June 26 (Bloomberg) -- Sinosteel Corp. , China's second- largest iron ore trader, is seeking Australian approval to take a ``substantial'' stake in Murchison Metals Ltd. , which may allow it to control a A$3 billion ($2.9 billion) mining project. The ...

Australia will decide within three months whether it would be in its interest to allow Chinese steel maker Sinosteel Corp. to increase its stake in Australian iron ore miner Murchison Metals Ltd., the government said Thursday. Australia's Foreign ...

CANBERRA/SYDNEY, June 26 (Reuters) - Australia played down reports on Thursday that it might tighten foreign-investment rules to curb Chinese takeovers of local resource firms, as it emerged that China's Sinosteel was pursuing a second iron ore miner ...

Baosteel chairman Xu Lejiang spoke of the potential investment in Shanghai, where his firm receieved its first shipment of iron ore from...

Chinese investment has a role to play in the Australian economy, Treasurer Wayne Swan says. Mr Swan’s comments came after China’s largest iron ore trader, Sinosteel, appeared to have done a deal to b.

Swan OK with Chinese investment

Australia says no block to China resource investment ... in supplies of raw materials such as coal and iron ore to fuel an expected ...

ArcelorMittal is planning to invest up to $8 billion in Indonesia, aiming to capture key supplies of iron ore.

ArcelorMittal is planning to invest up to $8 billion in Indonesia, aiming to capture key supplies of iron ore.

ArcelorMittal is planning to invest up to $8 billion in Indonesia, aiming to capture key supplies of iron ore.