Challenges and changes – join Senior Executives as they debate the key issues affecting the industry
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Updates:
Confirmed speakers:
- Dai Zhihao, Vice President, Baosteel Group
- Robert M. Miller, Chairman and CEO, MILLER MATHIS Group Inc.
- Stephen Green, Head of Research, Greater China, Standard Chartered
- Chow Chong Long, Chairman, SEAISI
- Sun Quanyou, Deputy Secretary General, China Metalscrap Utilization Assoc.
- Paul Butterworth, Research Manager, Steel Raw Materials & Steel Costs, CRU
- Jay Parwani, Safety, Technology and Environment, World Steel Association
- Vivek Kamra, President & Chief Executive Officer, NatSteel Holdings Pte Ltd
- Johann Kriechmair, Vice President, Siemens VAI Metals Technologies GmbH
- Mark Holder, Director of Product Development, Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange （HKMEx）
- Renato Paladino, President, Arch Coal Asia-Pacific
- Grant Colquhoun, Group Chief Economist, CRU
- Chris Houlden, Research Manager - Semi-Finished & Finished Steel, CRU
- Ravi Singh, Senior Vice President & Head Marketing, Essar Steel India Ltd.
- Mohit Arora, Executive Director, JD Power Asia Pacific
- Stefan P. Schleicher, Professor of Economics, Wegener Center for Climate & Global Change at the University of Graz
- Michael Wright, Managing Director, Modern Metal Solutions Pte Ltd.
- John Johnson, CEO, CRU China
- George Fang, Managing Director, Head of Mining and Metals. Standard Bank
The Steel Industry is currently facing a period of uncertainty. With the troubled global economy, demand for steel products has dropped, even in the world’s largest consumer, China, as it finally feels the effects of the global slowdown. In China, slowed steel consumption has led to overcapacity and slumping iron ore prices, against a backdrop of slowed demand from major consuming industries, including construction and manufacturing. In Europe, many steel producers have closed down blast furnaces to cut loses. As major steel consuming markets experience overcapacity, raw materials suppliers face bleak conditions. There’s never been a more important time to stay up-to-date with all the constant changes in this industry.
CRU’s World Steel Conference in 2013 is scheduled to take place on the 5-6 March in Hong Kong, an ideal hub to discuss the steel industry’s recent activities and future direction. International experts will analyse and discuss the latest global market trends and key challenges affecting the industry.
Benefits gained by joining us in Hong Kong...
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Learn about the latest developments in the global economy from industry experts
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Discuss key issues affecting the industry
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Review CRU’s steelmaking cost outlook
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Explore opportunities in emerging markets
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Network with leading figures in the industry
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Discover the latest technological innovations in steel production
New for 2013:
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Pre-conference workshop which will focus on steel / iron ore derivates
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Technology spotlight, providing a showcase of presentations on latest steelmaking technology, green technology and energy efficiency
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