List of countries by steel production

This article summarizes the world steel production by country.

In 2020, total world crude steel production was 1877.5 million tonnes (Mt). The biggest steel producing country is currently China, which accounted for 57% of world steel production in 2020.[1] In 2020, China became the first country to produce over one billion tons of steel.[2] In 2008, 2009, 2015 and 2016 output fell in the majority of steel-producing countries as a result of the global recession. In 2010 and 2017, it started to rise again. Crude steel production contracted in all regions in 2019 except in Asia and the Middle East.

List of countries by steel production

This is a list of countries by steel production in 1967, 1980, 1990, 2000 and from 2007 to 2020, based on data provided by the World Steel Association.[3][4][5][6][7][8] All countries with annual production of crude steel at least 2 million metric tons.

Crude steel production (million metric tons):
Rank (2020)Country/Region 2020[1] 2019[9][10] 2018[11][12] 2017[1][13]2016[1][14]2015[15]2014[16]2013[17]2012201120102009200820072000199019801967
 World 1,877.5 1,874.41,808.41,674.81,606.31,620.41,670.11,649.31,552.91,490.11,413.61,219.71,326.51,351.3850.1770.4716.4497.2
1 China 1,064.8 995.4920.0831.7786.9803.8822.7779.0724.7683.3626.7573.6500.3494.9128.566.437.114.0
2 India 100.3 111.4109.3101.595.589.687.381.277.372.268.362.857.853.526.915.09.56.3
3 Japan 83.2 99.3104.3104.7104.8105.2110.7110.6107.2107.6109.687.5118.7120.2106.4110.3111.462.0
4 United States 72.7 87.886.681.678.578.988.287.088.686.280.658.291.498.1101.889.7101.4115.0
5 Russia 71.6 71.772.071.370.571.171.569.470.668.766.960.068.572.459.1n/a[18]n/a[18]n/a[18]
6 South Korea 67.1 71.472.571.168.669.771.566.069.368.558.548.653.651.543.123.18.50.3
7 Turkey 35.8 33.737.337.533.231.534.034.735.934.129.025.326.825.814.39.42.51.0
8 Germany 35.7 39.642.443.642.142.742.942.642.744.343.832.745.848.646.444.051.141.3
9 Brazil 31.0 32.635.434.430.233.333.934.234.735.232.826.533.733.827.920.615.33.6
10 Iran 29.0 25.624.521.817.916.116.315.414.513.012.010.910.010.16.61.40.5
11 Taiwan 21.0 22.023.223.221.821.423.122.320.720.219.815.819.920.9
12 Ukraine 20.6 20.821.122.724.222.927.232.832.935.333.629.937.342.831.854.6[18]52.3[18]n/a[18]
13 Italy 20.4 23.224.524.023.322.023.724.127.228.725.819.730.631.626.825.526.515.9
14 Vietnam 19.5 17.515.510.37.85.75.95.65.34.92.72.72.72.30.30.10.1
15 Mexico 16.8 18.420.220.019.018.319.018.218.118.117.014.217.217.615.68.77.13.0
16 France 11.6 14.415.415.514.615.016.115.715.615.815.412.817.919.321.019.023.119.6
17 Spain 11.0 13.614.314.513.614.914.313.713.615.616.314.318.619.015.812.912.84.5
18 Canada 11.0 12.913.413.712.712.512.712.413.513.113.09.014.815.616.612.315.98.8
19 Indonesia 9.3 7.86.25.24.84.94.42.62.33.63.63.53.94.12.92.80.5
20 Egypt 8.2 7.37.86.85.05.56.56.86.66.56.75.56.26.22.82.21.00.4
21 Poland 7.9 9.010.810.38.99.18.68.08.48.88.07.29.710.610.513.619.510.4
22 Saudi Arabia 7.8 8.25.24.8[19]5.55.76.35.45.25.35.04.74.74.63.01.80.1
23 Malaysia 7.1 6.84.12.82.83.84.34.75.65.94.14.06.46.93.71.10.20.1
24 United Kingdom 7.1 7.27.37.57.610.812.111.99.69.59.710.113.514.315.217.811.324.3
25 Austria 6.8 7.46.98.17.47.77.97.97.47.57.25.77.67.65.74.34.63.0
26 Belgium 6.1 7.8 8.0 7.77.77.27.37.17.48.18.15.610.710.711.611.512.39.7
27 Netherlands 6.1 6.76.86.86.97.07.06.76.96.96.75.26.87.45.75.45.33.4
28 Bangladesh 5.5 5.1
29 Australia 5.5 5.55.75.35.34.94.64.74.96.47.35.27.67.97.16.67.66.3
30 Czech Republic 4.5 4.44.94.65.35.35.45.25.15.65.24.66.47.16.29.7[20]n/a[20]n/a[20]
31 Thailand 4.5 4.26.44.53.83.74.13.63.34.23.73.65.25.62.10.70.5
32 Sweden 4.4 4.74.74.74.624.44.54.44.34.94.82.85.25.75.24.54.24.7
33 Algeria 4.0 2.74.624.44.54.44.34.94.82.85.25.75.24.54.24.7
34 Kazakhstan 3.9 4.14.04.44.23.63.73.33.94.74.34.14.34.84.77.4[18]n/a[18]n/a[18]
35 South Africa 3.9 6.2 5.76.36.17.66.67.27.16.78.57.58.39.18.58.79.13.7
36 Pakistan 3.8 3.34.75.03.62.92.41.91.61.61.41.22.01.11.00.8
37 Argentina 3.7 4.65.24.64.15.05.55.25.05.75.14.05.55.44.53.62.71.3
38 Finland 3.5 3.54.14.04.14.03.83.53.84.04.03.14.44.44.12.92.50.4
39 Slovakia 3.4 3.95.25.04.84.64.74.54.44.24.63.74.55.13.75.1[20]n/a[20]n/a[20]
40 Romania 2.8 3.43.53.63.33.43.23.03.33.83.92.75.06.34.79.713.24.1
41 United Arab Emirates 2.7 3.33.23.33.23.02.42.92.42.00.50.20.10.10.1n/a
42 Belarus 2.5 2.62.52.42.22.62.52.22.72.62.52.42.62.41.51.5[18]
43 Portugal 2.22.02.12.02.02.12.12.02.01.51.62.01.91.10.80.70.3
44 Oman 2.22.02.02.02.12.12.02.01.51.62.01.91.10.80.70.3
Soviet Union --------------154.4147.996.9[21]
 Others[22] 27.7 n/an/an/an/an/an/a28.429.529.926.5 (est.)23.3 (est.)28.6 (est.)30.7 (est.)n/an/an/an/a

Exports

net: exports - imports

Top steel exporters in 2018[1]
Rank Country or region Mt
1 China 51.4
2 Russia 31.5
3 Japan 29.8
4 South Korea 27.6
- European Union[23] 22.6
5 Germany 21.2
6 Turkey 18.5
7 India 17.1
8 Ukraine 15.2
9 Italy 14.9
10 Belgium 12.9
11 Brazil 10.6
12 France 10.2
13 Taiwan 10.0
Top steel net exporters in 2018[1]
Rank Country Mt
1 Russia 26.4
2 Japan 24.8
3 South Korea 16.1
4 Ukraine 13.9
5 China 13.5
6 India 12.1
7 Brazil 8.7
8 Turkey 6.0
9 Egypt 4.4
10 Germany 3.0

Imports

Net: imports − exports

Top steel importers in 2018[1]
Rank Country Mt
1 China 37.9
- European Union[23] 32.6
2 United States 19.9
3 Germany 18.2
4 Italy 15.5
5 Vietnam 13.6
6 Turkey 12.5
7 France 11.8
8 South Korea 11.5
9 Poland 10.8
10 Belgium 10.4
Top steel net importers in 2018[1]
Rank Country Mt
1 United States 13.6
- European Union[23] 10.0
2 Saudi Arabia 7.2
3 Philippines 6.6
4 Vietnam 6.6
5 Poland 5.6
6 Indonesia 4.2
7 Israel 3.3
8 Bangladesh 2.5
9 Uzbekistan 2.5
10 United Arab Emirates 2.4

See also

References

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  18. Was part of USSR until 1992
  19. partial data
  20. Was part of Czechoslovakia until 1993
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  22. composition of other countries vary year to year, thus is not comparable
  23. excluding intra-regional trade
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