Mechel issues H1 operational results

Wednesday, 21 July 2010 16:28:22 (GMT+3)   |  

Mechel, one of the leading Russian mining and steel groups, said that in the first half of this year it registered positive production dynamics and has overcome the consequences of the global economic recession.
 
Specifically, in Q2 compared to Q1 this year, Mechel increased its coking coal concentrate output by 29 percent, its output of coal for steel production by 111 percent, its steel output by seven percent and its hardware output by 21 percent.  

H1 2010 (thousand mt)

Change                  H1 2010/H1 2009 (%)

Coking coal concentrate

5,394

+136

Various types of coal for steel production

1,128

+274

Steam coals

4,150

-17

Iron ore concentrate

1,973

+1

Chromite ore concentrate

125

+95

Nickel

8.3

+16

Ferrosilicon (65% and 75%)

45

+1

Ferrochrome (65%)

42.3

+81

Coke (6%)

1,921

+52

Pig iron

2,055

+24

Steel

2,967

+19

Rolled products

2,981

+24

Flat products

211

+45

Long products

1,696

0

Billets

1,074

+89

Hardware

400

+35

Forgings

35

+46

Stampings

43

+60

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