News & insights
Group news, project updates, investment guides and technical insights for foreign investors.
The six main legal steps for a foreign-invested factory under the 2025 Investment Law, the 2025 Construction Law, the Fire Law and the amended Environmental Law, with authorities and legal sources.
Activities, events and announcements from World Steel Group.
Standards compliance, export experience, large-scale manufacturing capacity and an ESG commitment: the reasons Australian projects work with World Steel Group.
IAS AC472, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 3834-2, EN 1090 and AS/NZS 5131: what each certification covers and what it means for World Steel Group’s clients.
Market access, quality management and brand reputation: what the AS/NZS 5131 certification brings to World Steel Group and its partners.
Progress and milestones of World Steel projects.
World Steel Group supplied precision-fabricated Q355GNH weathering steel for the Goldfields Arts Centre upgrade in Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia.
Investment, land, construction and fire safety procedures for factory projects in Vietnam, following current regulations.
Required documents, the minimum drawing set, land documents for industrial-zone plots and five checks before filing online.
The EIA now runs with the feasibility study, appraisal dossiers are shorter and permits take 30–32 days. Checklists under Circular 09/2026/TT-BNNMT.
Appendix III thresholds for class A–E production buildings and warehouses, who appraises which content, and the 6-working-day fire police appraisal.
The three dossiers a factory investor needs: the fire police dossier (new Form PC11), the self-appraisal file (Form PC13) and the acceptance dossier (Form PC18).
Steel structures, design standards, welding quality and construction.
Five questions on AS/NZS compliance, traceability, independent inspection, Australian track record and NCR handling that every contractor should ask an offshore fabricator.
Rework, shipping delays, site rejection and legal exposure: the hidden costs that turn cheap, non-compliant steel into the most expensive steel on site.
How AS/NZS 5131 classifies steel structures into CC1, CC2 and CC3, and what each category means for QC, weld testing, traceability and certification.
What COR-TEN weathering steel is, iconic projects that use it, its benefits in construction, and World Steel’s experience supplying it.
