25 September 2000 It has been asserted at a number of conferences over the last year that the restructuring of the Central and East European (CEE) steel industry has all but stopped. By and large, but with a few exceptions perhaps in Poland and the Czech and Slovak Republics, these assertions are true. Therefore, it is necessary to focus on […]
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