The top 50 steel companies in the world announced: Baowu ranked first, 28 Chinese steel companies we

The 21st Century Business Herald reporter Peng Qiang Beijing reported

On June 7, local time, the World Iron and Steel Association released \"World Iron and Steel Statistics 2022\" in Brussels. Operation.

The World Iron and Steel Association announced the output ranking of major steel companies in 2021. The first 50 lists have 28 Chinese steel companies on the list. Among them, China Baowu Iron and Steel Group ranked first with the output of 120 million tons. Angelemitar continued to rank second. Last year, the output of crude steel was 79.26 million tons.

China Baowu was reorganized by the former Baosteel Group and the former Wugang Group. Since then, the production capacity including Tai Igang, Kunstech, Ma'anshan Iron and Chongqing Iron and Steel has been integrated. In 2020, the production capacity of China Baowu Group exceeded 100 million tons. In terms of crude steel output, China Baowu surpassed the Luxembourg steel enterprise Ansaile Metal for the first time and became the world's number one.

Angang Group, which was formally merged with Bengang Group in August last year, jumped to 55.65 million tons in 2021, ranking third in the world, ranking second among domestic steel companies, second only to China Bao Wu. In the list of the previous year, Ansteel Group's crude steel output was 38.19 million tons, ranking seventh in the world, and ranked fourth in China.

The Japanese Railway Co., Ltd. ranked fourth, China Sangang Group ranked fifth. With India's Tata Iron and Steel Group ranked sixth and tenth.

China is still the world's largest steel production and consumer country, and India, Japan, the United States and Russia ranks second to fifth in turn.

Data provided by the World Iron and Steel Association shows that in 2021, global crude steel output was 1.951 billion tons, and this value was only 189 million tons in 1950. In 2021, the output of Chinese crude steel was 1.033 billion tons, accounting for 52.9%of the global total; the consumption of Chinese steel on the year was 952 million tons, accounting for 51.9%of the global total consumption.

Edwin Batson, director of the World Iron and Steel Association, pointed out that data shows that the steel output and consumption in most countries and regions in the world in 2021 have increased significantly, but the geopolitical conflict of Eastern Europe has shaken people in 2022 and 2022 and in 2022 and in 2022 and in 2022 and in 2022 and in 2022 and In the future, the economy will continue to and stabilize the expectations of the epidemic in the future.

The World Iron and Steel Association predicts that the world steel demand in 2022 will increase by 0.4%to 1.804.2 billion tons; in 2023, global steel demand will increase by 2%to 1.8814 billion tons.

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