UAE Steel Industry Analysis
01-Mar-2012 | News-Press Release
The UAE has witnessed an unparalleled development and revolution over the past  few years, owing to high oil wealth. Further with extraordinary growth in the  construction and infrastructure industry, the country has possibly attracted  major investors from all around the world.
  
  According to our new research report, “UAE Steel Industry Analysis”, demand for  steel products have surged immensely over the past few years, backed by  construction boom, growth in the real-estate investment, and rising income  level. The apparent consumption of finished steel products is expected to reach  more than 8 Million Metric Tons by 2014-end.  http://www.bharatbook.com/market-research-reports/metals-and-minerals-market-research-report/uae-steel-industry-analysis.html
  
  The UAE steel industry in the past has been highly import-oriented. Steel  imports grew around 15.5% to about 6.7 Million Metric Tons in 2010. With the  reduction in import tariff by the GCC, imports of steel are expected to increase  in the years to come. However, some major expansion plans of steel players in  the country will increase domestic steel output further. market research reports
  
  Our research further reveals that real-estate projects in Dubai and Abu Dhabi  are currently the key driving forces behind the growth of the UAE steel  industry. Even government support towards diversifying the economy from being an  oil- based economy is playing a critical role in promoting investment and growth  in the steel industry.
  
  On the basis of current market trends and anticipating the future prospects, we  have conducted a comprehensive analysis of the UAE steel industry. The report  covers various aspects of the steel industry, discussing its production,  consumption and import/export. With immense growth potential, our research  foresees huge opportunity for various market players like Emirates Steel  Industries, Al Nasser Industrial Enterprises, etc. It also suffices at offering  the intending clients with a strategic insight into the UAE steel industry to  depict a better picture of the market and position accordingly for the maximum  benefit.
  
  List of Figures:
  Figure 3-1: GCC - Number of Companies Engaged in Steel Production by Country  (2011)
  Figure 3-2: GCC - Per Capita Apparent Steel Consumption by Country (Kilogram),  2010
  Figure 3-3: GCC - Steel Imports (Million Metric Tons), 2004-2010
  Figure 3-4: GCC - Semi-finished and Finished Steel Products Imports by Country  (%), 2010
  Figure 3-5: Global - Brent Crude Oil (Petroleum) Prices (US$/Barrel), Sep 2010  to Sep 2011
  Figure 4-1: Electricity Generation (Terawatt Hours), 2007-2010
  Figure 4-2: GDP at Current Price (Billion AED), 2007-2010
  Figure 5-1: Steel Production (Million Metric Tons), 2010-2014
  Figure 5-2: Apparent Consumption of Finished Steel Products (Million Metric  Tons), 2010-2014
  Figure 5-3: Semi-Finished and Finished Steel Products Imports (Million Metric  Tons), 2010-2014
  Figure 5-4: Share of Rebar Steel in Steel Import
  Figure 5-5: Iron Ore Imports (‘000 Metric Tons), 2006-2009
  
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