Ownership Change for Chromium in United States
Yildirim Group of Companies signed an acquisition agreement for Elementis Chromium, acquiring Elementis’ U.S. chromite processing operations.
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Yildirim Group of Companies signed an acquisition agreement for Elementis Chromium, acquiring Elementis’ U.S. chromite processing operations.
USGS announced a $3.2 million project to collect geophysical data to improve mapping of chromite and other critical mineral resources in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota.
Universal Stainless resumed operations at its Bridgeville mill after the spill, with no injuries or environmental impacts.
Universal Stainless & Alloy Products reported a liquid‑metal spill caused by a furnace shell breach in Bridgeville, PA, suspending operations for a week.
USGS published the 2022 Final List of Critical Minerals, adding chromium to the list and influencing U.S. policy on critical mineral development.
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act allocated $64 million per year for five years to the Earth MRI program, supporting data collection for critical minerals including chromite.
Cleveland-Cliffs idled its Indiana Harbor No.7 blast furnace from 1 September 2021 for 45‑day maintenance.
Cleveland-Cliffs canceled a planned second‑quarter maintenance outage at its Indiana Harbor No.7 blast furnace, keeping the plant operational.
DLA Strategic Materials disposed of chromium ferroalloys and chromium metal under FY 2021 AMP, reducing national defense stockpile.
DLA Strategic Materials planned to sell ferrochromium until FY2015 disposal limits, but required congressional approval to extend sales into FY2016, affecting chromium availability.
DLA Strategic Materials set maximum disposal limits for ferrochromium (21,300 t) and chromium metal (136 t) for FY2015, influencing future chromium supply.
U.S. tariffs on ferrochromium silicon and chromium metal were set at 10% ad val, impacting import costs and trade flows.
The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency set maximum disposal targets for chromium materials in its fiscal year 2014 Annual Materials Plan, influencing future stockpile management.
The Coos Bay ore processing facility was operational for a single month in December 2013, briefly resuming chromium processing operations.
The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency disposed of chromium materials from the National Defense Stockpile under its fiscal year 2013 Annual Materials Plan, reducing strategic reserves.
Outokumpu acquired the Calvert City stainless steel plant, expanding its chromium supply chain.
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