Industry News

Brazil's crude steel production increases in Sep

Views : 358
Update time : 2024-10-21 17:15:36
Brazil's crude steel production in September this year was 2.84 million tons, down by 4% month on month and up nearly 10% year on year. The production in the first nine months of this year amounted to around 25 million tons, up by 4.4% compared to the corresponding period a year ago.

In terms of semi-finished products, Brazil's production in September was 794,000 tons, down by 1.4% month on month, of which slabs were 706,000 tons. The production in the first nine months of this year was 6.7 million tons, down by nearly 6% year on year.

As for rolled products, the production in September was about 2 million tons, down by 1.3% month on month and up by 11% year on year. The production of flat products and long products was 1.2 million tons and 879,000 tons respectively. The production of rolled products in the first nine months of this year was 18 million tons, a year-on-year hike of 7%.

In September, Brazil's apparent steel consumption was 2.4 million tons, down by 2.6% month on month and up by 9% year on year. The consumption in the first nine months of this year was nearly 20 million tons, rising by 8.4% from the same period last year.
Related News
Read More >>
South Korea imposes 21.62% AD duty on China’s stainless steel plates South Korea imposes 21.62% AD duty on China’s stainless steel plates
Oct .30.2025
South Korea imposes 21.62% AD duty on China’s stainless steel plates
Taiwan’s stainless steel scrap imports soar in Sep Taiwan’s stainless steel scrap imports soar in Sep
Oct .30.2025
Taiwan’s stainless steel scrap imports soar in Sep
LME nickel prices slightly rebound amid favorable macro factors LME nickel prices slightly rebound amid favorable macro factors
Oct .30.2025
LME nickel prices slightly rebound amid favorable macro factors
Taiwan’s Tang Eng may benefit from China’s policy of tighter stainless steel capacity Taiwan’s Tang Eng may benefit from China’s policy of tighter stainless steel capacity
Oct .30.2025
Taiwan’s Tang Eng may benefit from China’s policy of tighter stainless steel capacity