Report Store
Showing all 8 results
-
Turkey Flat Rolled Products of Stainless Steel Market Overview
103€
- TRY: 5,000 ₺
In accordance with industrial growth in Turkey during recent years, consumption of rolled stainless steel products has increased. Since the outlook of economical growth of this country is highly encouraging, it is expected that the future of demand of flat rolled products of stainless steel rise. Since there are no flat stainless steel producers in Turkey, the majority of the demand is supplied by importing. Asians have been the essential suppliers to this market.
[View details]
-
Middle East Crude Steel Market Overview
103€
- TRY: 5,000 ₺
Half a century passed since beginning of steel production in the middle east. However, steel industry has not been matured as well as petroleum industry. Before 2000, the growth rate of steel industry in the region was slightly slow because of lower profit in comparison with oil production. In the current decade, oil price fluctuations threatened the petroleum-based economies. Accordingly, such countries changed their policies to reduce their economies’ dependency to petroleum income.
[View details]
-
Oman Crude Steel Market Overview
103€
- TRY: 5,000 ₺
Steel production in Oman has been started in the current decade, while is growing rapidly on the support of comprehensive planning and increase in foreign direct investment. Jindal and Vale are the international companies invested in Oman for steel production. High crude steel consumption per capita in Oman has put this country in the fifth position in the GCC region.
[View details]
-
Qatar Crude Steel Market Overview
103€
- TRY: 5,000 ₺
Steel production in Qatar is totally dedicated to its local market. Accordingly, this country does not play important role in the international trades. Recently, the plan of holding 2022 World Cup in Qatar along with its diplomatic tensions with KSA are the most significant factors affecting steel industry in this country.
[View details]
-
Oman Refined Copper Market Overview
103€
- TRY: 5,000 ₺
Oman’s economy has been slightly ascending since 2000 and reached to its highest at 2014. Note that Oman’s economy is highly dependent to petroleum industry and oil prices. However, its mineral industry is also developed during this period mostly relied on infrastructure development and increase in foreign direct investment. Of this, copper industry in Oman has been evolving in the last decade that it made a big change in this market.
[View details]
-
Turkey Refined Copper Market Overview
103€
- TRY: 5,000 ₺
Turkey has a strategic geographical location due to access to high seas as well as handling trade relations with European and Caspian Sea countries, leading to trade opportunities for this country. Accordingly, export income has a contribution to Turkey’s economy. There are many copper consuming manufacturing plants in Turkey which products are sold to international markets. As such, Turkey copper demand increased with CAGR of 6% during 2001-17.
[View details]
-
Bahrain Aluminum and Semis Market Overview
103€
- TRY: 5,000 ₺
Downstream sector of aluminum industry has developed significantly in Bahrain, as Bahrain has become one the major exporter of aluminum semis in the globe, while it is well-known as the second biggest primary aluminum producer in the region. This has raised its aluminum ingot consumption per capita about 10 fold above global mean. Among different sectors of aluminum downstream in Bahrain, more threats attribute to extruders.
[View details]
-
Oman Aluminum and Semis Market Overview
103€
- TRY: 5,000 ₺
Oman is the fourth biggest aluminum primary producer in the Middle East. The key downstream capacities have been developed close to the aluminum smelter in Oman (similar to elsewhere in the Middle East), so that they can easily access to the primary materials in form of liquid hot metal. Using liquid hot metal can save re-melting costs, giving rise to higher competitiveness. Although other producers in the region benefits from neighboring to smelters as well as utilizing secondary resources to feed their capacities, but semis producers in Oman negligibly bring scraps into use, leading to lower competitiveness in comparison with other producers in the region.
[View details]