Tata Steel has contracted Welsh engineering firm Systems Group for a vital project in Port Talbot, South Wales. This ...

Tata Steel has awarded a major contract for work on its Port Talbot site. Tata Steel has awarded the contract to Systems ...

Tata Steel recently signed an agreement to install a new pickling line at its Port Talbot site in Wales. The steel industry leader’s latest move will offer 50% more capacity than the existing line.

“The facility will secure high-quality steel production, preserve thousands of jobs, and safeguard steel making in Port ...

This week the UK Government committed to investing £500 million into Tata Steel's Port Talbot plan, in a bid to make steel making greener.. Jonathan Reynolds told the House of Commons the deal ...

Tata Steel has told MPs it would consider additional future investment in its Port Talbot plant if more government funding was made available. Tata's restructuring plans involve cutting 2,800 UK ...

Tata Steel's new electric arc furnace in Port Talbot given green light. The plans, which Tata says will cut on-site CO2 emissions by 90%, were approved on Tuesday.

Tata is expected to contribute £1.25bn towards the development of the steelworks, which currently employs 4,000 people. An estimated 3,000 jobs are to be lost, 2,000 of them at Port Talbot.

Tata boss TV Narendran says the job losses are necessary despite attempts to save the Port Talbot site "Over the last 15 years, I think we've invested something like £5bn to keep the business going.

Tata Steel works at Port Talbot [Photo by Phil Beard / Flickr / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0]. Tata employs 8,000 workers in the UK and the job losses represent 35 percent of the total. In the early 1970s when ...

It is a devastating blow to the 4,000-strong workforce at Tata’s main site at Port Talbot in south Wales, which is expected to bear the brunt of the job losses. Tata employs about 8,000 people ...

Tata Steel is investing $1.56 billion to upgrade its Port Talbot site with new equipment, including a pickling line and electric arc furnaces, to transition to green steelmaking.