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ferroalloy

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fer·ro·al·loy  (fr-loi, --loi)
n.
Any of various alloys of iron and one or more other elements, such as manganese or silicon, used as a raw material in the production of steel.


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Steel mills that make bar stock (so called bar mills), for example, can utilize selected tool and die scraps as a replacement for some of the expensive virgin ferroalloys that they use now.
Ninety percent of Eurasian Natural Resources production comes from Kazakhstan's iron ore, ferroalloy and alumina assets, which the partners allegedly obtained access to via favorable ties to Kazakhstan's long-serving president, Nursultan Nazarbayev.
In PLR 6412105700A, the IRS held that a CFC engaging the services of an iron ore converter would not earn FBCSI on the sale of that converted iron ore even though the iron ore was purchased from related parties and was converted into ferroalloy outside of the country of incorporation of the CFC.
 
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