Oct 22 2013
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: Steel Industry Outlook to 2017
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The US steel industry ranked third largest in the world in terms of production and is also one of the world's largest to be consumed. In 2012, the country maintained its third position globally with nearly 5.7% share in crude steel production. The industry benefited from soaring steel demand in the automobile and construction sectors. Moreover, the cost effective and highly efficient steel making technologies worked as a catalyst that uplifted the US steel demand in the international markets.
In their latest research report, "US Steel Industry Outlook to 2017", RNCOS analysts have identified that the US steel industry has been playing an important role in the overall economic development. This can be attributed to its increased production and consumption levels in 2012 with respect to the previous year. Crude steel production surged around 3% in 2012, while consumption increased more than 8% during the same period. The analysts expect that this trend will continue in future too due to increases in consumption from various industrial sectors.
Essentially, the report studies the US steel industry in terms of production, consumption, export and import scenarios; steel demand analysis; pricing analysis; etc. Further, product-wise production and consumption have been discussed including long products, flat products and seamless tubes with forecast till 2017. The report covers a break up of the long products production into concrete reinforcing bars, bars and wire rods; and flat products into electrical sheet & strip, tin mill and other metallic coated sheet & strip. In addition, the consumption section in the report covers consumption by types of product, which represents that flat products account for the major share in total steel consumption in the country. A coverage of finished steel consumption by products, including stainless steel sheet or strip, plate, bar, rod and wire is also provided.
Our comprehensive study also covers all information regarding steel demand analysis in various sectors, including construction, automobiles, energy, container, defense and security, etc. It covers a steel pricing analysis vis-a-vis steel spot prices and average scrap prices. Besides these, the research includes trends and drivers prevailing in the US steel industry.
The report is an outcome of comprehensive research and unbiased analysis of the US steel industry and its various segments to present a clear picture of the past and present market trends. It evaluates the existing market opportunities in relation to the factors driving steel demand. Also, it contains information about steel pricing and US government's stimulus package to bring the industry back on its growth track.
Finally, the report covers a detailed analysis of key players with their business descriptions, financial analyses and strengths & weaknesses. These players' production growth rate analyses are compared with the industry's average growth rate to understand the direction in which the steel industry is likely to move in future.1. Analyst View2. Research Methodology3. US - In Global Context4. US Steel Industry Analysis4.1 Availability of Raw Material5. Steel Industry Outlook to 20175.1 Production5.1.1 Crude Steel5.1.1.1 Continuously Cast Steel5.1.1.2 Ingots5.1.2 By Product (Hot Rolled Products)5.1.2.1 Long Products5.1.2.1.1 Concrete Reinforcing Bars5.1.2.1.2 Bars5.1.2.1.3 Wire Rod5.1.2.2 Flat Products5.1.2.2.1 Electrical Sheet and Strip5.1.2.2.2 Tinmill5.1.2.2.3 Other Metallic Coated Sheet and Strip5.1.2.3 Seamless Tubes5.1.3 Steel Scrap5.2 Consumption5.2.1 Crude Steel5.2.2 Finished Steel5.2.2.1 Flat Products5.2.2.2 Long Products5.2.2.3 Specialty Steel Product5.2.2.3.1 Stainless Sheet/Strip5.2.2.3.2 Stainless Plate5.2.2.3.3 Stainless Bar5.2.2.3.4 Stainless Rod5.2.2.3.5 Stainless Steel Wire5.2.3 Scrap Steel5.3 Export and Import5.3.1 Long Products5.3.2 Flat Products5.3.3 Tubular Products5.3.4 Specialty Steel5.3.5 Steel Scrap6. Steel Demand Analysis6.1 Construction Sector6.1.1 Residential Sector6.1.2 Non-residential Sector6.2 Automobile Sector6.3 Energy Sector6.4 Container6.5 Defense and Security7. Steel Pricing Analysis8. Industry Trends and Drivers8.1 Shale Gas Revolution8.2 Growing Energy Efficiency and Reduction in CO2 Emissions8.3 Emerging Breakthrough Steel Producing Technologies8.4 Growing Use of Recycled Steel9. Competitive Landscape9.1 United States Steel Corporation9.1.1 Business Description9.1.2 Strength Weakness Analysis9.2 Nucor Corporation9.2.1 Business Description9.2.2 Strength Weakness Analysis9.3 ArcelorMittal USA, LLC9.3.1 Business Description9.3.2 Strength Weakness Analysis9.4 Steel Dynamics, Inc. (SDI)9.4.1 Business Description9.4.2 Strength Weakness Analysis9.5 AK Steel Corporation9.5.1 Business Description9.5.2 Strength Weakness Analysis9.6 Gerdau Ameristeel Corporation9.6.1 Business Description9.6.2 Strengths and weaknesses9.7 Allegheny Technologies Incorporated9.7.1 Business Description9.7.2 Strength Weakness Analysis9.8 The Timken Company9.8.1 Business Description9.8.2 Strength Weakness Analysis9.9 Commercial Metals Company9.9.1 Business Description9.9.2 Strength Weakness Analysis
List of Figures:
Figure 3-1: Global - Top Crude Steel Producing Countries (%), 2012Figure 4-1: Iron Ore Production (Million Metric Tons), 2008-2012Figure 4-2: Iron Ore Imports (Million Metric Tons), 2008-2012Figure 4-3: Iron Ore Imports by Country (%), 2012Figure 4-4: Iron Ore Exports (Million Metric Tons), 2008-2012Figure 5-1: Crude Steel Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-2: Crude Steel Production by Process (%), 2012Figure 5-3: Crude Steel Production by Type (%), 2012Figure 5-4: Forecast for Crude Steel Production by Type (%), 2017Figure 5-5: Continuously Cast Steel Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-6: Ingots Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-7: Hot Rolled Products Production by Segment (%), 2012Figure 5-8: Forecast for Hot Rolled Products Production by Segment (%), 2017Figure 5-9: Hot Rolled Long Products Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-10: Concrete Reinforcing Bars Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-11: Hot Rolled Bars Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-12: Wire Rod Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-13: Hot Rolled Flat Products Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-14: Electrical Sheet and Strip Production ('000 Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-15: Tinmill Products Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-16: Other Metallic Coated Sheet and Strip Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-17: Seamless Tubes Production (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-18: Iron and Steel Scrap Production (Million Metric Tons), 2008-2012Figure 5-19: Apparent Steel Consumption (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-20: Apparent Finished Steel Products Consumption (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-21: Apparent Finished Steel Consumption by Product Type (%), 2012Figure 5-22: Forecast for Apparent Finished Steel Consumption by Product Type (%), 2017Figure 5-23: Flat Products Consumption (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-24: Long Products Consumption (Million Metric Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-25: Stainless Sheet/Strip Consumption ('000 Net Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-26: Stainless Plate Consumption ('000 Net Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-27: Stainless Bar Consumption ('000 Net Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-28: Stainless Rod Consumption ('000 Net Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-29: Stainless Wire Consumption ('000 Net Tons), 2011-2017Figure 5-30: Iron and Scrap Steel Consumption (Million Metric Tons), 2008-2012Figure 5-31: Export and Import of Steel (Million Net Tons), 2009-2012Figure 5-32: Export and Import of Long Products (Million Metric Tons), 2009-2012Figure 5-33: Export and Import of Flat Products (Million Metric Tons), 2009-2012Figure 5-34: Export and Import of Tubular Products (Million Metric Tons), 2009-2012Figure 5-35: Exports and Imports of Iron & Steel Scrap (Million Metric Tons), 2009-2012Figure 6-1: Steel Shipments by Sector (%), 2012Figure 6-2: Total Construction Spending (Billion US$), 2010-2014Figure 6-3: Housing Starts ('000 Units), 2010-2013Figure 6-4: Residential Construction Spending (Billion US$), 2010-2014Figure 6-5: Residential Construction Spending by Type (%), 2012Figure 6-6: Non-residential Construction Spending (Billion US$), 2010-2014Figure 6-7: Non-residential Construction Spending by Sector (%), 2012Figure 6-8: Automobile Production (Million Units), 2009-2012Figure 6-9: Steel Consumption in Energy Industry (Million Tons), 2011-2013Figure 7-1: Average Steel Spot Price (US$/Ton), 2009-2012Figure 7-2: Average Steel Scrap Price (US$/Ton), 2009-2012Figure 8-1: Energy Intensity in Steel Industry (MBTU/Ton), 2006-2010Figure 8-2: CO2 Intensity in Steel Industry (per Ton Produced), 2006-2009Figure 9-1: US Steel Corporation - Growth Rate of Flat Products vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-2: Nucor Corporation - Growth rate of Flat Products vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-3: Nucor Corporation - Growth rate of Long Products vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-4: ArcelorMittal USA - Growth Rate of Flat Products Production vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-5: ArcelorMittal USA - Growth rate of Long Products Production vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-6: Steel Dynamics - Growth rate of Flat Products vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-7: Steel Dynamics - Growth rate of Long Products vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-8: AK Steel Corporation - Growth Rate of Flat Products vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-9: AK Steel Corporation - Growth rate of Long Products vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-10: Gerdau SA - Growth rate of Long Products vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-11: Allegheny Technologies Incorporation - Growth rate of Flat Products vs Industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-12: Timken Company - Growth rate of Long products vs industry (2010-2012)Figure 9-13: Commercial Metals Company - Growth rate of Long products vs Industry (2010-2012)
List of Tables:
Table 5-1: Finished Steel Mill Products Imports by Country ('000 Net Tons), 2012 & 2013Table 5-2: Specialty Steel Import by Product Type (Net Tons), 2011 & 2012Table 5-3: Top Iron and Steel Scrap Exporting Destinations (Million Metric Tons), 2012Table 8-1: Steel Recycling Rates by Sector (%), 2008-2012Table 9-1: US Steel Corporation - Production Capacity by Region and Segment (Million Net Tons), 2012Table 9-2: US Steel Corporation - Production by Segments (Million Net Tons), 2010-2012Table 9-3: US Steel Corporation - Steel Shipments by Segments (Million Net Tons), 2010-2012Table 9-4: US Steel Corporation - Key Financials (Billion US$) and Ratios (%), 2010-2012Table 9-5: Nucor Corporation - Steel Production Capacity (Million Net Tons), 2012Table 9-6: Nucor Corporation - Steel Products Capacity (Million Net Tons), 2012Table 9-7: Nucor Corporation - Steel Production (Million Net Tons), 2010-2012Table 9-8: Nucor Corporation - Key Financials (Billion US$) and Ratios (%), 2010-2012Table 9-9: Arcelor Mittal USA - Crude Steel Production (Million Metric Tons), 2010-2012Table 9-10: ArcelorMittal Group - Key Financials (Billion US$) and Ratios (%), 2010-2012Table 9-11: Steel Dynamics - Steel Production Capacity (Million Net Tons), 2012Table 9-12: Steel Dynamics - Steel Shipments by Product Type (Million Net Tons), 2010-2012Table 9-13: Steel Dynamics - Key Financials (Billion US$) and Ratios (%), 2010-2012Table 9-14: AK Steel Corporation - Steel Shipments by Product (Million Net Tons), 2010-2012Table 9-15: AK Steel Corporation - Steel Sales by Geography and by Market (%), 2010-2012Table 9-16: AK Steel Corporation - Key Financials (Billion US$) and Ratios (%), 2010-2012Table 9-17: Gerdau SA - Steel Sales by Region (Million Metric Tons), 2010-2012Table 9-18: Gerdau SA - Key Financials (Million BRL) and Ratios (%), 2010-2012Table 9-19: Allegheny Technologies Incorporated - External Sales by Geography and Product (Million US$), 2010-2012Table 9-20: Allegheny Technologies Incorporated - Key Financials (Billion US$) and Ratios (%), 2010-2012Table 9-21: Timken Company - External Sales by Geography and Product (Million US$), 2010-2012Table 9-22: Timken Company - Key Financials (Billion US$) and Ratios (%), 2010-2012Table 9-23: Commercial Metals Company - Domestic Shipments by Product (Million Net Tons), 2010-2012Table 9-24: Commercial Metals Company - Key Financials (Billion US$) and Ratios (%), 2010-2012
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