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Whitehaven Coal has acquired two metallurgical coal mines in Queensland from BHP Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA). The sale signals optimism about demand for Australian metallurgical coal that will prove misplaced in the long term.
Swedish steel maker SSAB will invest 6.2 billion crowns ($611 million) in an electric arc furnace and raw material handling at its Oxelosund mill to slash greenhouse gas emissions, it said on Friday.