World Steel in Figures [Brochure or PDF] 2006
17 May 2006- IISI | € 0.00 Member companies | € 0.00 Academia | € 0.00 Non-member companies | ISSN : 1379-9746
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World Steel in Figures is a handy reference for world steel trade data, export data, and production information. The publication contains a list of the world's top 80 steel-producing companies, as well as the top steel-producing countries.
As in previous years, World Steel in Figures lists the top steel producing countries and companies around the world.
In 2005 the five major steel producing countries were:
- China (349.4 million metric tons mmt)
- Japan (112.5 mmt)
- United States (94.9 mmt)
- Russia (66.1 mmt)
- South Korea (47.8 mmt)
Total world production reached 1,131.8 mmt in 2005, up from 1,067.0 mmt in 2004.
The largest five steel producing companies in 2005 were:
- Mittal Steel (63.0 mmt)
- Arcelor (46.7 mmt)
- Nippon Steel (32.0 mmt)
- POSCO (30.5 mmt)
- JFE (29.9 mmt)
The following tables are included in this publication:
- World crude steel production (1950 to 2005)
- Top steel-producing companies (2004 and 2005)+
- Major steel-producing countries (2004 and 2005)
- IISI sustainability criteria (2004 and 2005)
- Price range for hot-rolled coil (1982 to 2005)
- Estimated value of world steel production (1982 to 2005)
- Crude steel production by process (2005)
- Continuously-cast steel output (2003 to 2005)
- Monthly crude steel production by region (2002 to 2005):
- Total 64 reporting countries
- European Union (15)
- CIS (6)
- NAFTA
- Central and South America
- Japan
- China
- Steel production and use: geographical distribution (2005)
- World steel trade by area (2004)
- Major importers and exporters of steel (2004)
- World steel exports - analysis by product (2000 to 2004)
- World trade in steel products (1975 to 2004)
- World volume of trade (1990 to 2004)
- Iron ore (2004)
- World iron ore trade by area (2004)
- Scrap: estimated consumption, trade, and apparent domestic supply (2004)
- Pig iron (2004 and 2005)1
- Direct reduced iron production (2000 to 2005)
- Apparent steel use (1999 to 2005)
+Table updated 5 July 2006
1Table updated 23 June 2006
World Steel in Figures has been published by the International Iron and Steel Institute every year since 1971.
You can download a PDF copy by clicking on the Adobe PDF icon below.
- WSIF06 Final.pdf
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