網頁2013年8月27日 · The Steel Manufacturers Association of Ghana (SMAG), has called on the Minister of Trade and Industry, Mr Haruna Iddrisu not to review the legal ban on export of ferrous scrap. Speaking at a news onference on Monday, Mr M. J. Patel, Chairman of SMAG, called on the Minister to rescind his decision to open a […] 網頁2024年3月20日 · WhoWe Are. Who. We Are. We are the Steel Manufacturers Association—the largest steel association in America. We represent the electric arc furnace (EAF) steel industry, which accounts for 70% of domestic steel made today. We are stewards for safety and sustainability. We are pioneers for innovation and change.

Excessive importation is killing Local steel industry ... Steel Manufacturers Association of Ghana …

網頁2024年8月1日 · The Steel Manufacturers Association of Ghana (SMAG) says the recent increase in electricity tariff, coupled with high cost of importation of steel, is killing the local steel industry. ... 網頁2024年8月5日 · Rev. Dr Dawson-Ahmoah highlighted two confronting challenges namely: increase in electricity tariff of over 92 per cent and the ever-increasing importation of steel into the country. “We are saddened … hawkes school portraits discount code

Steel Manufacturers Appeal To Ministry - Modern Ghana

網頁2024年2月1日 · According to the Steel Manufacturers Association of Ghana (SMAG), average annual demand for locally manufactured steel (300,000 Mt) is far lower than the installed capacity of 1 million Mt due to reliance on cheap imported steel (AEP, 2024). 網頁2024年8月28日 · Earlier this year, the Steel Manufacturers Association of Ghana (SMAG) expressed with grave concern that the ever-increasing importation of steel into the country is having adverse effect on the growth and development of the industry with the situation being 網頁2007年1月18日 · Though the four steel companies in Ghana are operating below 60 per cent of their capacity, these local companies, put together, currently employ over 2,000 people. This means that should the supply situation be corrected with an effective ban, close to 2,000 more Ghanaians could be employed directly by these companies. hawkes school portraits