Insight
Calvert plant poised for improved profitability under new ArcelorMittal/NSSMC ownership
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Report summary
In December 2013 ThyssenKrupp agreed to the sale of its troubled Alabama steel plant for US$1.55 billion to a joint venture formed by ArcelorMittal and Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation. In this insight we examine how the profitability of the plant could increase by up to 50% under the new ownership, as Calvert takes advantage of the opportunity to source lower cost slab from ArcelorMittal’s Lazaro Cardenas plant.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Deal summary
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Steel assets
- Hot rolled coil production costs - CSA slab to Calvert
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Upside & risks
- Total cash costs - Americas slab production, 2013
- Strategic rationale
- Economic assumptions
Tables and charts
This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- Calvert plant poised for improved profitability under new ArcelorMittal/NSSMC ownership: Image 1
- Total cash costs - Brazilian slab production, 2013
- Calvert plant poised for improved profitability under new ArcelorMittal/NSSMC ownership: Table 4
- Calvert plant poised for improved profitability under new ArcelorMittal/NSSMC ownership: Table 1
- Calvert plant poised for improved profitability under new ArcelorMittal/NSSMC ownership: Image 3
- Hot rolled coil production costs - Lazaro Cardenas slab shipped to Calvert
- Hot rolled coil production costs - Lazaro Cardenas/CSA slab shipped to Calvert
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