Asset Report
Tangshan steel plant
Report summary
Tangshan Iron and Steel is an integrated steel plant in Tangshan city, Hebei province. Tangshan is state-owned and now a subsidiary of Hebei Iron and Steel (HBIS) Group, the third-largest steel producer in China. Tangshan is a high-cost producer in China because it heavily depends on imported iron ore. Tangshan used to own a few captive mines, Shirengou, Bangmoshan, Miaogou and Sijiaying, all of which are now operated by Hebei Iron and Steel Mining after the consolidation in 2008. The plant also buys more than half of its coke from the merchant market.
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- Operating cash costs
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