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Photo – Decarbonization of the global steel industry is at risk due to the blast furnace production expansion – GEM
Decarbonization of the global steel industry is at risk due to the blast furnace production expansion – GEM

Global Energy Monitor expects global blast furnace capacity to increase by another 88 million tons by 2035

Photo – OECD calls for action amid record growth in global steel capacity surplus
OECD calls for action amid record growth in global steel capacity surplus

The main sources of growth are Asia, particularly India, ASEAN countries, and the Middle East

Photo – Steel is on its way to «net zero»
Steel is on its way to «net zero»

The need to combat climate change on an international scale makes the decarbonization of the steel industry irreversible

Photo – Nippon Steel, ArcelorMittal and others: major mergers and acquisitions in the steel industry
Nippon Steel, ArcelorMittal and others: major mergers and acquisitions in the steel industry

2024-2025 will be marked by a large number of M&A deals in the iron and steel industry, transforming the landscape of the global steel industry

Photo – OECD warns of deepening global crisis in the global steel industry
OECD warns of deepening global crisis in the global steel industry

Overcapacity in the global steel industry to grow by 20% by 2027

Photo – Huta Czestochowa – to be or not to be
Huta Czestochowa – to be or not to be

The plant is insolvent again and may change its owner

Photo – Global pig iron production increased by 2.8% y/y in February
Global pig iron production increased by 2.8% y/y in February

In January-February, the indicator increased by 1.5% y/y

Photo – EU steel market is under pressure of limited supplies
EU steel market is under pressure of limited supplies

Problems of local steel plants hinder finding balance between demand and supply

Photo – China can support the development of global steel industry in 2023
China can support the development of global steel industry in 2023

China wants to achieve economic growth by 5% in 2023, which will increase demand for steel and can support the steel sector in the world

Photo – The OECD expects the growth of global steel capacity by 5.9% by 2025
The OECD expects the growth of global steel capacity by 5.9% by 2025

Continuous investment activity provokes an excess of steelmaking capacity, especially in Asia

Photo – Deglobalization and regionalization: global trend of the world economy
Deglobalization and regionalization: global trend of the world economy

The new reality has learned Ukrainian mining & metals industry to be flexible and make quick market decisions