India's state-controlled mining firm Coal India (CIL) has formed a joint venture with NLC India, a state-controlled lignite producer and utility, to set up thermal and solar power assets with a combined capacity of 5GW in the country.

Most agreed that the increased production is a concern and could lead to an oversupply on the market and lower prices.

This week, the ferrosilicon market continued running stably, with little price change.

Latest Ferrosilicon Standard GB / T 2272-2020 will be implemented on September 1, 2020.

Ferrosilicon tender notice of July, 2020 (07/10/2020).

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