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  • BIR World Recycling Convention Week 2020

    BIR World Recycling Convention Week 2020

    Monday, 12 Oct – Friday, 16 Oct 2020, starts at 15:00 (CEST)

    Online commodity webinars and networking sessions

    The BIR World Recycling Convention Week 2020 will be a five-day online event, from 12 to 16 October 2020. You can expect the same quality content as during our face-to-face conventions plus innovative networking opportunities providing a smooth virtual conference experience.

    A safe and successful BIR Convention for all concerned—this is our first priority. Due to uncertainties related to travel restrictions worldwide, the BIR World Recycling Convention 2020 will now take place fully online. This will enable more people to attend and provides participants from all around the world with the opportunity to do business from the comfort of their offices and homes, within their own time zones.

    Don’t miss out!

    Registrations are now open, get your ticket from here!

    Tickets

    a. Gold Member registration – EUR 200.00*

    b. Ordinary Member registration – EUR 250.00*

    c. Non Member registration – EUR 400.00*

  • RBI’s Resolution Framework for COVID-19 Stress & its Implication for Downstream Steel Sector

    RBI’s Resolution Framework for COVID-19 Stress & its Implication for Downstream Steel Sector

    COVID 19 pandemic has disrupted operations across the nation and also affected the steel demand in FY 20-21 which is slated to fall by about 15%. In result, the market has encountered challenges on account of labour shortage, hampered logistics movement and poor demand. It has also resulted in significant financial stress on Indian Companies in the Downstream Steel Segment and has potentially impacted long-term viability of borrower companies, as existing debt obligations have become disproportionate to the cash flow generation capabilities.

    In order to address the situation, The Reserve Bank of India (“RBI”) has allowed a special one-time dispensation to lenders to restructure the loans of companies & individuals which are stressed specifically due to the pandemic via Circular “Resolution Framework for Covid-19 related stress” on Aug 06, 2020. Under this framework, lenders can restructure the outstanding balance debt and give borrowers more time to pay back with an extension up to 2 years of the residual maturity without classifying the account as NPA.

    Date: Thursday, 8th Oct, 04:00 PM (IST), 6:30 PM (Singapore time), 2:30 PM (Dubai time)

    Panellists:

    • Mr S.M. Sundaresan, President and Co-Head Investment Banking, InCred Capital
    • Mr V. S. Sampath Kumar, Senior Advisor, Infrastructure, InCred Capital
    • Mr Rahul Toshniwal, Associate, Special Situation Advisory, InCred Capital
    • C.A. Amit Agrawal, Partner, AUM & Co. Chartered Accountants

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    SteelMint Events in association with Incred Capital brings you, experts, to understand RBI’s Framework in detail and the necessary steps to be taken to apply for a resolution plan.

    Key points of discussion:

    • Financial stress
    • Resolution Framework for Covid-19 related stress
    • Criteria for being an Eligible Borrower
    • Eligible Lenders under Framework
    • Step-by-Step Resolution Plan
    • Live restructuring mandates
  • Indian TMT Steel Industry

    Indian TMT Steel Industry

    India is a developing country and one of the major economies of the world where the Iron and Steel Industry plays a very crucial role. The steel industry has always been at the forefront of industrial development and forms the backbone of any economy. Important industries such as shipbuilding, railway locomotive and construction as well as heavy and light machinery depend heavily on the availability of the country’s iron and steel resources.

    Manufacturing of steel and TMT steel bars is regarded as a major industry in its own right. The Global TMT Steel bar market is expected to grow at the CAGR of more than 8% until 2023. But with COVID-19 pandemic, an unprecedented toll has taken on the construction industry. The nationwide lockdown has not only put brakes on the ongoing real estate and infrastructure projects, but the allied TMT Steel industry has also suffered a setback. As the lockdown eases, stalled projects both in construction and infrastructure along with capital expenditure plans are coming back on track and demand for steel items are likely to recover lost ground.

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    To discuss the issues and challenges faced by the TMT steel industry as the nation undergoes in the unlock phase, ASSOCHAM is organizing a Webinar on “Indian TMT Steel Industry” on Wednesday, 30th September 2020 from 3.00 PM – 5.00 PM IST.

    Invited Speakers:

    • Ms Rasika Chaube, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Steel, Government of India
    • Mr V R Sharma, Co-Chair ASSOCHAM National Council on Mines and Minerals & Managing Director, JSPL
    • Mr Bidyut Chakraborty, Director – Mining & Metals Advisory, KPMG Advisory Services Private Limited
    • Mr Alok Sahay, ED (Commercial), SAIL
    • Mr Sanjay Agarwal, Sr. Vice President-Sales & Marketing, JSW Steel Ltd.
    • Mr Sushim Banerjee, Director General, Institute for Steel Development & Growth (INSDAG)

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  • Indian Steel Pipes and Tubes – A Big Growth Expected?

    Indian Steel Pipes and Tubes – A Big Growth Expected?

    Steel pipes and tubes industry is one of the important segments of the Indian Steel sector, it contributes around 8 % of the India’s steel consumption. The steel pipes and tubes industry is classified into two segments – Electric Resistant Welded (ERW) and Submerged Acr Welded and Seamless (S&S). The Rs. 50,000 crore steel pipes and tubes industry is split equally between the ERW and S&S segments in value terms. In volume terms, the domestic market is split 70:30 between the two segments.

    Date & Time: 25 Sep, 3:30 PM (IST), 2:00 PM (Dubai), 6:00 PM (Singapore)

    Panellists:

    • Mr Ujjal Chakraborti, Executive Incharge,Tubes Business Unit, Tata Steel, India
    • Mr Godfrey John, Director & Business Unit Head India, APAC & EMENA, Welspun Corp Limited, India
    • Mr Anubhav Gupta, Chief Strategy Officer, APL Apollo Group, India
    • Mr Sudhir Goyal, Managing Director, Madhav KRG Limited, India
    • Mr Renil Antony, Senior Manager, Metal One Corporation, India
    • Mr Yogesh Kumar Bhatia, Head-Tube Mills, P P Rolling Mills Mfg Co Pvt Ltd, India

      Key points of discussion:
    • The market size of the pipe and tubes industry in India?
    • What is driving pipes demand in India?
    • Current and upcoming pipe capacities?
    • Impact of COVID on expansion plans?
    • Opportunities in this segment


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    Webinar Sponsored By: P P Rolling Mills Mfg Co Pvt Ltd –  Leading Turnkey Project Supplier from India for Design, Engineering, Manufacturing, and Erection & Commissioning of Hot Rolling Mills for Long Products, Mas Tube Mills, Gearboxes for high torque applications, EOT Cranes and manufacturing of Heavy/Precision Engineering Equipment (as per customer design). Have an extremely dedicated Human Capital, World-class manufacturing facilities, stringent quality control and a wide exposure of successful implementation of projects from concept to commissioning.

  • What is Driving Chinese Steel Demand, How Long Will it Continue?

    What is Driving Chinese Steel Demand, How Long Will it Continue?

    Connect with us on Friday, 11th Sept, 12:30 PM (IST), 3:00 PM (Singapore time), 11:00 AM (Dubai time) as we gain insights from our panellists to understand the effect of COVID-19 on the Iron & Steel Industry.

    Panellists :

    • Mr Liu Biao, Deputy Director – Marketing, China Iron & Steel Association, China
    • Ms Hongmei Li, Head Of Content, Mysteel Global, Singapore
    • Ms Victoria Zou, English Editor, Mysteel Global, China
    • Mr Andrew Glass, Founder & Managing Director, Avatar Commodities, Singapore
    • Ms Madhumita Mookerji, Editor, Steel 360, India


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    An unusual period in history, the coronavirus pandemic has unleashed a series of unprecedented events affecting every industry. Staying on top of trends and accurate analysis is paramount now more than ever to manage uncertainty, change and continuously adapt to new and evolving market conditions.

    According to July’s custom data, China’s iron ore imports have surged up by 24% making it a record from a year earlier. This is driven by shipments from miners and buoyant demand as the economy bounced back after disruptions from the coronavirus pandemic. China steel output is set to rise by 4%, rupturing 1 Billion MT for the first time. How has China’s steel production and demand managed to stay ahead during these unprecedented times when the rest of the world is still recovering from the COVID-19 hit?

    Amid the growing push for decoupling and economic distancing, the changing relationship between China and the rest of the world will influence competition and opportunities in the Steel market. Continuous monitoring for emerging signs of a possible new world order post-COVID-19 crisis is a must for aspiring businesses and their astute leaders seeking to find success in the now changing Iron & Steel market landscape.

    Let’s explore the viewpoints from influencers in the market and learn the various opportunities this new normal presents.

    Key points of discussion:

    • What is driving Steel Imports to China, how long it may continue?
    • What is changing the daily business operations globally?
    • Prospects for Iron & Steel market in terms of Hedging & Trading
    • Indian steel exports at an all-time high, what is the future outlook?
    • What new businesses have been triggered globally and will it benefit steel or not?