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BlueScope is considering whether it could buy a midstream US steelmaking operation before making a decision on a delayed ...
Expanding in the U.S. has been part of a strategy plotted by BlueScope Steel to diversify from its home market of Australia.
Australia's BlueScope Steel reported a 90% slump in annual profit on Monday, citing an impairment charge at its coated ...
Last week, you might have seen that BlueScope Steel Limited released its full-year result to the market. The early response was not positive, with shares down 3.4% to AU$23.04 in ...
CEO Mark Vassella wants gas reserved for Australian manufacturing and is worried about the implications of ADNOC’s $36 ...
The recycled-content steelmaker has recorded an impairment charge against the 2022 acquisition of a North Carolina-based ...
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BlueScope Steel reported a 90% drop in annual net profit on lower steel prices and a write-down against its U.S. coated-products business. The Australia-based steelmaker kept its dividend steady, ...
Skyrocketing electricity and gas prices are pushing domestic manufacturing to a tipping point, BlueScope warns, as its full-year profit drops 90 per cent.
Australia’s largest steelmaker is feeling the impact of “cyclically soft conditions and global uncertainty” as impairment costs and US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy crushes profits.
BlueScope Steel’s FY25 profit fell as conditions softened, but the business remains confident heading into FY26.
BlueScope Steel warns Labor’s Future Made In Australia manufacturing policy will not exist unless an urgent intervention is ...