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  • Turkey’s Copper PSSF Market Outlook Report

      

    10,056
    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Flat copper products include plates, sheets, strips, and foil (PSSF). They are available as pure copper products as well as alloy products. Sheets, strips, and foils are available both in coils and pre-cut pieces. Alloy PSSF, especially brass products, have the widest range of applications; these are used in switches, sockets, electrical connectors, artisanal handicrafts, ammunition, and automobile radiators. Copper PSSF are also used in electrical connectors, printed circuit boards, HVAC, home appliances, artisanal handicrafts, and shipbuilding. Moreover, electrical applications, coin blanks, and telecom equipment are some of the most important applications of alloy PSSF such as copper-nickel, bronze-tin, and bronze-phosphorus.

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  • Turkey’s Aluminum Extrusions Market Outlook Report

      

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    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Thanks to their various shapes, aluminum extrusions have wide applications in different industries. Among the consumer industries, the construction sector is the largest consumer of extrusions in curtain walls and aluminum doors and windows. Estimates suggest that Turkey’s aluminum extrusion market will expand over the coming years thanks to improved exports. On the demand side, consumption is expected to grow as construction increases.

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  • Oman’s Steel GRC Market Outlook Report

      

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    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Produced in different thicknesses, steel galvanized rolled coils (GRC) have a range of applications in industries. GRC can be converted into pre-painted galvanized iron (PPGI) or directly used in various industries. It is also used as raw material to produce pipes and sections. The construction industry is the largest consumer of GRC. Estimates suggest that Oman’s GRC market will be facing oversupply in the coming years.

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  • Iran’s Coal Coke Market Outlook Report

      

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    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Coke is one of the important consumables in the production of steel using blast furnaces; on average, about 600 kg of coke is required to produce one tonne of crude steel. In addition to providing thermal energy for melting in blast furnaces, coke also releases reducing agents (gases) to reduce iron oxide, facilitating the production of iron and steel. Coke is mostly used in blast furnaces to produce steel, but it is also used in other non-metal industries such as sugar industries and power plants.

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  • Oman’s Aluminum Unwrought Market Outlook Report

      

    10,056
    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Aluminum smelters (unwrought producers) fall into two categories: primary and secondary smelters. Molten aluminum cast as unwrought products can be produced either through alumina electrolysis in primary smelters or through remelting scrap and pure ingots in secondary smelters. Primary smelting is a cost-intensive process; thus, such plants are usually large-scale producers that can be economical with large capacities. But remelting aluminum in secondary smelters requires much lower costs, making small-scale capacities economical.

    Aluminum smelting and the production of unwrought aluminum in Oman have mainly started after primary smelting began and Sohar’s smelters came online. Sohar Aluminium Company was established in 2004 and operations started since 2008. Accounting for almost two thirds of the country’s total unwrought output, Sohar offers its products to the market mainly as ingots or T-bars; however, the largest part of the company’s domestic sales is in the form of hot metal to downstream plants nearby, with ingots and T-bars being mostly exported. The other one third of the country’s unwrought output is by secondary smelters that produce alloys. Unwrought products such as slabs and bus bars are the most important ones produced by secondary smelters in Oman.

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  • Turkey’s Iron Ore Pellet Market Outlook Report

      

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    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Iron ore pellets generally fall into two categories: direct reduction grade, and blast furnace grade. Direct reduction pellets are mostly used in the production of DRI and usually have higher grades and premiums, while blast furnace pellets are used in blast furnaces and generally have lower premiums. Since DRI is not produced in Turkey, it can be concluded that the majority of pellets used in the country are blast furnace grade. It should be noted that blast furnaces account for less than a third of the country’s crude steel output.

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  • Iran’s Steel Wire Market Outlook Report

      

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    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Steel wire is produced in different diameters based on its applications. The construction industry is the largest consumer of wire in reinforced concrete (to tie rebar) for the frames and foundations of buildings. Consumable goods such as cages, meshes, and springs with various applications are also instances of steel wire consumption. Estimates suggest that Iran’s steel wire market will have relative growth and oversupply over the coming years. On the demand side, despite higher prices in rial terms due to the depreciation of the rial against the US dollar, demand for steel wire will increase.

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  • Iran’s Welded Steel Pipe Market Outlook Report

      

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    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Produced in different sizes, welded steel pipes have various applications in a number of industries. Infrastructure is the largest consumer of welded steel pipes in the oil and gas industry. Estimates suggest that Iran’s sections market will have relative growth and supply surplus in the coming years. On the demand side, despite higher prices in rial terms due to the depreciation of the rial against the US dollar, demand for welded steel pipes will strengthen as infrastructure budget increases.

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  • Iran’s Steel Tinplate Market Outlook Report

      

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    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Tinplate is mostly used in packaging. This makes the consumable goods industry the main consumer of tinplate. Transportation manufacturing also uses tinplate in battery covers for cars. Estimates suggest that Iran’s sections market will have relative growth and supply surplus in the coming years. On the demand side, despite higher prices in rial terms due to the depreciation of the rial against the US dollar, demand for steel PPGI will increase.

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  • Iran’s Steel Sections Market Outlook Report

      

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    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Steel sections include beams with H and I cross sections as well as other products with T, Z, and U cross sections. I-beams are the most commonly used steel sections, accounting for 68% of total consumption. The construction industry is the largest consumer of steel sections. The infrastructure sector also uses steel sections in bridges, steel structures, and wharfs. Estimates suggest that Iran’s sections market will have relative growth and supply surplus in the coming years. On the demand side, despite higher prices in rial terms due to the depreciation of the rial against the US dollar, demand for steel PPGI will increase.

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  • Iran’s Steel Rebar Market Outlook Report

      

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    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    Steel rebar is produced in different diameters according to the intended use. Steel bars are also produced as mild steel plain bars (without ribs). Rebar is packed as irregularly wound coils or bars. Carbon steel rebar is the most commonly used type in construction. Rebar is used in reinforced concrete to improve tensile strength. The construction industry is the largest consumer of rebar in columns and frames for residential and industrial buildings as well as hospitals. Estimates suggest that Iran’s rebar market will have relative growth and oversupply in the coming years. On the demand side, despite higher prices in rial terms due to the depreciation of the rial against the US dollar, demand for steel PPGI will increase.

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  • UAE’s Steel CRC Market Outlook Report

      

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    • TRY: 365,000 ₺

    With a per-capita GDP of $61,000 in 2019, the United Arab Emirates was the second largest economy in the region that year, behind Qatar. Despite being the most diverse economy in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), the country is still reliant on oil. Oil and petrochemicals account for a major portion (more than half) of

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