Sentence examples for ore purchases from inspiring English sources

Commodity imports rose sharply last month, with iron ore purchases jumping 17 percent from June.

In March, a Shanghai court sentenced Stern Hu, an Australian executive with the mining company Rio Tinto, to 10 years in prison, partly on charges of stealing commercial secrets involving China's iron ore purchases.

China's top three steel makers have agreed to an alliance that will include joint ore purchases and future equity crossholdings to try to cut costs and increase competitiveness against foreign steel companies.

In early July, the deadline came and went during Rio Tinto's negotiations with a group of Chinese steelmakers for setting a benchmark price for iron ore purchases.

The near-doubling of the price of ore purchased from Rio Tinto is a substantially larger increase than that negotiated with Vale, a Brazilian firm whose price agreements typically provide a benchmark for other ore producers.

Many of them are stuck with inventories of iron ore purchased at peak prices.

On Sept. 3 Vale announced that it was negotiating with its Asian clients for an 11.0% to 11.5% price hike, depending on the type of iron ore purchased, to align prices with those in Europe.

Steel mills locked into long-term ore-purchasing contracts can be tempted to default on those agreements when the spot, or noncontract, price of iron ore falls below their contracted prices.

The iron ore was purchased from the Adorf mining district, which is situated 35 km northwest of the ironworks (Fig. 1).

Sir John Anderson and Ambassador John Winant hammered out a deal with Sengier and the Belgian government in May 1944 for the mine to be reopened and 1720 LT of ore to be purchased at $1.45 a pound.

"We have cut shipments from miners this year and mainly purchased domestic ore in the first half as prices are falling so rapidly," said the industry official, who works at a midsize Chinese steel mill that has supply contracts with Vale and Rio Tinto.