Viet Nam steel production was forecasted to continue to grow slightly, at about 6-8 per cent, this year, reported the Viet Nam Steel Association (VSA).
Consumption of steel products, especially colour-coated steel, declined in October while production continued to rise, according to the Vietnam Steel Association
Listed steel companies have reported disappointing business results in the first quarter despite strong growth in the domestic market, which they have attributed to the high cost of capital.
Hoa Phat Steel Pipe Company Limited, a subsidiary of Hoa Phat Group, posted 14.8 per cent on-year sales growth of 314,000 tonnes in the first half of the year.
Despite the imposition of anti-dumping duties on colour-coated steel products by Indonesian authorities, Vietnamese steel producers should not worry about the possibility of losing competitiveness, according to VSA.
Viet Nam has urged the US government to consider excluding Vietnamese products from its new announcement on tariff measures for imported steel and aluminium. Chu Duc Khai, Vice Chairman and General Secretary of the Vietnam Steel Association (VSA), talks to...
Viet Nam’s total steel exports in the first two months of the year rose 38.6 per cent from the same period last year to reach more than 728,000 tonnes, according to the Viet Nam Steel Association (VSA).
Vietnam Steel Association (VSA) is co-ordinating with relevant agencies to take timely measures and minimise the risks of the new proposal of the United States on import duties for steel.
Vietnam Steel Association (VSA) has asked the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) to take measures to support steelmakers in the investigation against tax evasion for galvanised sheet steel and cold-rolled coil of Viet Nam which was initiated by the...
The Viet Nam Steel Association (VSA) will co-ordinate with the Ministry of Industry and Trade to protect the legitimate rights and interests of local steelmakers who were recently accused of tax evasion by the US Department of Commerce (DOC).
Domestic steel consumption in the first seven months of 2017 rose 14.5 per cent from the same period last year to 5.14 million tonnes, the Viet Nam Steel Association (VSA) said.
The Viet Nam Steel Association (VSA) is calling on the Government to maintain a series of quality and management controls in the steel industry since trade fraud in steel imports is still high.