Algoma Steel reported four meetings with the federal government in August, including two with Prime Minister's Office staff, according to the federal lobbying registry.
🏛️ LOBBYING Algoma Steel ($ASTL.NE) met Prime Minister's Office staff twice in August, per the lobbying registry. In all, 4 meetings with the federal government in August (85 in the past 12 months), on international trade, industry and government procurement.This post is also on Threads
What the filings show
Algoma Steel (TSX: ASTL) reported four meetings with the federal government in August, according to monthly communication reports filed with the federal lobbying registry.
The company has reported 85 meetings with the federal government in the past 12 months.
Who Algoma Steel met
Two of the August meetings were with staff of the Prime Minister's Office: Tim Krupa, Deputy Chief of Staff, on Aug. 24, and Mathew Hall, Senior Global Affairs Advisor, on Aug. 26.
The company also met Chanel Sterie, a Senior Advisor at Public Services and Procurement Canada, and Kendal Hembroff, an Associate Assistant Deputy Minister at Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, both on Aug. 14.
What the meetings covered
The reports listed international trade and industry as subjects of three meetings each, and government procurement and defence as subjects of two meetings each.
Algoma Steel across the public record
One provincial legislator, a BC NDP member in British Columbia, holds the stock.
Share price context
Algoma Steel shares closed at $6.19 on Oct. 2.
