Tata Steel Announces Early Shutdown of Port Talbot Coke Ovens

Monday, 18 March 2024, 16:00

Tata Steel has decided to halt the operations of coke ovens at its Port Talbot plant in south Wales earlier than planned, causing concern among workers and the union Community. This move follows the firm's confirmation of the closure of blast furnaces by the end of the year due to operational stability issues. The decision has been met with strong opposition from the union and is seen as a significant setback for the local community.
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Tata Steel Announces Early Shutdown of Port Talbot Coke Ovens

Tata Steel's Decision Sparks Controversy

Tata Steel has announced an early shutdown of the coke ovens at its Port Talbot plant, a move that has been criticized by the union Community as a 'massive blow'.

Reason for Closure

The closure was attributed to a 'deterioration of operational stability' according to the steelmaker, which is owned by the Indian conglomerate Tata. This decision comes on the heels of the confirmation of blast furnace closures by the end of the year.


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