EMEARC: Benchmarking key regional steel cost drivers Report

Insight 19 August 2013

This report is currently unavailable

Share link

First name
Last name
Job Title
Company
Email
Telephone

Country

Message

Consent

Please keep me informed about Wood Mackenzie products, services and events.

Submit Category

For details on how your data is used and stored, see our Privacy Notice.

- FAQs about online orders
- Find out more about subscriptions

*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below

Report summary

Burdened by oversupply and poor margins, steel producers in the EMEARC region (Europe, Middle East, Africa, Russia and Caspian) have been at the frontline of the malaise in the global steel market. With producers under pressure, significant amounts of capacity have been taken offline as the issue of steel producer costs has come increasingly to the fore. The EMEARC region has the largest variation in total operating costs. The key to low operating costs at BOF steel plants is low iron-making...

Executive summary
EMEARC steel plants
Raw materials
Energy
Labour

Tables and charts

This report includes the following images and tables:

EMEARC steel plant coverage
Iron-making drives BOF steel-makers cash cost
with ore and coal being the key raw material inputs

Integration into raw materials keeps CIS producers at the lower end of the cost curve
Sintered ores dominate EMEARC burden rates, 2013
CIS sinter costs are the lowest in the region, 2013
CIS coking costs are the lowest in EMEARC, 2013
PCI is more progressed in Western Europe, 2013
2013 Energy consumption per tonne of finished steel and gas price
Labour cost per tonne of finished steel, 2013