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For the second time in a matter of months, truck drivers in South Korea started a strike on Thursday morning threatening major disruptions across the...

For the second time in a matter of months, truck drivers in South Korea started a strike on Thursday morning threatening major disruptions across the...

Cobalt spot prices were flat for the month, LME inventory was generally flat. Read the November 2022 edition of Cobalt Miners News here.

Koreas top steelmaker POSCO is expected to fully normalize its facilities damaged by a September typhoon during the first quarter of next year, the industry ministry said Monday.

POSCO Chemical held a ceremony on Thursday to celebrate the construction of its cathode materials factory in Gwangyang, South Jeolla Province, which can annually produce up to 90,000 tons of the core material for electric vehicle (EV) batteries.

POSCO International, a trading affiliate of steel giant POSCO, is strengthening its cooperation with NongHyup Feed, an animal feed manufacturing affiliate of the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, for a stable supply of key input produce materials, according to the two firms, Wednesday.

South Koreas Navy said Monday it has retrieved a piece of the debris of a ballistic missile that North Korea fired southward last week past its de facto maritime border with the South in the East Sea.

POSCO International, which is set to merge with POSCO Energy, unveiled a plan to invest 3.8 trillion won ($2.67 billion) by 2025 to become a global energy company, during a company shareholders meeting, which was held on Friday.

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Most of the recent aluminum flowing into LME warehouses is not newly made, and produced in India or the Middle East.