Chinese steel and raw materials industry’s handbook for the 14th five-year plan
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Report summary
Table of contents
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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What are the targets during the 2021-2025 period?
- 1) Increase the share of EAF
- 2) Increase scrap use
- 3) Increase Fe self-sufficiency
- CONCLUSION
Tables and charts
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Key targets of the 14th five-year planCapacity additions (Mt)Steelmaking costs (US$/t)
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Key EAF capacity additions (Mt)Share of scrap in total metallics (%)Scrap demand-supply balanceSpread between scrap and rebar prices (US$/t)Chinese iron ore demand sensitivity at different EAF shares2025 cost curve - CFR North China cash cost (62% Fe fines equivalent)Key iron ore mining projectsChina's outward FDI flows - MiningOwnership in overseas iron ore mines
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