I Abstract

China has become the largest steel producer and consumer in the world, accounting for nearly 50% of global steel consumption. With the continuous development of China's steel industry, the consumption of scrap keeps increasing, and the domestic scrap reservoir is rising rapidly. With the continuous breakthroughs in the application of scrap steel technology and the implementation of domestic scrap steel application and related supporting policies, the scrap steel processing and distribution industry will have a relatively rapid development in the next 10 years.

In order to help you better understand the status and prospect of the market, SteelHome conducted a survey and wrote a report on Chinese scrap industry.

II Outline

1. Status of Chinese Scrap Industry

1.1 Basic Information of Major Licensed Scrap Steel Enterprises  

1.2 Situation of Major Large Scrap Processing Enterprises

1.3 Capacity and Processing Equipment of 20 Large Scrap Steel Processing Enterprises

1.4 Scrap Steel Consumption in Major Regions of China

1.4.1 Scrap Steel Consumption of Key Iron and Steel Enterprises 

1.4.2 China EAF-based Steel Production Share Remained Low

1.4.3 Chinese Scrap Consumption in EAF and Converters in 2018

1.4.4 China’s Scrap Consumption Since 2010

2. Chinese Scrap Market Development

2.1 Rebar and Scrap Price Comparison from 2011

2.2 Current Scrap Pricing and Sales Mode in China

3. Chinese Scrap Market Scenario

3.1 Government’s Policies in Guiding EAF-based Steel Production

3.2 Brief Description on Scrap Market Development in The Future

3.2.1 Scrap Generation in Coming 10 Years to Considerably Increase

3.2.2 EAF-based Steelmaking Advantage to Gradually Appear

3.2.3 Challenge and Opportunity in Scrap Processing Industry

4. CONCLUSION

III Tables and Graphs

Table 1: Basic Information of 150 Major Licensed Scrap Steel Enterprises
Table 2: Capacity and Processing Equipment of 20 Large Scrap Steel Processing Enterprises

Table 3: Crude Steel and Pig Iron Production of CISA Member Steel Mills in 2018

Table 4: Capacity Layout of Major EAF-based Mills in China

Table 5: China’s Scrap Consumption Since 2010 (Quantity in 10,000t)

Table 6: Scrap Generation in Coming 10 Years
Fig 1: Rebar and Scrap Price Comparison (2011-July 5, 2019)
Fig 2: Hot Metal Cost and Scrap Price Comparison (2011-July 5, 2019)

IV Version

This report is available both in Chinese and English.

Chinese version: 16 pages    English version: 24 pages

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