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Two second largest steel company in Japan - Nippon Steel Corp. and Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd - 1/10 merged to form the second largest steel producer in the world market time instability due to yen appreciation strong.
According to the press release, the new company was formed quarantine to meet the demand of domestic steel and abroad, quarantine and strengthen the ambition to overcome rivals China and South Korea.
Ranking second quarantine only to the steel company ArcelorMittal Luxembourg SA (India) with a production of 46.1 million tons / year, the new company of Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Metal will have more than 81,000 employees quarantine and sales of about 5,500 billion yen / year after the merger. quarantine
Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Metal will hold a dominant position in Japan's steel market with support from business relationships with leading automobile manufacturers such as Toyota, Nissan and Honda as well as the support from Mitsubishi Sumitomo in ensuring the supply of raw materials.
Chairman of Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Metal, Mr. Shoji Muneoka, said: "Steel industry is growing worldwide and the company plans to increase production to 60-70 million tons / year. Our goal is to become the number one steel company in the world in terms of quality and scale ".
However, the outlook is not bright when global steel prices continued to fall due to weak demand from the steel production in China increased sharply since 2005, while input prices remain quarantine high.
In May 8/2012, Sumitomo Metal and Nippon Steel has reported a total loss of 240 billion yen. Chairman of the board of the new company, said the restoration of profitability depends on how effectively the measures that corporations do to eliminate wastage.
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