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Nightingale HQ team attend UK Metals Expo

Nightingale HQ team attend UK Metals Expo

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UK Metals Expo 2025 is a leading trade event that brings together the full metals industry from raw materials and machinery to digital and green technologies. We are particularly looking forward to hearing from steelmakers such as Tata Steel, ArcelorMittal, Premier Steel, Marcegaglia, British Steel, and Outokumpu, who will share valuable perspectives on the current state of the industry and future strategies.

Key topics throughout the conference include EAF steelmaking, CBAM readiness, circular economy models, and low-carbon sourcing. A highlight will be the keynote address by T. V. Narendran, CEO of Tata Steel and Chair of the World Steel Association, who will provide a global outlook on the steel industry and its transition toward a greener, more resilient future.

This is a great opportunity to connect with industry leaders and explore the tech and innovations shaping the future of steel manufacturing and construction.

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