Strategic Market Outlook for Medium and Large stainless and Duplex (SAW) Pipes
Metal Bulletin Research presents a brand new study, Strategic Market Outlook for Medium and Large stainless and Duplex (SAW) Pipes, which aims to provide clarity and direction at a pivotal time for these markets. This study examines precisely where LMSS welded pipe will be required and in what quantities going out to 2030 on a regional basis.
The study includes:
- A full breakdown of current LMSS welded pipe capacity, % duplex rates, and production specification rates worldwide;
- By-plant and major-country analysis of LMSS capacity, production (2008) and utilisation rates, including Outokumpu, Butting, Erndtebrucker, Inox Tech and others;
- Regional demand outlook (in volume terms) for LMSS welded pipe out to 2030 for key regions including Europe, Asia and Americas, India, Middle East, Africa and Oceania;
- Detailed analysis of LMSS OD: 8”- 48” end-application markets for 2008;
- Detailed by-regional perspectives for global natural gas production and LNG; off-shore oil production, refinery and petrochemical, desalination water plants, and nuclear power generation out to 2030;
- Regional market size information for medium-sized stainless tubes OD 8-14 split by plate/coil and large-sized tubes over 14”;
- Analysis of size distribution of LMSS Pipe with OD>8”; steel grade structure of LMSS Pipe;
- Details of planned capacity additions.
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Other relevant Metal Bulletin Research reports inlclude:
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Seamless Steel Tube and Pipe
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Welded Steel Tube and Pipe -
The Year Outlook for the Large-diameter Linepipe Market
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Steel: Weekly Market Tracker-
Steel Raw Materials: Weekly Market Tracker -
The Quarterly Global Steel Cost Service
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Coated Steels -
Value Creation Strategies for the Steel Industry
- The Five Year Outlook for the Global OCTG Market- Energy Outlook and Market Perspectives for Steel Seamless Pipe: The Middle East and North AfricaGo to the Strategic Forecast Studies homepage.