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Direct Reduced Iron Market Is To Witness A CAGR Of 8.2% During The Period Of 2022 And 2030 | Future Market Insights, Inc

Direct reduced iron (DRI) has recently emerged as a quality supplement, in place of scrap steel, among steel making companies. Increasing steel production capacities, heightened awareness about CO emission control among steel producers, and accelerating demand for high-quality steel from end users continue to drive DRI consumption in global market. 

According to a recent report published by Future Market Insights (FMI), the global DRI market is projected to reach revenues worth US$ 17 Bn by 2030 end, with growth projected at an impressive CAGR between 2022 and 2030.

While increasing steel production capacities in China, India and some Middle Eastern countries account for the amplifying DRI demand, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to disruptions across end-use industries, thereby impeding demand for steel. Ban on steel scrap imports are significantly steering sales of DRI amid the global coronavirus outbreak. Surplus supply, and low demand and high storage volumes will result in considerably falling steel production in near term, ultimately affecting the demand for DRI.

Manufacturers based in the Middle East are aggressively expanding their DRI production capacities in response to the growing steel demand within region. This would help the regional industry reduce its dependence on imports and emerge as self-reliant in terms of raw material procurement.

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Key Takeaways from DRI Market Study

  • Gas-based production process to remain as the go-to option among manufacturers, especially in North America, Europe and Middle East, due to lower natural gas prices
  • Coal-based production is dominated by India, which accounts for almost 80% of the DRI produced through coal-based process
  • Pellets are the most preferred among DRI form type, as they are easy to transport, have better reactivity and are cost effective than lumps
  • Over the recent past, DRI imports have been witnessing a steady rise despite facing stern competition from hot briquetted iron (HBI); the latter has low reactivity and is subject to lower transportation costs
  • Vertical integration strategies adopted by steel manufacturers to produce DRI at their own facilities would remain an impending trend in the near future

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Direct Reduced Iron Market by Category

By Form, the market of Direct Reduced Iron is segmented as:

  • Lump
  • Pellets

By Production Process, the market of Direct Reduced Iron is segmented as:

  • Coal-based
  • Gas-based

By Application, the market of Direct Reduced Iron is segmented as:

  • Steel Making
  • Construction

By Region, the market of Direct Reduced Iron is segmented as:

  • North America
  • Latin America
  • East Asia
  • Europe
  • South Asia & Pacific
  • Middle East & Africa

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DRI Market: Key Participant Insights

While DRI will not replace scrap steel as the primary raw material for steel production, it is projected to be utilized as a key ingredient and in higher proportions. In addition, the growing demand for high quality steel products is further expected to drive DRI demand. 

Most of the leading tier-1 manufacturers in the DRI market, like ArcelorMittal, SIDOR, Jindal Steel, Mobarakeh Steel and Nucor, use most of their production for captive consumption and the rest for exports to major steel manufacturers around the world. Capacity expansions are also one of the primary focus of the globally leading manufacturers to stay ahead of the competition.

Key Companies Profiled

  • ArcelorMittal
  • Mobarakeh Steel
  • Essar Steel
  • Qatar Steel
  • Hadeed
  • SIDOR
  • Khouzestan Steel Co.
  • Jindal Steel & Power
  • Gol-e-Gohar
  • Nucor

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