Metinvest to declare force majeure on some contracts after Zaporizhstal, Kamet Steel halted by shelling – COO
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Holding Metinvest from Ukraine is forced to review multimillion-dollar contracts due to damage to key metallurgical plants and the shutdown of the ports of Grand Odessa. The Ukrainian holding company Metinvest plans to declare force majeure for part of the contracts. This decision is related to damage to the Kametstal factories in the Dnipropetrovsk region and the Zapopropestal region, as well as to the idle ports of Greater Odessa, which is tra…
Following the retaliatory attacks on the two metallurgical plants, the Ukrainian group Metinvest will announce partial force majeure.
The Metinvest metal team is forced to declare force majeure under a number of multimillion-dollar contracts following the shutdown of key metallurgical complexes as a result of Russian rocket and drone strikes, as reported by the operating director of the group, Alexander Mironenko.
Metinvest to declare force majeure on some contracts after Zaporizhstal, Kamet Steel halted by shelling – COO
Mining and steel group Metinvest will declare force majeure on some contracts after its Zaporizhstal and Kamet Steel plants were forced to halt operations due to shelling by occupying forces, Metinvest Chief Operating Officer Oleksandr Myronenko told Forbes Ukraine.
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