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Mining Industry in Russia: Porter’s Five Forces Analysis

Taiyou Research, Feb 2012, Pages: 30


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The Russian mining industry faces many challenges due to which not many foreign investors are active in this sector. The industry is dominated by domestic companies and there are many regulations set by the Russian government that needs to be met in order to enter the Russian mining industry.

Russia is the largest producer of palladium and nickel in the world, and also a major producer of platinum. However, falling grades of nickel, platinum and palladium in some of the country's largest mines has become a cause of concern for many companies.

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.

In order to understand the profitability and the dynamics of competitive structure of the mining industry in Russia, Taiyou Research presents a Porter's Five Forces Analysis of the Mining Industry in Russia.

Michael Porter's Five Forces Model is one of the most effective analytical model for understanding and analyzing the competitive landscape in an industry. The model analyzes the bargaining power of buyers and suppliers; the competitive rivalry in the industry; the threat of new entrants and the threat of substitutes for the particular industry – in this case, coal faces the threat of substitution from the various renewable energy sources that are fast becoming popular today.

In this report, apart from the Porter’s Five Forces Model Analysis of the industry, Taioyu also analyze the European mining industry in a brief profile a brief profile of the Russian mining industry, including a market profile, industry statistics, industry trends, regulatory framework and an industry forecast.


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