Value Creation Strategies for the Automotive and Construction Steel Industries
This study provides a unique, detailed and completely independent report into steelmaker profitability over the next 10 years.
Two market areas have been chosen for this study, in separate yet interdependent reports: Automotive and the Construction industries.
This two-volume study focuses on steel producer value creation strategies geared towards the vitally important automotive and construction industries. It describes the opportunities and potential constraints for steel companies to create additional value by taking advantage of the ‘downstream space’ between the rolling mills on one hand, to the automotive and construction assembly lines on the other. Within this ‘space’ are value-adding activities such as distribution and stock-holding, further processing of steel itself and the additional services related to the design and effective use of the product.
Part 1: Automotive Steel
Key automotive products covered include: high-strength steels (HSS), coated steels, tailor-welded blanks, tailored strip and tailor-rolled blanks, hydroforming and hot-forming.
Part 2: Construction Steel
Key construction products/services covered include: commodity rebars, hot rolled structural steels, galvanised/colour-coated roofing and cladding panels, sandwich panels, light-weight cold formed sections, hollow sections; steel erectors, reinforcement fabricators; building element systems (floor/roofing systems, cladding systems); pre-engineered and pre-fabricated buildings.
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Other relevant Metal Bulletin Research reports include:
- Steel: Weekly Market Tracker
- Steel Raw Materials: Weekly Market Tracker
- The Quarterly Global Iron Ore Cost Service
- The Quarterly Global Steel Cost Service
- Steel and its Raw Materials: A Global Market Outlook to 2020
- Coated Steels
- North American Steel Markets
- Ferro-alloys
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