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Eurostrategy Global Steel Industry Outlook report

Global Steel Industry Outlook to 2017

Publish date: February 2008
Author: Eurostrategy Consultants
Report Size: 272 pages - 150 Figures & 240 tables
Report Format: PDF document
Update Frequency:Annual
Major Organisations Referenced:

  • Arcelor Mittal
  • Nucor
  • Tata Steel
  • Evraz
  • Severstaal
  • Novolipetsk

£5000 / €7500 / $10000



Who reads these reports?

Arcelor Mittal
BHP Billiton
Celsa
European Commission
Stemcor
Voestalpine

Abstract: Global Steel Industry Outlook (GSIO) is a 10 year forecast updated annually. Not only does it provide regional (and key country) demand forecasts, but also looks at key developments on the supply-side. It provides a succinct summary of trends in producer consolidation and capacity growth, and its analysis of regional trade will raise questions about what is likely to happen when demand either slows or turns down.

Besides providing an updated analysis of the nature and prospects for 6 new EU countries, the 2008 outlook also includes a focus on the emerging markets of the Balkans and North Africa, and a review of global trends in white goods production.

Provided that there are no major economic or political crises over the coming decade, this 2008 edition of Global Steel Industry Outlook forecasts:

  • Global steel consumption will increase to rise by 71% on 2007’s level.
  • Demand for steel in North America and Western Europe is expected to decline before picking up from the third quarter of 2009.
  • Demand for steel remains strong in emerging economies.
  • Tighter capital markets over the next two years could lead to further consolidation in the steel industry.
  • The focus regions of the 2008 report are the Balkans and Africa. Of these countries, Morocco is expected to show the fastest growth. Egypt is likely to consolidate its position as Africa’s largest steel consumer.

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 Idian Iron Ore report available from SBB

Iron Ore: India’s Resources, Global Dynamics
May 2008 Edition

Publish date: May 2008
Author: Dr Firoz
Report Size: 269 pages
Report Format: PDF document
Update Frequency: Single Issue
Major Organisations Referenced:

  • National Minerals Development Corporation ( NMDC)
  • Kudremukh Ltd
  • Tata Steel
  • Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL)
  • Essar Steel
  • Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd ( RINL)

£2560 / €3250/ $5000


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Dr Firoz
Table of Contents
This report is an obligatory read for anyone investing in Indian Steel, Iron Ore, and those trading raw materials
Abstract: In the last 5 years India has emerged as the 3rd largest global supplier of spot iron ore, behind only Brazil and Australia. With current spot prices reaching almost US$ 200 in November, this is a strategic and vital resource for the steel industry. Some analyst predict a 25% to 50% year on year increase in 2008 on long-term contracts.

Find out from this report how this will change the landscape of Indian Iron Ore. Will the governments export duty help keep this resource at home it would have no impact? Would the free market forces of supply and demand prevail, letting Indian iron ore land in the furnaces of those willing to pay the price?

China consumes over 50% of the international seaborne ore, and its steel industry is growing at a pace at which the mining industry cannot match in bringing new projects. India was a natural choice as a supplier, but will this continue? For how long?

Read in over 250 pages all about what the future holds.

Key topics addressed:

  • Statistical profile and analysis of the Iron Ore industry in India 
  • List of mining licenses and merchant mining companies
  • Data file on 450 mines including detailed looked at capacity, future plans, and logistical situation 
  • List of major steel projects 
  • Prices of iron ore in the domestic market and for exports 
  • Iron Ore demand forecast in India by type until 2015 
  • Forecast of Iron Ore production, consumption and trade 
  • Trends in investment in iron and steel industry 
  • Current and future agglomeration capacity 
  • Policy issues in Iron Ore 
  • Importance of Indian Iron Ore to the global steel industry 

 

   

 

 

 


 

SBB China White Goods Industry steel report

China's Steel End Users - a series of SBB reports

Publish date: Aug 2006 - April 2007
Author: SBB
Report Size: approx 50 pages
Report Format: PDF document
Update Frequency: Single issue
Major Organisations Referenced:

  • Panzhihua Steel
  • Haier Group
  • China State Construction Engineering Corp (CSCEC)
  • Laiwu Steel
  • Jinan Steel
  • Baosteel
  • Volkswagen
  • General Motors

From £350/ €550 / $699


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Who reads these reports?
MERKUR
King Steel
BHP Billiton
POSCO
ThyssenKrupp Steel AG
Macsteel

Steel Business Briefing has researched and written a range of reports on China's steel end users. Each report focuses on a specific steel-using industry.

These reports are available in PDF format and were published between August 2006 and April 2007.

China's White Goods Report - £375 / €550 / $749

This report covers the development of the White Goods industry in China, and in particular, its relationship with the steel industry, dealing with refrigerators, air conditioners and washing machines.

A detailed analysis of consumer demand for white goods including trends and influences such as population growth. This leads onto the white goods industry's demand for steel and its various applications, as well as a review of the major steel suppliers to the industry.

China's Construction Industry - £350 / €515 / $699

In looking at steel consumption in China's construction industry, the report gives an overview of both past and present developments, and looks at who is building in China. It answers the following key questions:

  • Will domestic supply be able to meet domestic demand?
  • What H-Beam lines exist and are under construction?
  • Will the sector continue to dominate China’s steel demand?
  • Which companies are buying all the steel?

The report also notes advancements in the development and application of higher strength and higher value construction steel products, illustrated in two case studies.

China's Shipbuilding Industry - £350 / €515 / $699

The Shipbuilding report reviews the history of this sector in China, and gives an overview including current and future production and capacity levels.

China’s ship plate producers are analysed and a summary of the current Shipbuilding steel supply situation is given.

Includes a map of ship production capacity vs ship plate steel mills & mill owned service centres!

China's Automotive Industry - £350 / €515/ $699

This report will present and analyse the Automotive industry in China. It gives a history and overview of the auto sector, and looks at current and future production and capacity levels. In giving a summary of the current auto-steel supply situation and conclusions, the report also considers international JV's and co-operations.

Report includes a complete list of China’s car producing companies, their parent
companies and their subsidiaries and JV’s.

Includes map of all 157 vehicle assembly lines in China!

 

  

 

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