BlueScope Steel has secured $55.4 million in funding from the federal government’s Modern Manufacturing Initiative for its Advanced Steel Manufacturing Precinct around the Port Kembla steelworks.
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Industry leaders to promote safety in manufacturing sector
SafeWork NSW has engaged industry leaders from the manufacturing sector to use experience and new workplace tools to establish a culture where safety starts at the top of the organisation.
SafeWork NSW
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Australia’s top 100 manufacturers for 2020 revealed
Caltex Australia has topped the list of Australia’s leading manufacturers for 2020 for the second consecutive year, with this year’s ‘Top 100’ reflective of Australia’s investments in advanced
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BlueScope Steel partners with Schneider Electric to secure renewable energy PPA
BlueScope Steel has entered into a landmark seven-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), which will see the steelmaker offtake 66 per cent of the 133MW of energy generated from a new 500,000-panel solar
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Bisalloy, BlueScope begin trial steel production for SEA1000
Naval Group Australia has signed a contract with Australian steel manufacturers Bisalloy and BlueScope to produce up to 250 tonnes of specialised steel as part of a trial for the Royal Australian Navy’s
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Full list: Top 100 manufacturers 2017
Despite the restructuring in the automotive space, manufacturing continues its competitive streak with a few bright spots indicating a gradual uptick, according to IBISWorld’s Top 100 Manufacturers
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Energy warning as BlueScope review records profit double, cartel investigation
Departing BlueScope Steel CEO Paul O’Malley has warned rising energy costs are threatening to undermine the manufacturer’s recent surge in the market.
In its latest financial review, the Sydney-based
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Australia’s biggest manufacturer backs clean energy target
Australia’s biggest manufacturer, steel giant BlueScope, has controversially backed a clean energy target for the energy sector.
It is unreasonable to favour the provision of affordable and reliable
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BlueScope rivals encroach on company’s profits
A number of US steelmakers are expanding capacity and upgrading mills in the same region where Australian company BlueScope Steel operates its highly profitable North Star mill.
According to BlueScope,
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Bluescope head warns energy costs could cripple local industry
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Unions say govt must act now to save Bluescope’s Port Kembla plant
Unions representing workers at Bluescope Steel’s Port Kembla steelworks say the NSW Government must provide tax concessions to the company to save the facility.
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Wind makers take on Asian imports
Wind farm tower manufacturers will lodge an anti-dumping claim in order to fight off competition from cheap Asian competitors.
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Importers are cheating local manufacturers: BlueScope
BlueScope Steel has accused local importers of cheating the manufacturing industry by claiming concessions on cheap imported steel.
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Bluescope spends upwards of $100mil on next generation
Bluescope steel has invested more than $100 million to develop a more resilient line of steel for the Australian market.
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160 Silcar workers to lose jobs
160 employees at Silcar will be made redundant in January.
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Worker’s leg crushed at BlueScope site
An industrial accident at BlueScope Steel’s Port Kembla site has left a man’s leg partially severed.
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Profitability will have to wait: BlueScope
BlueScope Steel has suggested it’ll be no sooner than the first half of 2012/2013’s financial year before the company returns to profitability.
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BlueScope director suggests changes to remuneration disclosure
Diane Grady, a director at BlueScope Steel, has urged changes to disclosure requirements on executive pay.
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