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巴西采矿业报告(2018-2022年)
Brazil’s mining sector features a high level of concentration, especially in respect of most metallic
mining outputs, with most production in the hands of a small number of large firms with capital of
mixed origins. Regulation is an important factor in the outlook for the sector, since the market is still
adapting to the new dispositions of the Mining Code, approved in June 2018. Non-metallic mineral
activity shows a more fragmented structure, due to the prominence of civil construction aggregates in
sub-sector output. In these products it is a big advantage to be close to the consumer, which favours
both small companies and local ones.
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土耳其采矿业报告(2019-2020年)
Although Turkey has initiated a privatisation and liberalisation process of its mining industry, the
state still has controlling stakes in the key companies operating in the sector. At the same time, the
government sees private sector investments from local and foreign companies as a crucial factor for
the development of domestic mineral reserves. In order to lure more investors, the government has
pursued a policy of making the business environment in the mining industry more attractive.
Still, the political and economic challenges over 2016-2018 are undermining foreign investor
confidence in the country in general and the mining sector in particular.
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中国煤炭开采业报告(2018-2022年)
The coal mining industry in China has been undergoing an intense consolidation process, with many
small inefficient businesses closing down, allowing the number of large coal enterprises to increase.
Due to their extensive operating scale and big market shares, SOEs are the sector’s main revenue
generators. In 2017, the country’s top five coal producers generated over 22% of the total revenue of
the coal mining sector, up from the 15% share in 2016. The government industry reforms envisage
further consolidation of China’s mining sector, which is likely to increase the M&A activity in the
sector. In order to boost their profits across the value chain, coal producers are expected to further
expand their presence in segments such as syngas, olefins and liquid fuels, as well as in the coal-tooil
conversion.