported by China gained 1.4 percent to $...
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...large-capacity transportation channel in north Shandong.
The three lines are Handan-Jinan, Dezhou-Dajiawa and Longkou-Yantai Railway Line. The existing Handan-Jinan line will be expanded, while the other two lines are to be newly constructed.
In addition to the three lines already under construction, other railway projects included in the plan will be built within the year.
Handan-Jinan Railway Line is a key coal outbound transportation path for Shanxi province’s ...
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Hangzhou
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Hefei
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Nanjing
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The capital city of Shandong province Jinan aggregately turned out 40.11 million tonnes of coal in the first half of 2009, and about 40.1 million tonnes has been sold.
By the end of June, the coal stock of the city was kept in a proper level of 500 thousand tonnes.
In the first half, Jinan's coal sector accomplished sales revenue of 33.7 billion yuan.
Shandong's coal output was 67.94 million tonnes in Jan-Jun, of which, key state-owned mines contributed 45.52 million tonnes.
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...t for more than 40 percent of the country's capacity.
The State-owned parent of Tangshan Iron and Steel Co merged last year with two smaller rivals to become the country's second-biggest steel mill, Hebei Iron and Steel Group. It now ranks among the world's top five steel producers.
Earlier, the Shandong provincial government merged Jinan and Laiwu to create Shandong Iron and Steel Group. The new group is set to ultimately take over other fast-growing private mills in the province.
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Shandong establishes China's largest-ever coke group
Shandong Coking Enterprises Group, the largest ever coke enterprise in China, was officially established in Jinan, east China's Shandong province, on Wednesday, becoming a bright sight in the coking industry battered by global financial crisis. The group, established by 45 major Shandong-based coking companies voluntarily, is aimed to form a 30-million-tonne coke group that could secure annual profit of 60 billion yuan roughly.
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Shandong Coking Enterprises Group, the largest ever coke enterprise in China, was officially established in Jinan, east China's Shandong province, on Wednesday, becoming a bright sight in the coking industry battered by global financial crisis.
The group, established by 45 major Shandong-based coking companies voluntarily, is aimed to form a 30-million-tonne coke group that could secure annual profit of 60 billion yuan roughly.
The worldwide financial crisis and economic undulation in domestic...
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...rch 2008, Baosteel Group said it acquired two small rivals in Guangdong Province in conjunction with the launch of a mammoth 10 million-tonne steel mill project as China consolidates the fragmented sector.
The Shandong provincial government merged Jinan and Laiwu to create Shandong Iron and Steel Group last year. The new group may ultimately take over Rizhao, a fast-growing private mill in the province.
Late last year, Tangshan Iron and Steel Co, the listed unit of China's third-largest st...
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