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Pakistan Steel Mill
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“Analysis of Pakistan steel mill”
Subject: Analysis of Pakistani Industries
Class ID: 10127

Prepared By

1. Suraj Oad (4344)

2. Zeeshan Khan (4503)

3. M.Talha Atta-us-samad (4502)

4. Sumair hussain (4439)

Submitted To: Sir Riaz Ahmed

Table of Contents
Introduction: 4 Steel 4 Significance of Steel Industry in Economic Growth 4 Steel Recycling 4
Production Process 6 Basic Steelmaking Process: 6
Various Steel melting processes: 6 1. Electric high-frequency furnace and crucible processes 6 2. Electric arc Furnace 6 3. Bessemer method 6 4. Open Hearth method 6 5. Basic oxygen method 6 Raw materials 8 There are several basic elements which can be found in all commercial steels: 8
Types of Steel Mills: 9 INTEGRATED MILL: 9 MINI MILL: 9
The Consumption of Steel 10 in everyday commodities and its uses 10 Uses 10
Types of Steel and pertinent uses: 11 Long steel 11 Flat carbon steel 11 Stainless steel 11
Industry Overview and 11
Global Perspective 11
Historical Analysis of Steel Industries in Pakistan 12 Historical Analysis of the Steel Mill Projects in Pakistan 13 The Kalabagh steel mill project: 13 The Nokkundi iron ore project: 13 The Pakistan Steel Mill (PSM): 14 Importance of Pakistan Steel Mill 14
Privatization of Pakistan Steel Mills: 14 Suo moto notice 15 Pakistan Steel: bail-out package approved by Gilani 15
Steel Mills in Private Sector 15 Al – Tuwairqi Steel Mills: 16 1st Phase: 16 2nd Phase: 17 Consortium plans steel mill at Kalabagh: 17
Pakistan Steel Production, Consumption & Growth Potential 18
Comparative Imports of Metal Group during July-March, 2008-09 and 2009-10 18
Government’s Role: Tariffs and taxes 19
Auxiliary Industries 20
SWOT analysis Pakistan Steel Industries 21 Strengths: 21 Weaknesses: 21 OPPURTUNITIES: 22 Threats: 22
Recommendations: 22
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