(Reuters) -Australian steel producer Bluescope said annual profit plummeted 90%, blaming a "maze" of tariffs imposed by U.S.

Expanding in the U.S. has been part of a strategy plotted by BlueScope Steel to diversify from its home market of Australia.

BlueScope is considering whether it could buy a midstream US steelmaking operation before making a decision on a delayed ...

In Australia and New Zealand, where BlueScope has been operating for almost 60 years, about half of sales volumes are value-added products. However, in Asia these products are nascent, and in the US ...

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Skyrocketing electricity and gas prices are pushing domestic manufacturing to a tipping point, BlueScope warns, as its full-year profit drops 90 per cent.

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An Australian manufacturing boss has lamented energy costs which are “three to four times more expensive” than in North America and raised alarms about the future of manufacturing in Australia after ...

BlueScope Steel Studying Whether It Could Buy, Not Build, More U.S. Growth BlueScope Steel is considering whether it could buy a midstream U.S. steelmaking operation before making a decision on a ...

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