The Iranian steel industry has long been a cornerstone of the nation's industrial growth, emerging as a significant player in the global market in the years following the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

The formal signing of agreements with eighteen cement factories nationwide signals a shift from pilot projects to a broader industrial embrace of waste-to-energy solutions.

Sangan manages the entire supply chain—from extraction to the production of iron ore concentrates, pellets, and ultimately steel.

The steel industry is a key pillar of the economy of many countries, which has led to construction, development and progress in societies for centuries.

Several trade unions in Germany warn of the severe consequences of soaring energy costs in the country, saying hundreds of thousands of jobs are at risk due to high electricity prices exceeding international standards.

The UK's steel industry is on the brink of collapse, putting around 35,000 jobs at risk.

One of Iran’s major steel companies says it foiled a cyberattack apparently targeting the country’s strategic industrial sector.