Asset Report
Scunthorpe (BOF) steel plant
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Report summary
The Scunthorpe production site commenced operations in 1939 with two blast furnaces, and two additional ones were added in 1954. This facility is dedicated to manufacturing medium sections and wire rods for the construction industry. In 2019, British Steel faced financial difficulties and subsequently underwent an acquisition by Jingye. Since acquiring British Steel, Jingye has made significant investments, totaling USD 400 million, in various capital projects over the first three years of ownership.
Table of contents
- Summary
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Key Issues
- Steel plant overview
- Iron ore
- Coal
- Coke
- Metallics
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Energy
- Finished steel production
- Capital costs
- Operating cash costs
Tables and charts
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Capital costsTotal operating cash costs - Finished steelOperating cash cost tableKey raw materials ratesProduction table (Mt)
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