Nippon Steel: Impact of Eliminating Russian Raw Materials May Spread to Other Markets
11/01/2022 10:42
Although Nippon Denko is affiliated with Nippon Steel Corporation, the industry is convinced that this is the intention of the parent company. Nippon Denko, a ferroalloy manufacturer affiliated with Nippon Steel Corporation, is considering increasing ferrosilicon production, as reported in the Nikkei on October 31, 2011.
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