Tata Steel inks deal with Facor Alloys to convert chrome ore to ferrochrome

Wednesday, 16 December 2020 13:55:22 (GMT+3)   |   Kolkata

Odisha, India-based FACOR Alloys Limited has entered into an agreement with Indian steel producer Tata Steel for the conversion of chrome ore into ferrochrome, according to company sources.

Following the agreement which came into force with effect from November this year, FACOR Alloys’ ferrochrome plant will be able to run at 100 percent capacity utilization.

Earlier this month, Tata Steel Mining Limited (TMIL), a wholly-owned mining arm of Tata Steel, had also signed a similar agreement with Nava Bharat Ventures Limited (NBVL) for conversion of chrome ore extracted by TMIL for conversion into high-grade ferrochrome at NBVL’s plant located in Odisha.


Similar articles

Tata Steel Limited approves slew of expansion projects at domestic facilities

12 Dec | Steel News

Tata Steel partners with AWIPL to operate and maintain air separation units at Jamshedpur steel plant

17 Oct | Steel News

Tata Steel and Dutch government ink pact on funding for transition to low emission steelmaking at Ijmuiden mill

30 Sep | Steel News

GAIL India inks pact with Tata Steel for supply of natural gas for rolling mill

19 Sep | Steel News

Tata Steel publishes environmental product declaration for three flat steel products

14 Aug | Steel News

India’s Tata Steel Limited sees consolidated net profit rise 116% in Q1 of FY 2025-26

31 Jul | Steel News

Tata Steel reports stable crude steel output from Indian operations in Q1 FY 2025-26

09 Jul | Steel News

Tata Steel CEO: Indian recycling to become bigger than mining by 2050

26 Jun | Steel News

Ex-India HRC prices decline again, but fail to attract buying interest amid aggressive competition

24 Jun | Flats and Slab

Ex-India HRC prices soften slightly, but trading remains limited

17 Jun | Flats and Slab