What happened to the Chinese steel industry in 2012? What will happen in 2013? China's metallurgy experienced its toughest times in 2012, when steel demand was weak and steel prices plummeted. The overwhelming majority of enterprises suffered losses. How to survive and how to change the situation for the better?
The international economic situation will be difficult in 2013. The Chinese central government is pushing for sustainable development and achieving growth through the transformation of the economic growth regime and restructuring. Find answers to these and other questions called the Annual Conference in Shanghai, which will be held April 19-21, 2013. More than 100 Chinese steel mills will be on display here.
Representatives of the steel industry, including metallurgists, distributors and end users, will focus on the government's policy focus and the implementation of the restructuring of the steel industry. In addition, the increasing interest in raw materials issues is highlighting the following aspects: (a) The iron ore sector will fail or not; b) What will be the level of prices for iron ore in the international market; c) Development of iron ore, marketplace and financial instruments; d) Competition between global metallurgical producers and iron ore suppliers; f) Scrap, as a potential resource for development, have grown; and so on.
Some of the companies attending the conference are Company Baosteel Baosteel Special Materials, Angang Steel Anhui Changjiang, Anshan Steel Co Ltd, Anshan Steel Group, Fangda Special Steel Technology Co Ltd, Hebei Iron & Steel Group Hebei Iron and many others.
