Xiangtan Iron and Steel Group takes initiative to boost steel processing industry
chinarealnews.typepad.com     Jun 20, 2008          

2008-06-20 Changsha The presentation conference concerning the development of fine steel and deep processing industry was held at Hunan province-based Xiangtan Iron and Steel Group on June 17. The company signed a framework agreement with Xiangtan city at the conference, with an aim to establish a fine steel & deep processing association in... [read full story]                    


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chinarealnews.typepad.com     Aug 21, 2008          

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chinarealnews.typepad.com     May 27, 2008          

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openpr.com     Apr 23, 2008          

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India Car Plant Under Fire

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