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印度钢铁行业报告(2019-2023年)
India liberalised its steel sector in 1992 and at present the private sector has a dominant position, as
about 80% of crude steel output in FY2018 came from private companies. The steel sector is going
through a phase of consolidation and companies operating in the sector are expected to undertake
brownfield investments for expansion. The Indian iron ore segment is highly fragmented, with more
than 40 companies performing mining activities. The government’s presence in the sector is
significant, at about 35%, as it controls the country’s two largest iron ore mining companies, in terms
of production volumes. Unlike that of iron ore, the production of crude steel in India is dominated by
the private sector, which controlled 80% of it in FY2018. The six largest companies in the finished steel
segment accounted for 54% of total production in FY2018.
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波兰金属和非金属矿业部门报告(2019-2023年)
The total number of companies operating in Poland’s metallic and non-metallic mining sector was 193
at the end of 2017, excluding companies, employing up to nine persons. The industry is dominated by
a handful of large companies. The biggest company in the sector is one the world’s leading copper
and silver producers - KGHM Polska Miedz. Other major entities are either foreign-owned (Cemex
Polska, Lafarge Group, Nordkalk) or belong to larger domestic groups - ZGH Boleslaw (from
steel group Stalprodukt group) or ZA Siarkopol (from chemical group Grupa Azoty).
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全球链锯市场展望预测(2019-2024)
Forests cover nearly 30% of the land area in the world. Deforestation activities have
exponentially witnessed an increase since the 1990s. As per reports published by the
FAO, nearly half of the tropical forests across the world have witnessed a decline.
Nearly 18.7 million acres of forests are lost every year according to the World Wildlife
Fund reports. In 2016, the overall tree cover loss was approximately 30 million ha (73
million acres). However, in a few regions, the forest area is expected to witness an
increase over the next few years. This can be attributed to the different regulations
that are being implemented by the government in various countries to curb the
deforestation process, thereby maintaining the integrity of the environment.