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Russia’s metallurgical industry expected to increase output by 4 – 6% in 2011 Russia‘s Ministry of Industry and Trade has forecast a growth of four to six percent in the industrial production of the country‘s metallurgical industry. Accordingly, in 2011, Russia is expected to produce 102.8 million mt of iron ore concentrate – up 3.3 percent year on year, 30.8 million mt of metallurgical coke – up 3.7 percent, 49.5 million mt of pig iron – up 4.2 percent, 67 million mt of crude steel – up 4.7 percent, 57.5 million mt of rolled steel products – up 4.5 percent, and 8.8 million mt of steel pipes – up 7.3 percent, all compared to the expected level of output in 2010. Meanwhile, in 2011, the country‘s domestic consumption of fi nished rolled steel products is expected to amount to 32.7 million mt - up 7.9 percent year on year, while steel pipe consumption is expected to be at the level of 2010, i.e., 8.5 million mt. In 2011, according to the ministry‘s forecast, Russia‘s export of fi nished rolled steel products will increase by 1.7 percent year on year to 30.5 million mt, while steel pipe exports will grow by 18.2 percent year on year to 1.3 million mt, based on the intentions of Russian pipe producers to participate in the construction of major international pipelines. The share of imports in Russia‘s domestic rolled steel product consumption will amount to 10.9 percent in 2010, decreasing to 9.8 percent in 2011. Meanwhile, the share of imports in the country‘s pipe consumption will amount to 11.8 percent in 2010, and is expected to decline to 11.2 percent in 2011. Memo from Moscow End 2010 Review of Russian Steel Sector January 2011 Report According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation (Minpromtorg RF), the Russian steel sector in 2010 grew by about 10% in comparison with 2009. Output has only just reached 2005 levels of production after the crisis. Crude steel production in 2010 grew from 59.4 mt to 66.5 mt. Finished steel output grew from 50.8mt in 2009 to 55 mt (8.3% growth) and steel tube and pipe from 6.7mt to 8.2 mt (23% growth). Total metallurgical goods transportation by the Russian railways in 2010 grew signifi cantly. Shipments of iron 4 3,5 ore involved movement of 101.9 mt 3 (+6.8%), of ferrous metals of 2,5 2 87.9 mt (+12.4 %), ferrous scrap 1,5 20.9 mt (+26.5). In 2010 Russian 1 -43 0,5 export of ferrous metals amounted to 0 ~30 mt (106.8% of the 2009 level) and Russia will thus remain the world 4% number three exporter in 2010 after China and Japan. Russian export of steel 15% pipes in 2010 was just 1.1 mt (69% of the 2009 level, only). Year 2010 apparent steel demand in Russia was 30.3 mt, or 120.3 % of 2009 demand. Steel demand in Russia has been led by strong activity in the pipe and tube sector due realization of some 81% large projects by Gazprom and Transneft. Production in the automotive industry recovered post-crisis thanks to the implementation of a ‘cash-for-clunkers’ programme. Domestic consumption of steel pipes in 2010 was about 8.5 mt, or 150% of the 2009 level – from which the LDP share was 3.0 mt. Total Russian steel tube and pipe production capacity reached 4% about 13.5 mt in 2010. Very satisfied The accumulated depreciation of Satisfied Russian metal- 15% lurgical equipment now exceeds about 43%. In Not satisfied 2009-2010, State guarantees in the metallurgical sector involved credits for a total sum of Rbl 53.4 bln. Total 2010 investments in the Russian steel sector reached about Rbl 160 bln. Under the 81% latest forecast of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, 2011 production volumes in iron and steel metallurgy will increase on the average by 4 – 6%. The projections assume fi nished steel rolled product output of ~57.5 mt, steel pipe output of 8.8 mt (on 7.3 % more). Domestic consumption of the fi nished steel rolled products in 2011 is expected at ~32.7 mt (7.9 % growth in demand); and demand of steel pipes at 8.5 mt (zero growth in demand). The import share in domestic consumption in 2011 will be ~9.8% for rolled steel products and ~11.2 % for steel pipe, according to Ministry projections. The main drivers of steel demand will include the APEC Vladivostok Summit in 2012, the Student Games in Kazan in 2013 and the Olympic Games in Sochi in 2014. Preparations for the world football championship in 2018 will underpin subsequent demand: FIFA 2018 in Russia is estimated to require some 3 mt steel products for stadium construction alone. Overall satisfaction Overall satisfaction Source: www.steelonthenet.com Steel Consumption & Russian Steel Using Sectors Production Index Average Steel consumption mmt Jan 09 -14 Mar 09 1 -13 May 09 -6 -16 Jul 09 6 18 Sept 09 18 19 Nov 09 13 17 Jan 10 -22 -21 Mar 10 May 10 Jul 10 Sept 10 Consumption Russian steel use sector˚s production index average, y-o-y% -4 -4 3 1 1 6 10 Overall visitor Satisfaction Very satisfied Satisfied Not satisfied Will you be visiting the next Metallurgy Moscow? 39% Will you be visiting the next Metallurgy Moscow? 2% 14% Will you be visiting the next Metallurgy Moscow? 45% Metalexpo, Russia 39% 2% 14% Yes, certainly Yes, probably Possibly Probably not/ certainly not The next Metallurgy-Litmash, Tube Russia, Aluminium/Non-Ferrous, will kick off on 28 – 31 May 2012. A comprehensive overview of innovations for the metal pipe and metalworking industries. Messe Dusseldorf is organising this show together with its longterm Russian partner Metal-Expo and also cooperates closely with all of the relevant international and Russian industry associations including the International Tube Association (ITA), the European Committee of Industrial Furnace and Heating Equipment Associations (CECOF), the European Metallurgical Equipment Association (EUnited), the German Engineering Federation (VDMA) and the European Foundry Equipment Suppliers Association (CEMAFON). 45% Exhibit profi les 2012 Yes, certainly Yes, probably Possibly Probably not/ certainly not Tube Russia 2012 ● Raw Materials, Tubes and Accessories ● Tube Manufacturing Machinery ● Used Machinery ● Process Technology Tools and Auxiliaries ● Measuring and Control Technology ● Test Engineering ● Specialist Areas Metallurgy-Litmash 2012 ● Metallurgical Plants and Rolling Mills ● Thermo Process Technology ● Foundry Machinery ● Sheet Metals ● Welding, Cutting, Joining Technology ● Information Processing (data processing, computing programs and systems) ● Used machinery and equipment ● Trading in Raw Materials, Semi-Finished Products, Semi-Manufactured Goods and Finished Products ● Environmental Control and Waste Removal ● Industrial Safety and Ergonomics ● Research, Planning, Services, Consulting, Engineering ● Trade Associations, Trade Publishers, Trade Literature ● Training and Further Education 2011 Aluminium/Non-Ferrous 2012 ● Raw Materials, Primary Metal Products ● Semi-fi nished Products, Semifabricate ● Finished Products, Manufacturing ● Plant, Machinery and Technology for Aluminium and Non-ferrous Extraction, Processing and Refi nement ● Trade Organized by Messe Düsseldorf GmbH Messeplatz 40474 Düsseldorf, Germany Phone +49/211/4560-01 Fax +49/211/4560-7740 info@messe-duesseldorf.de www.messe-duesseldorf.de Metal-Expo, JSC Bolshaya Maryinskaya ul., 9, bld. 1, Moscow 129085, Russia Phone/fax: +7 (495) 734-99-66 info@metal-expo.ru www.metal-expo.ru In co-operation with ZAO EXPOCENTRE Krasnopresnenskaya nab. 14 123100 Moscow, Russia OOO Messe Düsseldorf Moscow Krasnopresnenskaya nab. 14 Pavilion 7 123100 Moscow, Russia Phone +7/495/6051100 Fax +7/499/7952940 info@messedi.ru www.messe-duesseldorf.ru
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