Directory of Ferro alloys Industry in India
Ferro alloy refers to various alloys of iron with a high proportion of one or more element, manganese or silicon for example. It is used in the production of steels and alloys as a raw material.
The manufacture of ferro alloys is highly power-intensive and therefore the cost of power is critical to the competitiveness of the producers. On an average 50 per cent of the total cost per tonne of ferro alloy is accounted for by power.
In the mid-1990s, the industry was hit by excess domestic capacity and a demand recession made worse by substantial imports of ferro alloys by steel exporters. The slump was caused by inadequate indigenous demand and inability to compete on the international markets because of high power tariffs.
According to Indian Ferro Alloy Producers' Association (IFAPA), in 2001-02, the ferro alloy industry continued to be affected by recession with sluggish demand and constraints of high power tariff anti-dumping duty on input material, reductant, and anti-dumping duty on exports of ferro alloys. Consequently, the output dropped by 8.28 per cent during 2001-02 to 8.27 lakh tonnes from 9.02 lakh tonnes in the previous year.
But now, the signs of revival in the fortunes of the steel industry, both globally and domestically, has brought cheer to a largely neglected industry — ferro alloys — whose fortunes are inextricably linked with that of steel.
Published in February 2011, 'Directory of Ferro alloys Industry in India' has been comprehensively researched and prepared, to bring you a fully up to date guide to Indian ferro alloys industries.
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Content:
This report covers name and product details of 60 ferro alloys of India in alphabetical as well as location wise order. Look at the information you'll get in the 'Directory of Ferro alloys Industry in India '
• Company name -60 entries
• Address-60 entries
• Email-60 entries
• URL-18 entries
• Phone number-59 entries
• Fax number -60 entries
Format:
PDF File
Total no of pages – 39
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Price:
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Disclaimer:
This report was made by SteelGuru.com. The information in the document has been carefully compiled from sources believed to be reliable, but the accuracy of the information is not guaranteed. Use it at your own risk.
No representation can be made that future performance of any advisor will bear any relation to past performance.
SteelGuru shall not be liable for any loss which may arise from the use of the Information.
SteelGuru does not represent that the information is accurate, comprehensive, verified or complete.
SteelGuru shall not accept any liability for the accuracy or completeness of the information and does not intend to and specifically disclaims any duty to, update or correct information.
The manufacture of ferro alloys is highly power-intensive and therefore the cost of power is critical to the competitiveness of the producers. On an average 50 per cent of the total cost per tonne of ferro alloy is accounted for by power.
In the mid-1990s, the industry was hit by excess domestic capacity and a demand recession made worse by substantial imports of ferro alloys by steel exporters. The slump was caused by inadequate indigenous demand and inability to compete on the international markets because of high power tariffs.
According to Indian Ferro Alloy Producers' Association (IFAPA), in 2001-02, the ferro alloy industry continued to be affected by recession with sluggish demand and constraints of high power tariff anti-dumping duty on input material, reductant, and anti-dumping duty on exports of ferro alloys. Consequently, the output dropped by 8.28 per cent during 2001-02 to 8.27 lakh tonnes from 9.02 lakh tonnes in the previous year.
But now, the signs of revival in the fortunes of the steel industry, both globally and domestically, has brought cheer to a largely neglected industry — ferro alloys — whose fortunes are inextricably linked with that of steel.
Published in February 2011, 'Directory of Ferro alloys Industry in India' has been comprehensively researched and prepared, to bring you a fully up to date guide to Indian ferro alloys industries.
Why spend hundreds of hours searching for new contacts? Invest in a copy TODAY!
Content:
This report covers name and product details of 60 ferro alloys of India in alphabetical as well as location wise order. Look at the information you'll get in the 'Directory of Ferro alloys Industry in India '
• Company name -60 entries
• Address-60 entries
• Email-60 entries
• URL-18 entries
• Phone number-59 entries
• Fax number -60 entries
Format:
PDF File
Total no of pages – 39
Delivery by Email on receipt of payment
Price:
USD 250 or equivalent in INR
Additional Charges would be levied for delivery of file on a CD or in printed form
How to order:
Ordering the report is simple. You can order your copy to reports@steelguru.com , who will send you an invoice of the report.
Disclaimer:
This report was made by SteelGuru.com. The information in the document has been carefully compiled from sources believed to be reliable, but the accuracy of the information is not guaranteed. Use it at your own risk.
No representation can be made that future performance of any advisor will bear any relation to past performance.
SteelGuru shall not be liable for any loss which may arise from the use of the Information.
SteelGuru does not represent that the information is accurate, comprehensive, verified or complete.
SteelGuru shall not accept any liability for the accuracy or completeness of the information and does not intend to and specifically disclaims any duty to, update or correct information.
