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Dofasco completes acquisition of Quebec Cartier Mining Company

· Issued by Playgon Games, Inc. via CNW
HAMILTON, ON, July 22 /CNW/ - Dofasco announced today that it has
successfully completed the acquisition of Quebec Cartier Mining Company (QCM)
following receipt of regulatory approval. QCM is a leading producer of iron
ore products in Quebec, with executive offices located in Montreal. The
acquisition was previously announced on June 9, 2005.
Dofasco effected the acquisition by purchasing all of the preferred
shares of QCM owned by CAEMI of Brazil and Investissement Quebec for total
consideration of $306 million. Dofasco already owned the remaining one third
of the preferred shares. Effective July 22, 2005, all of the outstanding
preferred shares of QCM have been converted into common shares, resulting in
Dofasco holding approximately 98.7% of the common shares.
"The completion of this acquisition will provide significant value for
Dofasco shareholders," Don Pether, Dofasco's President and Chief Executive
Officer, said commenting on the transaction. "Dofasco continues to work
towards its goal of monetizing the value of QCM through an offering of QCM
securities in the public markets."
Dofasco is a leading North American steel solutions provider. Product
lines include hot rolled, cold rolled, galvanized, Extragal(TM), Galvalume(TM)
and tinplate flat rolled steels, as well as tubular products, laser-welded
blanks and Zyplex(TM), a proprietary laminate. Dofasco's wide range of steel
products is sold to customers in the automotive, construction, energy,
manufacturing, pipe and tube, appliance, packaging and steel distribution
industries.

This News Release may contain forward-looking information with respect  
to Dofasco's operations and future financial results. Actual results may
differ from expected results for a variety of reasons including the factors
discussed in the Management's Discussion and Analysis section of Dofasco's
2004 Annual Report and the Quarterly Report to Shareholders for the period
ended March 31, 2005.