The World’s Top 5 Steel Producing Countries

Read about latest statistics in an updated version here: Which Countries are the World’s Top Five Steel Producers?   Just about everything – from the

Damascus Steel: The Inspiration behind the Game of Thrones Weaponry

Game of Thrones, the award-winning HBO television series, is well into its sixth season, and continues to enthrall audiences across the world with its stunning

Increase in Rate of Business Profit for the First Quarter Led by Success of WP Products

The company held an Investor Relations meeting on April 21, where it announced that it had recorded 15.1 trillion won in sales revenue and 731 billion won in

POSCO-CLPC Takes the Lead in the Automotive Steel Market in China

In the second part of POSCO Weekly’s series featuring the recipients of POSCO’s Excellent Overseas Affiliate Prize, we introduce to you POSCO-CLPC, the

Growth of POSCO-MPPC Boosts Mexican Automotive Industry

On March 25, POSCO presented the Excellent Overseas Affiliate Prize to three companies that exhibited outstanding performance, business practices and results

Recycled Steel Changing the Way the World Uses Metal

In addition to being widely used in a myriad of industries, from automobile production to building construction, steel is also the most commonly recycled

Across Dubai’s Skyline, Steel Glistens

Dubai. The mere mention of the city conjures up images such as towering skyscrapers, luxury hotels and mysterious desert dunes. But compared to its neighboring

Steel Safety Day: Moving Machinery

The World Steel Association endeavors to create an “injury-free, illness-free and healthy workplace with zero incidents.” As part of its efforts to meet this

Renault’s EOLAB Shines at 2015 Seoul Motor Show

The 2015 Seoul Motor Show, which will run until April 12 at the Korea International Exhibition Center (KINTEX), is in full swing. Under the theme “Experience

Amazing Facts You Didn’t Know About the Evolution of Steel

1. The earliest known product of steel is about 4,000 years old.   2. The tin can was first patented in 1810. Today about 200 billion tin cans are