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Turkish Flat Steel
Ersun ÖZDEMİREL
BORÇELİK ÇELİK SAN. TİC. A.Ş.
Forward-Looking Statement
Statements in this presentation describing either macro economic and relevant steel industry
parameters or the Borçelik Çelik Sanayii Ticaret A.Ş.’s (“Company” or “Borçelik”) objectives, financial
and non-financial projections, estimates, expectations along with their underlying assumptions may be
in the form of “forward looking statements” within the meaning of applicable securities laws and
regulations. Forward-looking statements might be identified by the words “believe”, “expect”,
“anticipate”, “target” or similar expressions. Although Company’s management believes that the
expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, readers are cautioned that
forward-looking information and statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, many of
which are difficult to predict and generally beyond the control of Company. Actual results could differ
materially from those expressed or implied. Important factors that could make a difference to the
Company’s operations include, among others, economic conditions affecting demand, supply and price
conditions in the domestic and overseas markets in which Company conducts business transactions,
changes in Government regulations, tax laws and other incidental factors.
• First private flat steel producer in Turkey (Total investment of 540M$)
• Revenue: M$ 1.330 (23rd among Turkey’s Top 500 Industrial Enterprises - 2012)
• Co-Management - 50% ArcelorMittal and 50% Borusan Holding
• 4 Strategical Sectors: Automotive, White Goods, Radiator and Construction
• Re-roller: CR & HDG production
Borçelik - Overview
Products Capacity
(Kton)
Cold Rolled Annealed Steel - CR 600
Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel - HDG 900
Total 1.500
Borçelik - Location
Situated near Gemlik,
20 km away from Bursa city
200 km away from Istanbul.
Borusan Port logistic advantage,
Container and bulk shipment options.
World’s biggest steel producer
• Global and widespread operation…
• Strategic investments to raw materials
(coal, iron ore)…
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100
ArcelorMittalTurkey
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36
2012 Steel Production (mio ton)
World steel production in 2012 was 1,518 million tons.
Germany 43 mio ton (7th), Turkey 36 mio ton (8th),
ArcelorMittal
Turkey 8th biggest producer in the world (2nd in EU after Germany)
Turkish Steel Industry
Rank Country 2012 2011
% change-
12/11
1. China 716.540 695.000 3,1
2. Japan 107.460 107.601 -0,1
3. United States 88.598 86.398 2,5
4. India 76.720 73.590 4,3
5. Russia 70.608 68.852 2,5
6. South Korea 69.345 68.519 1,2
7. Germany 42.661 44.284 -3,7
8. Turkey 35.885 34.107 5,2
9. Brazil 34.682 35.221 -1,5
10. Ukraine 32.911 35.332 -6,9
TOTAL WORLD 1.518.289 1.500.442 1,2
Turkey still 8th biggest producer in the world.
Growth coming from China, India and Japan.
Turkish Steel Industry
Rank Country 2013-4 2012-4
% change-
13/12
1. China 258.152 238.057 8,4
2. Japan 35.807 35.642 0,5
3. United States 28.764 31.040 -7,3
4. India 26.636 25.662 3,8
5. Russia 22.747 23.931 -4,9
6. South Korea 22.076 23.178 -4,8
7. Germany 14.378 14.444 -0,5
8. Turkey 11.359 11.908 -4,6
9. Brazil 11.310 11.738 -3,6
10. Ukraine 11.121 11.341 -1,9
TOTAL WORLD 519.652 509.565 2,0
Turkish Steel Industry
29 Mt
Steel Consumption
36 Mt
Flat
9 Mt
Long
27 Mt
15
13
1
27
Consumption
Export
Import
Production
14
2
7
9
Consumption
Export
Import
Production
Steel Production
2013 Q1 Production: 8,5 Mt (6,0 Long + 2,5 Flat)
• Flat Products Production / Total Steel Production 33%
• EAF Based Production/ Total Steel Production 74%
• Self Sufficieny at Scrap 25- 30%
•Self Sufficieny at Iron Ore 30- 40%
Turkish Steel Industry
SCRAP 2012 2013 Q1 2012 Q1
% change-
13/12
EU 11,5 2,1 3,0 -30,7
USA 6,3 1,5 1,2 17,3
CIS 2,9 0,4 0,6 -39,3
Other 1,8 0,4 0,5 -10,6
TOTAL 22,4 4,3 5,3 -18,7
• Strong and growing domestic
demand
• Location: close to EU, Middle East,
CIS and Northern Africa
• High capacity utilization
• Private mills: quick decision taking
and short production time
• Agressive in pricing (in line with
raw material costs)
Turkish Steel Industry
Strengths Challenges
• Dependent on raw material import
• Low profit margin (due to high
input costs)
• Not efficient as EU mills, especially
to quality and claim issues
• Poor usage of financial instruments
to hedge risk
• Free Trade Agreements (eg. Korea)
Future FTA: USA, Ukraine
Turkish Flat Steel Market
Share of local production in flat steel consumption is increasing:
2008 28%
2012 66%
Mton Production Import Export Consumption
2012 9,0 6,4 1,9 13,6
2011 9,1 6,4 2,3 13,2
Difference 0% 0% -19% 3%
Source : Turkish Statistical Institute -TUIK & DCUD
Turkish Flat Steel Market
Mton Production Import Export Consumption
2013 Q1 2,5 1,8 0,7 3,6
2012 Q1 2,3 1,5 0,4 3,4
Difference 9% 21% 73% 6%
Source : Turkish Statistical Institute -TUIK & DCUD
Difference -7% 6% -11% -2%
Long products affected total production tonnage (-4,6% in 2013-4)
• Turkey’s flat steel production capacity increased during last couple years.
• However, capacity increases are in commercial grades production.
• Still nearly half of the flat steel consumption has to be met by imports;
especially for value-added grades for automotive and consumer goods.
• Nearly 50% of flat steel imported from EU region.
• EU and CIS countries account for 85% of Turkey’s flat steel imports.
• In total trade, Turkey has big deficit to EU & CIS countries in flat steel trade.
• Eurozone GDP shrank by 0,2% in 2013-Q1, the sixth concecutive decline.
Germany avoided falling back into recession with growth of 0,1%.
• Capacity surplus and Ilva’s seized products will continue to affect EU market.
• China has the potential to distort world steel markets both in terms of surplus
capacity and price policies applied to export markets.
Summary