(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 ...

(Reuters) -Australia's BlueScope Steel reported a 90% drop in full-year profit on Monday, after logging an impairment charge ...

Australia's BlueScope Steel reported a 90% slump in annual profit on Monday, citing an impairment charge at its coated ...

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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.

BlueScope Steel reported a 90% drop in annual net profit on lower steel prices and a write-down against its U.S. coated-products business. The Australia-based steelmaker kept its dividend steady, ...