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voda schreef op 20 februari 2018 19:02:

Joehoe, is er nog iemand op dit forum, of plaats ik alles voor Jan l..?
Jan Voda? ...;-))

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Vanaf 16:14 tot 17:55 plaats je 14 lange berichten vanuit verschillende bronnen. Vraag ik me af: wat is de bedoeling hiervan?

Ik trigger uit al die postings niet iets wat mijn eventuele beslissing om in AM te beleggen zal kunnen beïnvloeden
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sjaak35 schreef op 20 februari 2018 20:56:

Vanaf 16:14 tot 17:55 plaats je 14 lange berichten vanuit verschillende bronnen. Vraag ik me af: wat is de bedoeling hiervan?

Ik trigger uit al die postings niet iets wat mijn eventuele beslissing om in AM te beleggen zal kunnen beïnvloeden
Je bent blijkbaar nieuw hier. Kijk eens naar de titel draad:

Nieuws en info hier plaatsen (deel 4)

BTW, ik heb hier al meer dan 25,000 staal nieuws berichten geplaatst,
Het is natuurlijk algemeen staal nieuws. Zelf publiceert Arcelor amper nieuws.

Zo maar ter info hoor.
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Tokyo Steel, after 3 months of hikes, rolls over prices for March

Reuters reported that Tokyo Steel Manufacturing Co Ltd, Japan’s top electric-arc furnace steelmaker, said that it will freeze product prices in March after three months of hikes reflecting tight markets as well as rising transportation costs. Tokyo Steel’s Managing Director, Kiyoshi Imamura, told reporters “The domestic market remains solid with healthy demand from automobile and construction segments. But we want to hold our prices steady for now to make sure our hikes over the past three months have been absorbed by the market.”

Tokyo Steel’s pricing strategy is closely watched by Asian rivals such as South Korea’s Posco and Hyundai Steel Co, as well as China’s Baoshan Iron & Steel Co Ltd (Baosteel).

Source : Reuters
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ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih starts purchasing coal and coke in Russia
Coal News - Published on Tue, 20 Feb 2018

Interfax reported that PJSC ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih after blocking the receipt of raw materials from the territory temporarily uncontrolled by Ukraine has started purchases in the Russian Federation. Mr Girish Sardana, the head of the company's supply department, said in an interview with the Metalurg edition that basically the problems in 2017 concerned the supply of raw materials.

According to him, "in connection with the introduction of a ban on the purchase of raw materials in the ATO zone and high prices for coal and coke in the international market, we were forced to reorient to the Russian market."

The top manager stated that "However, due to the sanctions imposed on certain transport companies, we faced a shortage of wagons needed for the delivery of raw materials from Russia. In spite of all the difficulties, the deliveries did not stop. Another problem was a lack of a sufficient number of wagons and locomotives on the part of Ukrzaliznytsia, which resulted in failures in the supply of limestone from the western part of Ukraine and, as a consequence, a decrease in the amount of supply of this raw material to the enterprise."

At the same time, he noted the company worked at full capacity, which helped achieve a record level of steel production (equivalent) of 7 million tonnes.

Source : Interfax
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Vale 2017 iron ore production update

Vale announced that iron ore production achieved a record of 366.5 million tonne in 2017, 5.1% higher than in 2016 mainly due to the S11D ramp-up, which is advancing according to plan, and higher production in the Conceição I plant in the Southeastern System due to the conclusion of its ramp-up in 2016.

The annual production of iron ore was within the original guidance of 360-380 million tonne, being closer to the lower end of the range, mainly due to the reduction of production of iron ore with high silica content from the Southern and Southeastern Systems, in line with the ongoing strategy to maximize margins.

Vale reaffirms its production guidance for 2018 of around 390 million tonne, as previously announced on Vale Day.

The Northern System achieved a production record of 169.2 million tonne in 2017, 14.2% higher than in 2016, due to the S11D mine and plant ramp-up.

Vale’s Global Recovery rate 3 increased from 46% in 2015 to 50% in 2016 and now to 51% in 2017, as a result of the continuous improvement in productivity.

Iron ore and pellets shipments from Brazil totaled 335.5 million tonne in 2017, 34.2 million tonne and 17.1 million tonne higher than in 2015 and 2016, respectively, mainly due to higher production in the Northern System.

Blended volumes in Asia totaled 66.2 Mt in 2017, 48.1 million tonne and 24.9 million tonne higher than in 2015 and 2016, respectively.

Sales volumes of iron ore and pellets reached 343.1 million tonne in 2017, remaining practically in line with 2016, but with improvements in the portfolio mix. In 4Q17, some sales were deliberately postponed to 1Q18 for margin optimization purposes.

On a quarterly basis, Vale’s 4Q17 iron ore production reached 93.4 million tonne, 1.8% lower than in 3Q17 due to the seasonal weather conditions in the Southeastern and Southern Systems and 1.1% higher than in 4Q16 due to the S11D ramp-up in the Northern System which more than offset the reduction in lower grade ore production from the Southern and Southeastern Systems.

Average Fe content was 64.3% in 4Q17, slightly higher than the 64.1% in 3Q17 mainly due to the S11D ramp-up and the reduction in lower grade ore production aligned with the ongoing strategy to maximize margin.

Northern System
The Northern System, which comprises Carajás, Serra Leste and S11D, achieved a production record of 46.7 Mt in 4Q17, 15.0% and 3.7% higher than in 3Q17 and 4Q16, respectively, mainly due to the ramp-up of S11D, which is advancing according to plan.

Southeastern System
The Southeastern System, which encompasses the Itabira, Minas Centrais and Mariana mining hubs, produced 26.0 Mt in 4Q17, 3.2% Mt lower than in 3Q17 mainly due to Vale’s actions to reduce supply of lower grade and high silica material, as well as weather-related seasonality and 6.3% lower Mt than in 4Q16 due to the curtailment of lower grade ores production.

Southern System
The Southern System, which encompasses the Paraopeba, Vargem Grande and Minas Itabirito mining hubs, produced 20.0 Mt in 4Q17, 11.2% lower than in 3Q17 mainly due to Vale’s actions to reduce supply of lower grade and high silica material, as well as weather-related seasonality and 14.6% lower than in 4Q16 due to the curtailment of lower grade ore production.

Midwestern System
The Midwestern System, which encompasses the Urucum and the Corumbá mines, produced 0.6 Mt in 4Q17, in line with 3Q17 and 4Q16.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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ABN: staalprijzen zullen verder stijgen

Gepubliceerd op 21 feb 2018 om 06:48 | Views: 1.385

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AMSTERDAM (AFN) - De wereldwijde staalprijzen zullen voorlopig verder blijven stijgen, mede gesteund door de sterke vraag. Dat voorspelt ABN AMRO in een rapport over de mondiale staalsector.

ABN stelt dat bij ferrometalen de prijzen worden gesteund door een afnemende druk van overcapaciteit in de Chinese staalindustrie, in combinatie met een aanhoudend sterke vraag naar staal. De mondiale staalprijs is sinds januari met bijna 8 procent gestegen.

Volgens de bank lieten de basismetaalprijzen van aluminium, koper, nikkel en zink begin februari nog een flinke daling zien in navolging van de verliezen op de aandelenmarkten. Later trokken de prijzen weer aan en werd de opwaartse trend die begin dit jaar werd ingezet vervolgd. ABN denkt dat in 2018 de vraag naar basismetalen de productie overstijgt, wat de prijzen verder opstuwt.

Tevens verwacht ABN dat op korte termijn de ijzerertsprijs hoog blijft, maar dat in de loop van 2018 een daling wordt ingezet. Dat komt door een afname van de Chinese staalproductiecapaciteit en de hogere beschikbaarheid, die een drukkend effect hebben op de prijzen voor ijzererts.
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ArcelorMittal and VTB bids for Essar Steel may fail eligibility test - Report

Bloomberg, citing people with knowledge of the matter, reported that ArcelorMittal and Russia’s state-controlled VTB Group have hit a fresh snag in their pursuit of Essar Steel India Ltd. The report quoted a source as saying that “Advisers evaluating the offers for Essar Steel are recommending that all the bids be disqualified. A committee of Essar Steel lenders will meet later this week to discuss the eligibility of the proposals.”

As per report “Legal and accounting advisers expressed concerns to the interim resolution professional overseeing the sale about the eligibility of the offers from both ArcelorMittal and the VTB consortium. The advisers’ opinion is meant as a guide, and there’s no certainty the bids will be blocked.”

Any final decision will involve the lenders’ committee and India’s National Company Law Tribunal, the people said.

ArcelorMittal, the world’s biggest producer of the alloy, submitted a higher offer than the VTB investor group, which is backed by the son of a billionaire founder of Essar Steel, the people said.

The two advisers based their opinions on new Indian bankruptcy rules aimed at making it difficult for founders of firms with long-term non-performing loans from bidding for assets in insolvency proceedings.

Source : Bloomberg
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Higher growth in steel consumption likely in 2018 - Mr Sushim Banerjee


Mr Sushim Banerjee DG of Institute of Steel Growth and Development in his personal capacity wrote for Financial Express that a look at the major performance indicators of global steel industry in 2017 signals a definite trend in what is in store for the current year. While global production of crude steel at 1,691 million tonne clocks a growth of 5.3% in 2017 over the previous year, the estimated steel consumption has risen to 1,622 million tonne in the last year. Thus, 2018 has begun with a positive note which was not the case a year ago when excess capacity in global steel market was identified as a major constraint plaguing the industry in the backdrop of a subdued business scenario. The global steel forum apart from OECD steel committee had intensely deliberated the ways and means of eliminating excess capacity and in this respect China was the major target.

China, already seized with this issue of eliminating surplus capacity, had earlier proposed closing down of 100-150 million tonne of steel capacity during 2016-20. China has proclaimed strong pollution control guidelines to close down polluting firms in coal, cement and steel sectors and units failing in the benchmark criterion of pollution control were served notices of closure after physical inspection with redeployment of the workforce to the extent possible.

The ministry for environment protection had earlier identified 29 steel units for closure and now has restricted production to 50% for all those units which exhibit various levels of shortfall in attaining the pollution norms. It also eliminated around 50-100 million tonne of induction furnace capacity that was not a part of the regular production figures reported by the country. As these producers were mainly producing long products (re bars, light structural), the capacity closure helped the big players to capitalise the local shortage of the long products to get a higher return of their products.

It is largely expected that China may overshoot the target of capacity closure by 2020. It would also imply that existing producing units would be able to achieve a higher capacity utilisation with a positive impact on EBITDA and capacity to pay back loans wherever committed by law. In the process of pushing up the domestic steel prices by way of investment stimulus in the infrastructure and thereby resisting FAI from a steep decline from the current 45% of GDP, China could improve the profitability index of the SOEs and the SMEs in the steel sector which saved the country from a likely crash of the banking system as all these units were heavily flooded with bank credits as recommended by the provincial governments. In a large measure Chinese unabated appetite for steel production (5.7% growth in CS production in 2017) helped the raw material prices to recover from the sharp decline till H1 2016.

China imported a record 1.074 billion tonne of iron ore (Fe 62%) and 14 million tonne of coking coal in 2017. The current ruling prices of iron ore at USD 76.55 per tonne CFR China, coking coal at USD 227.5 per tonne FOB Australia and Scrap prices (HMS 80:20) at USD 350 per tonne CFR India is a testimony to what extent the Chinese steel production can put a check on the declining trend of prices of major raw materials. Chinese exports of total steel (including semi finished) reached 75.43 million tonne in 2017 showing drop by 30.5% over last year.

The low-priced exports from China in 2015 and 2016 had caused a major heartburn and immense damages to the health of indigenous steel industries in US, EU, India, Vietnam, Turkey and all other emerging economies. The spate of AD/CVD and safeguard measures by these countries against Chinese and CIS imports contributed to the firming up of global prices and the improved economic scenario sustained the growth.

China is a major exporter of steel containing goods including an array of engineering goods, machinery and equipments leading to large trade surplus with many countries. It has helped China to protect job losses in many engineering, consumer durables and service sectors and enabled it to sustain steel production even when the direct steel absorption in the domestic market was limited. The current industrial production rate (6.2% in Dec’17) and the current account balance (USD 121.6 billion in Q3 17) bring out the outcomes of this strategy.

Thus, 2018 is likely to exhibit a more or less sustainable scenario with no major shock as the so-called Chinese juggernaut continues to trudge along a not-so-smooth roadways. The external shocks may originate from steep rise in oil prices more due to political than economic reasons, shrinkage in demand by USA and EU arising out of strict protective measures for the domestic industries, further hike in interest rates in USA and failure of a cohesive German leadership to steer EU clear of variety of malaises including freezing of Brexit issue. Interestingly, WSA is predicting a higher growth in steel consumption in 2018. A marginally positive growth for China may be a necessary ingredient to actualise the prediction.

Source : Financial Express
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Brussels braces for countermeasures against US steel tariffs

New Europe reported that the EU is bracing for a reaction to threats of a 24% US tariffs on steel and 7,7% on aluminum. The European Commission is preparing for countermeasures in kind, Germany’s Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported on Tuesday.

Washington has directly threatened China, Russia, Vietnam and other emerging economies. However, if tariffs were to be extended to Europe, Brussels would focus on Harley Davidson motorcycles, bourbon, as well as agricultural products.

Source : New Europe
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Liberty House submits bid for Bhushan Power and Steel - Report

Mint, citing two people aware of the matter, reported that UK-based Liberty House has become a last minute entrant in the race to acquire Bhushan Power and Steel Ltd and that the firm submitted a sealed bid to the resolution professional of the beleaguered power firm on Tuesday evening, pitting it against Tata Steel Ltd and JSW Steel. A Liberty House spokesperson confirmed the development, stating it has the required experience in turning around firms and modernizing them.

The official bidding deadline for Bhushan Power was on 8 February.

The report quoted a source as saying that “Liberty House, however, wrote a letter to the resolution professional expressing interest with respect to submitting a resolution plan. Subsequently, the firm was allowed to submit a resolution proposal.”

Bhushan Power, which owes at least Rs37,000 crore to a consortium of lenders led by state-run Punjab National Bank (PNB), is among the 12 large companies identified by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for early insolvency resolution.

Source : Mint
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Proposed US steel imports tax could affect Turkey

Hurriyet Daily News reported that proposed US steel imports tax could affect Turkey. One of those alternatives proposes a tariff of 53 percent on steel imports from 12 countries, including Turkey. Another involves imposing quotas based on 63 percent of each country’s 2017 steel exports.

Last year, the US last year imported 34.4 million tons of steel, valued at roughly USD 29 billion. In terms of volume and value, US imports increased by 15 percent and 30 percent compared to the previous year, respectively. Last year, Turkey exported USD 1.1 billion worth of steel to the US, capturing a 5.7 percent share in the US’s total imports. This made Turkey the sixth largest seller of steel to the US. However, Turkey’s share in the US’s total imports declined by 1.6 points from a year ago.

According to U.S. data, Turkey accounted for the second largest share of the US’s long steel imports.

Source : Hurriyet Daily
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UK steel industry remains vulnerable - Tata Steel UK CEO

Reuters reported that Mr Bimlendra Jha chief executive of Tata Steel UK, while speaking at a conference in London organised by EEF, Britain’s largest manufacturing industry representative said that UK’s steel industry is vulnerable despite recovering from a 2015 crisis, with many challenges that led to thousands of job cuts still not resolved and risks related to Brexit looming. He told “Currently our nose is above water but our lips are below. Any additional burden can still take us down.”

The UK steel industry is emerging from a crisis that led to the loss of about 7,000 steel jobs, about a quarter of the workforce, between September 2015 and March 2017. Steel prices in the European Union have nearly doubled since plunging in early 2016 to their lowest in about a decade.

But the British steel industry remains vulnerable, with business rates still about 18 times higher than in neighbouring EU countries and electricity costs about 50 percent higher, the same issues that hurt the industry in the crisis.

To protect vulnerable industries from the effects of Britain’s departure from the European Union, the government launched an industrial strategy in November, but it has yet to finalise details of the deal for the steel industry.

Britain’s exit from the EU in 2019 could destabilise the steel industry, particularly if trade defences that replace those of the EU prove less effective in stopping dumping or subsidised steel from entering Britain.

Steel dumping, especially from China, was a major cause of the 2015 sector crisis.

Source : Reuters
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Japanese crude steel output in January rises - Report


Reuters reported that policies aimed at boosting demand for cars and homes in emerging markets helped Japanese mills increase crude steel output by more than a third in January from a year ago. A nearly 37 percent jump in January to 8.72 million tonnes was the third-straight monthly increase in crude steel output and in line with recent economic indicators which have shown the Japanese economy is on a moderate recovery path.

Tomomichi Akuta, senior economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting, said “The data shows that finally, the upward momentum in steel output is strengthening. There were concerns about the weakness of capital spending, but recent data showed that investment money is gradually returning to big machinery and buildings.”

Japan’s core machinery orders jumped in December to secure the first quarterly rise in the key measure of capital spending in almost two years, but the data also pointed to little confidence of recovery in the months ahead.

Source : Reuters
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Tata Steel may raise up to USD 800-900 million via overseas loan - Report

Economic Times, citing two people familiar with the matter, reported that Tata Steel plans to raise up to USD 800-900 million through overseas borrowings to replace expensive debt and to raise cash for buying stressed local mills. The report quoted a source as saying that “Tata Steel officials are in advanced negotiations with at least half a dozen banks, though an official mandate is yet to be signed. However, the intent is to complete the capital raising exercise before March 31.”

A foreign bank loan is priced by adding a spread above the benchmark LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate). The whole sum is normally raised from a group of foreign lenders.

The fresh round of fund raising comes amid a Rs 12,800 crore rights issue that closes the end of this month at the Tata group major.

Source : Economic Times
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Amreli Steels finalises PKR 2 billion expansion plan


The News reported that Amreli Steels Limited, country’s leading steelmaker, on Tuesday announced its board had approved the second phase of expansion to increase its annual production capacity of reinforcement bars to 750,000 tons within the next two years. The total cost of the expansion is estimated at PKR 2.0 billion. It said “The company will expand its plant located in SITE (Sindh Industrial Trading Estate) Karachi by 95,000 tons/annum, taking its annual capacity to 275,000 tons/annum, from the current 180,000 tons/annum. The modernisation would result in savings on account of lower cost of utility, wastage, and maintenance.”

The re-bar roller also said it had earlier envisaged this expansion to add 145,000 tons/annum to its annual capacity, but did not give a reason for the change in the estimate.

The company decided to embark on the phase-II of capacity expansion in view of the growing construction activity around the country that is believed to sustain high levels of growth over the next decade.

The approved expansion, according to the company officials would further enhance the footprint of Amreli Steels Limited across the country by supplying quality rebars for infrastructure development and fulfilling needs of retail customers across Pakistan.

Source : The News
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Topy Industries orders K-Spool line from Danieli

Topy Industries has chosen Danieli K-Spool technology to produce hot-rolled, high-quality compact coils to serve a demanding downstream market. This new installation will make Topy Industries the first Japanese steelmaker to operate spooler technology. The line, to be installed at Toyohashi Rolling Mill, Aichi Prefecture, will produce 240,000 tpy of spooled bars coils weighing from 1 to 3.5 tons at a max. coiling speed of 35 m/s.

Perfectly shaped, no-twist spooled bars will be wound into compact coils by two K-Spool stations independently served by separate lifting forks, by means of two Danieli horizontal spooler stations.

Danieli Automation will provide automation and control systems, while strapping and labelling equipment will be manufactured by Swedish Sund Birsta (Danieli Group).

Additionally, a two-pass fast finishing block supplied along with a Hi-Profile measuring system and a Danieli QTS-quenching and tempering system will upgrade the existing finishing mill.

The project will be coordinated by Danieli Engineering Japan in Yokohama.

The line is planned to start production with D10, D13 and D16 bar products in Summer 2018.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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GMS update on Shipbreaking in Turkey in Week 07 - UNCHANGED!

The Turkish market continues to revel, not only in its recently recorded price improvements, but also its newfound stability on fundamentals. Not only has the Turkish Lira bounced around the TRY 3.75 mark against the U.S. Dollar for several weeks now, local steel plate prices too have held their ground for the last 3 weeks, giving local recyclers the motivation to maintain their prices.

Reported fixtures of small-to-medium lightweight vessels continue at pace as a healthy volume of deliveries have reportedly continued in Aliaga. The ongoing availability of meaningful tonnage has kept demand satisfied and pricing in check.

Of course, local recyclers are well aware that any reduction in levels could hamper their negotiations given the rampant (even if recently muted) prices from the Indian sub- continent.

As such, owners of Turkey intended units can certainly continue to revel in the relatively strong and unchanged prices from Turkey.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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NLMK Group announces results of its Strategy 2017 for the period 2014-2017

Oleg Bagrin, NLMK Group CEO, said “NLMK Group has successfully completed this strategic cycle. Over these past years, we have consolidated NLMK’s leadership as one of the most efficient steel companies in the world. Last year’s results showed net gains from Strategy 2017 projects exceeded $1 billion, with over 70% generated by management initiatives. This was not driven by the markets or pricing, this came about through the Group’s structural transformation. Over the last five years, we implemented over 100 investment projects and over 3,000 operational efficiency projects. We’ve grown steel output to an all-time high, while boosting profitability. Decreased leverage and structural increase in profitability enabled higher dividends. This would not have been possible without concerted effort of NLMK Group’s employees, all of our 55,000 people, working towards a common goal across 12 time zones. One of the most important outcomes of Strategy 2017 is clearly a step forward in developing NLMK as a single and committed team. NLMK has regained its leadership among Russian peers in terms of market value, and I am grateful to our shareholders for their trust. 2018 sees the beginning of a new five-year strategic cycle. NLMK’s technology, the quality of our team, the scale of our business and, most importantly, the unique potential for growth and efficiency our company enjoys within the industry will open up a many new opportunities.”

Strategy 2017 target of $1 billion annual EBITDA gains has been achieved
Strategy 2017 delivered structural annual EBITDA gain of $1,019 million.
Management initiatives contributed around $740 m (over 70%) to the result.
The company expects additional gains of around $160 million in 2018 generated by recently completed investment projects
Full self-sufficiency in iron ore and pellets has been achieved with positive NPV on the investments

Net gain of $523 million per year, or 158% of announced target. This has led to a reduction in the production costs and an increase in productivity:

Maintained cost leadership: 2017 cash cost per tonne of steel decreased by 12% from 2013 level (at constant prices). This secured NLMK’s global cost leadership in the sector with cost advantage vs industry average widening from 29% in 2013 to 35% in 2017.

Increased productivity: NLMK increased steel output by 0.8 million tonnes (+6%), HRC output grew by 0.5 million tonnes (+9%) per year from the 2013 levels through better practices.

Increased efficiency of auxiliary operations (energy, logistics, procurement) driven by the roll-out of NLMK Production System resulted in additional gains of $228 million.

Net gain was $111 million, or 58% of the target level. Gains fell short of the target level due to the slump in the Russian steel market in 2014-2016, which was partly offset by:
Sales hitting an all-time high of 16.5 million tonnes in 2017, climbing for the fourth year running (+11% vs. 2013)
Sales in NLMK Group’s home markets of Russia, the EU, and the USA grew by 12% vs. 2013 to 10.7 million tonnes. Sales growth by the Group’s divisions significantly outperformed the steel consumption growth in its home markets. The share of home markets in total sales grew to 65% in 2017.
Sales of finished products increased by 17%, from 10.9 million tonnes in 2013 to 12.8 million tonnes in 2017.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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