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Third Industrial Revolution Consulting Group<br />

should not be neglected in the transition phase and should retain the attention of the<br />

stakeholders as well.<br />

Steel Industry<br />

What does solar and wind technology portend for sustaining and expanding the export<br />

potential of Luxembourg’s industrial sector? The steel industry, for example, continues to face<br />

considerable market volatility for a number of reasons. Growth is slowing, with the following<br />

chart showing the World Steel Association’s projection to 2030.<br />

Steel demand outlook till 2030<br />

2014 2030<br />

1,537MT<br />

(finished steel basis)<br />

1,992 MT<br />

(finished steel basis)<br />

Source: Global steel World demand Steel growth Association, momentum Global to Steel stabilize Market at lower Outlook level<br />

China OECD to show Steel a Committee steady decline Meeting Paris, 11-12 May 2015<br />

India, ASEAN, MENA to emerge as fast growing regions<br />

Despite the lower growth rates, the market is particularly favorable for specialty products and<br />

high-grade steels. ArcelorMittal’s $80 billion in sales shipping 85 million tonnes 15 of value-added<br />

steel product in 2014 would appear to be well-positioned for capturing a robust share of the 1.9<br />

billion tonnes global steel market in 2030, despite ongoing displacement of steel products in<br />

the materials market.<br />

For example, steel confronts new competition from advanced ultra-light materials such as the<br />

rising application of carbon composites in the vehicle industry. In addition, the Internet of<br />

Diverging growth prospects of the developing economies<br />

Things, Services, and Networks (IoT, IoS, IoN) are enabling radical makeovers not only in<br />

products, but also in Structural the very reform nature will determine of how a growth service potential such as mobility is delivered. With the<br />

• Brazil and Russia trapped in structural problems<br />

scale-up of car-sharing operations, augmented by the emergence of autonomous/ driverless<br />

• Mexico to strengthen growth potential thanks to strong reform agenda<br />

vehicles, there is likely to be a decline in private car ownership, with a consequent drop in<br />

• MENA outlook weakened by low oil prices and geopolitical instability<br />

vehicle manufacturing • ASEAN levels countries and the with demand reform agenda for will steel. outperform Carbon others composites and lighter weight<br />

aluminium further diminish • India getting the ready percentage for a take off with of steel renewed used reform in initiatives cars, although specialized, highvalue<br />

steel materials will continue to compete for key components of vehicles.<br />

Steel<br />

GDP/capita Urbanisation Population<br />

use/capita<br />

(thou USD) (%) (million)<br />

(kg)<br />

2014 2030 2015 2030 2014 2030 2014<br />

India 1.6 9.5 33 40 1267 1476 59<br />

Indonesia 3.4 12.3 54 63 253 293 54<br />

Vietnam 2.0 8.1 34 43 93 102 138<br />

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