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Date: 6 May 2021Source: www.forelspa.com
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Date: 6 May 2021
In their path for a always higher technology, Q4Glass choose Forel as a supplier for the vertical processing machinery.
The Polish company Q4Glass was born twelve years ago, but is quickly growing, accepting the most ambitious projects, creating a strong reputation and gaining more and more customers in Poland and abroad. In their path for a always higher technology, they choose Forel as a supplier for the vertical processing machinery.
“We have a passion for glass and for challenges. This is the feeling that create this company”
Tata Steel transfers JCAPC, Tata BlueScope stake to downstream products arm
January 02, 2021
A lean structure will help tap synergies across businesses, widen market reach
As part of its effort to reorganise business under four distinct divisions, Tata Steel has transferred its 51 per cent stake in Jamshedpur Continuous Annealing and Processing Company and 50 per cent stake in Tata BlueScope Steel to its wholly-owned subsidiary Tata Steel Downstream Products.
In November, Tata Steel had announced plans to reorganise its footprint in India under four clusters long products, downstream, mining and utilities and infrastructure to drive scale, synergies and simplification besides creating value for stakeholders.