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Mining Industry Quarterly Review, Q2 2021 - Tracking Commodity Prices, Production and Projects

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  • 56 Pages
  • September 2021
  • Region: Global
  • GlobalData
  • ID: 5448838
The publisher's “Mining Industry Quarterly Review, Q2 2021 - Tracking Commodity Prices, Production and Projects” report provides a quarterly mining industry update, assessing the latest commodity trends by tracking commodity prices and global and company production for coal, iron ore, gold and copper. Analysis is provided on project momentum, based on projects that commenced operations and advanced in Q1 2021. In addition, the report also provides detailed analysis of development projects in the mining industry, segregated by country, commodity, and company and development capital expenditure for leading miners. The report also analyses impact of coronavirus on the global mining industry, digitization and ESG in mining. It further includes analyses of the end use sectors such as construction, automotive, electric vehicles, crude steel and coal-fired electricity generation.

The outlook for mineral commodities continues to improve, as the global economy rebounds from the impact of the pandemic with the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines gathering pace. As global industries recovers, record iron ore prices have encouraged exports and simultaneously met-coal miners have also benefited from rising steel production. Iron ore output continued to grow in the second quarter on robust demand from China. Combined output from the top ten iron ore companies increased by 3.3% to 328.2Mt in Q2 2021 vs 317.7Mt in Q2 2020. Overall, in the first half of 2021, weather-related disruptions and a temporary shortage of workers, amid COVID-19 related border restrictions, continued to impact output at BHP and Rio Tinto. In India, a strong recovery was anticipated during early 2021, but the second wave of the pandemic disrupted the country’s economy. Therefore, India’s coal production, as a result, is now expected to grow slowly, at just 1%, to reach 766.9Mt in 2021. However, the entry of private players in the Indian coal industry will play a key role in boosting domestic supply in the upcoming years. Other countries that are anticipated to bounce back strongly during 2021 include the US (11.3%) and Russia (8.4%).

Scope


  • Analyse mineral commodity trends at a global level
  • Track ESG developments in mining industry
  • Company production highlights for Q1 2021
  • Analyse project developments in the mining industry
  • Compare number of development projects in the mining industry by country, commodity and company
  • Track latest mining industry developments
  • Geographies covered include - Asia-Pacific, Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Oceania and Former Soviet Union.
  • Analyse impact of coronavirus on the global mining industry
  • Track construction output growth
  • Analyse automotive and electric vehicle sectors
  • Track coal-fired electricity and crude steel production highlights

Reasons to Buy


  • Comprehensive evaluation of all development projects by commodity, country and company
  • Assess trends in project momentum
  • Analyse forecasted production trends for core commodities
  • Understand trends with 2020 capex guidance for leading miners
  • Track latest company developments
  • Comprehensive evaluation of the impact of coronavirus on the global mining industry
  • To understand ESG related developments in mining industry
  • To understand end use sectors such as construction, automotive, electric vehicles, crude steel and coal-fired electricity generation

Table of Contents

Overview
Commodity Trends
Development Projects Update
Capital Expenditure
Demand Drivers
Regulatory Developments
ESG in Mining
Technology in Mining
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