Nippon Steel, Shanghai Baoshan ink joint venture accord

Nippon Steel, Shanghai Baoshan ink joint venture accord

SHANGHAI, China - Representatives from Nippon Steel Corp. and Shanghai Baoshan Iron & Steel Co., China's largest steelmaker, sign an agreement at a Shanghai hotel on July 22 to set up a joint venture to manufacture steel sheets for automobiles. (Kyodo)

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