Stelco upgrading two operations

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Stelco Inc., the largest steel manufacturer in Canada, has announced that it will put in C$160 million to upgrade and expand the capacities of its two production facilities. Stelco's Lake Erie Steel Co. Ltd. in Nanticoke in Ontario, Canada, will undertake a C$120-million upgrade that will increase the plant's yearly hot strip rolling capacity by 500,000 tons to 2.7 million tons. The Stelco-McMaster Ltee in Contrecouer in Quebec will be refitted with a new 16-stand, in-line rolling mill and extended cooling to boost its production capacity by over 100,000 tons to about 600,000 tons annually. Both plants are expected to be fully operational by the second quarter of 2000.

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Will be refitted with a new 16-stand, in-line rolling mill to boost its capacity by over 100,000 tons to about 600,000 tons a yr

Canada, Primary Iron & Steel, Iron and Steel Mills and Ferroalloy Manufacturing, Expanded capacity, plant expansion, Article, Lake Erie Steel Company Ltd., Stelco-McMaster Ltee

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Stelco employee groups grab for control

Article Abstract:

The details of the negotiations done by the trade unions representing the employees and the company Stelco are presented.

Negotiation, mediation and arbitration

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Stelco seeks to shave its fixed costs

Article Abstract:

The plans of Stelco Inc. to control its fixed costs in order to protect itself from economic downturns are discussed.

Management dynamics, Cost Control Techniques, Methods, Management, Company business management, Cost control, Cost reduction

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