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Mining Industry in Russia
Taiyou Research, Feb 2012, Pages: 80
The mining industry in Russia recovered greatly after the global economic meltdown and is expected to experience steady, but slow growth in the coming years. The iron and steel segment was the most lucrative segment of the industry, while the precious metals and minerals segment contributed revenues of over $16 billion in 2010. Given the centrality of scale economies within the metals and mining industry, there is a continuing tendency towards concentration in the Russian mining industry.
Russia is the largest producer of palladium and nickel in the world but the country's share of the global output is expected to fall as nickel output picks up in Canada, and palladium output increased in South Africa.
Russia is also one of the largest producers of platinum and the growth in platinum production in Russia is expected to be driven by Norilsk Nickel's expanded operations in the country. Norilsk Nickel, Severstal, Amur Minerals, are some of the leading players in the industry, and as these companies expand their operations and new mines become operational in the coming years, the Russian mining industry is looking at a steady level of growth till 2015.
In this industry scenario, Taiyou Research analyzes the Mining Industry in Russia. The report covers the following:
- An industry definition.
- A brief analysis of the European mining industry.
- An analysis of the Russian mining industry includes market profile, industry statistics, market value and volume analysis, an industry segmentation and a regional market share analysis.
- Analysis of the regulatory framework governing the mining industry in Russia. Taiyou Research also look at the overhaul of the tax regime undertaken by the Russian government in 2001, along with the laws for intellectual property protection, problems with infrastructure, FDI policies, amongst others. The issue of corruption in Russia is also discussed.
- An analysis of the various commodity markets in Russia. Markets analyzed include the market for nickel, palladium and platinum. For each commodity, Taiyou analyze production statistics, new projects, existing projects, major producers, and the industry profile.
- Taiyou Research include a Porter’s Five Forces analysis on the Russian mining industry, which focuses on factors governing competitive forces in the market.
- Competition in the industry is analyzed through a competitive landscape, along with an analysis of the major industry trends.
- Major players are analyzed through a company overview, analysis of the major business segments, and a SWOT analysis.
- An industry forecast completes this analysis.
Taiyou Research’s presentation on the Mining Industry in Russia is a comprehensive coverage of this growing industry.
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