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Tata Steel, South Korea’s POSCO to Jointly Develop Hyperloop Tubes
Tata Steel Europe, a unit of India’s Tata Steel, and South Korea's POSCO will collaborate to develop steel tubes needed for high-speed hyperloop transportation systems, the companies said in a joint statement on Monday.
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POSCO Offers To Surrender Land For Planned Steel Project In Odisha
The move could be a sign that the world's fourth-biggest steelmaker is scrapping the proposed 12 million-tonnes-a-year steel plant in Odisha.
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POSCO Shifts Focus From Odisha Project, Says 'No Progress'
Steel giant POSCO has shifted its focus from a proposed $12-billion steel plant in Odisha citing "no progress" in the project.
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Not Quitting Odisha, Says South Korean Steel Giant Posco
South Korean steel major Posco today said it is not quitting Odisha, even as its over $12 billion project has been hanging fire for almost a decade.
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Posco Mining Linkage Issue: Submitted Information to Centre, Says Odisha
With uncertainty prevailing over Posco's Rs 52,000-crore mega steel project near Paradip, the Odisha government has said the ball is in the Centre's court with regard to raw material linkage for the South Korean firm.
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Posco Seeks Refund From Odisha Rail Line Undertaking
South Korean steel giant Posco has sought refund from a rail line undertaking to be set up in partnership with Odhisa government citing change in company law but said it wasn't pulling out from the $12-billion steel project in the state.
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Centre seeks Odisha's response on iron ore lease to Posco
The Centre has sought response from the Odisha government on grant of iron ore licence to South Korean steel giant Posco for its Rs 52,000-crore steel project involving the largest ever foreign direct investment (FDI) in India.
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Posco's Rs 52,000-crore Odisha project to start only after polls: report
South Korean steel giant Posco may have to wait more before it can start its Rs 52,000-crore steel project in Odisha, which involves the largest-ever foreign direct investment (FDI) in India, as the state government is not expected to transfer the required land to it till after the Lok Sabha polls are over, according to a source.
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POSCO to start work on steel plant in coming weeks: Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh also said the firm's request for an iron ore mining license - the final regulatory hurdle for the project which would be the biggest foreign direct investment in India - was in "advanced stage of processing".
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ArcelorMittal's iron ore mining project to be considered by green panel: report
Days after approving long-pending Posco's steel project, the Environment Ministry has called a meeting of its top advisory body this week to consider giving go-ahead to iron ore mining project of ArcelorMittal's $12-billion steel plant in Jharkhand, according to a source.
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Odisha government to sign fresh agreement with Posco
Optimistic about progress of Posco's Rs 52,000 crore steel project, Odisha government today said it would sign a fresh tripartite agreement with the South Korean steel major as the validity of the original MoU lapsed three years ago.
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Environment Ministry clears POSCO project in Odisha
The Environment Ministry has given its go-ahead to POSCO's planned steel plant in Odisha, but has asked it to spend on "social commitments", a company spokesman said, raising the project's cost by $600 million to $12.6 billion.
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Environment ministry gives nod to lift cost of POSCO's India plant to $12.6 billion
The environment ministry has given its go-ahead to POSCO's planned steel plant in the country, but has asked it to spend on "social commitments", raising the project's cost by $600 million to $12.6 billion, a company spokesman said.
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Odisha to sign new MoU with Posco by November first week: minister
The state government activated the process of signing a new MoU with Posco-India a day after South Korean ambassador Joon-gyu Lee exuded confidence of starting the construction work for the Greenfield steel project, billed as the country's single largest FDI, early next year.
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POSCO asked to halt $12 billion Odisha project by UN panel
The construction of the massive steel plant and port in Odisha by POSCO must not proceed as planned without ensuring adequate safeguards and assuring that the rights of the thousands of people are respected, the UN panel said.
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Tata Steel, South Korea’s POSCO to Jointly Develop Hyperloop Tubes
Tata Steel Europe, a unit of India’s Tata Steel, and South Korea's POSCO will collaborate to develop steel tubes needed for high-speed hyperloop transportation systems, the companies said in a joint statement on Monday.
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POSCO Offers To Surrender Land For Planned Steel Project In Odisha
The move could be a sign that the world's fourth-biggest steelmaker is scrapping the proposed 12 million-tonnes-a-year steel plant in Odisha.
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POSCO Shifts Focus From Odisha Project, Says 'No Progress'
Steel giant POSCO has shifted its focus from a proposed $12-billion steel plant in Odisha citing "no progress" in the project.
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Not Quitting Odisha, Says South Korean Steel Giant Posco
South Korean steel major Posco today said it is not quitting Odisha, even as its over $12 billion project has been hanging fire for almost a decade.
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Posco Mining Linkage Issue: Submitted Information to Centre, Says Odisha
With uncertainty prevailing over Posco's Rs 52,000-crore mega steel project near Paradip, the Odisha government has said the ball is in the Centre's court with regard to raw material linkage for the South Korean firm.
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Posco Seeks Refund From Odisha Rail Line Undertaking
South Korean steel giant Posco has sought refund from a rail line undertaking to be set up in partnership with Odhisa government citing change in company law but said it wasn't pulling out from the $12-billion steel project in the state.
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Centre seeks Odisha's response on iron ore lease to Posco
The Centre has sought response from the Odisha government on grant of iron ore licence to South Korean steel giant Posco for its Rs 52,000-crore steel project involving the largest ever foreign direct investment (FDI) in India.
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Posco's Rs 52,000-crore Odisha project to start only after polls: report
South Korean steel giant Posco may have to wait more before it can start its Rs 52,000-crore steel project in Odisha, which involves the largest-ever foreign direct investment (FDI) in India, as the state government is not expected to transfer the required land to it till after the Lok Sabha polls are over, according to a source.
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POSCO to start work on steel plant in coming weeks: Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh also said the firm's request for an iron ore mining license - the final regulatory hurdle for the project which would be the biggest foreign direct investment in India - was in "advanced stage of processing".
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ArcelorMittal's iron ore mining project to be considered by green panel: report
Days after approving long-pending Posco's steel project, the Environment Ministry has called a meeting of its top advisory body this week to consider giving go-ahead to iron ore mining project of ArcelorMittal's $12-billion steel plant in Jharkhand, according to a source.
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Odisha government to sign fresh agreement with Posco
Optimistic about progress of Posco's Rs 52,000 crore steel project, Odisha government today said it would sign a fresh tripartite agreement with the South Korean steel major as the validity of the original MoU lapsed three years ago.
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Environment Ministry clears POSCO project in Odisha
The Environment Ministry has given its go-ahead to POSCO's planned steel plant in Odisha, but has asked it to spend on "social commitments", a company spokesman said, raising the project's cost by $600 million to $12.6 billion.
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Environment ministry gives nod to lift cost of POSCO's India plant to $12.6 billion
The environment ministry has given its go-ahead to POSCO's planned steel plant in the country, but has asked it to spend on "social commitments", raising the project's cost by $600 million to $12.6 billion, a company spokesman said.
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Odisha to sign new MoU with Posco by November first week: minister
The state government activated the process of signing a new MoU with Posco-India a day after South Korean ambassador Joon-gyu Lee exuded confidence of starting the construction work for the Greenfield steel project, billed as the country's single largest FDI, early next year.
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POSCO asked to halt $12 billion Odisha project by UN panel
The construction of the massive steel plant and port in Odisha by POSCO must not proceed as planned without ensuring adequate safeguards and assuring that the rights of the thousands of people are respected, the UN panel said.
