Metals Consulting International

26/01/2026

📊 MCI's steel industry databases are powering groundbreaking climate research
Our comprehensive capacity data covering 4,500+ global facilities is being cited in peer-reviewed journals tackling one of the world's biggest challenges: steel decarbonization.
Recent publications using MCI data:
🔬 Nature Climate Change - Plant-by-plant decarbonization strategies for global steel
🌍 Earth's Future (AGU) - Carbon neutrality pathways for China's steel sector
🎓 Harvard Business School - Technology diffusion in industrial sectors
Why researchers choose MCI:
✓ 20+ years of verified capacity data
✓ Coverage of every major steel-producing region
✓ Plant-level emissions mapping capability (see coke plant map below)
✓ Continuously updated with market intelligence
This recognition reflects our commitment to data accuracy and industry expertise. When governments, academics, and corporations need authoritative steel sector intelligence, they know where to find it.
Learn more about our research impact:
👉 https://www.metalsconsultinginternational.com/citations.php
Are you working on steel industry research? Let's discuss how our databases can support your analysis.

24/01/2026

Here is an outline of our group structure. To learn more visit us at https://www.metalsconsultinginternational.com/

30/09/2025

We offer site visitors the latest metal industry news. Visit us for the latest iron, steel, metals and mining sector press reports from around the world. Go to: https://www.metalsconsultinginternational.com/news.php

23/09/2025

EU steelmakers recently pleaded with the European Commission to impose US-style tariffs on cheap imports, in order to avert an industry collapse. The problem is rising imports, low capacity utilisation, and depressed steel prices. And as excess steel capacity continues to grow, industry survival is now a real concern.

For full FT article, see

Senior Thyssenkrupp executive warns industry is ‘not going to survive’ without emergency protection

22/09/2025

We have added another 'about' section to our website. See https://www.metalsconsultinginternational.com/about.php to learn all about us!

02/04/2020

MCI expands consulting capabilities through merger with Saint Barbara. See

MCI joins forces with Saint Barbara to offer clients a broad range of metals, minerals and mining industry consulting and expert witness support services.

03/02/2020

We have prepared historic profiles for 25 of the the world's top steelmakers. This list includes Ansteel, ArcelorMittal, Ascometal, Baosteel, Baowu,
British Steel, Evraz, Hesteel, Hunan Valin, IMIDRO, Jianlong, JFE Steel, JSW Steel, JSPL and many others. See https://www.steelonthenet.com/history.html

iron steel company history reports - business evolution - mergers and acquisitions

03/01/2020

For 2020 steel price outlook, see https://www.steelonthenet.com/market-outlook.html

world steel industry outlook - trends in supply, demand, prices - raw material cost trends - 2020 2021 2022

19/08/2019

We now show all the latest non-ferrous metal sector news on the MCI website. Visit https://www.metalsconsultinginternational.com/news.php

metal sector press reports - iron steel non-ferrous industry news

22/07/2019

New MCI website is now up and running. Visit us at https://www.metalsconsultinginternational.com and learn all about our metal industry support services.

Metals and mining expert support. We offer upstream and downstream consultancy advice to the ferrous and non-ferrous metals industries

28/10/2018

ArcelorMittal wins Essar Steel auction with Rs 42,000-crore bid. See http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/66386277.cms

India Business News: MUMBAI: ArcelorMittal said on Friday that Essar Steel creditors voted in favour of its Rs 42,000-crore bid and have issued a letter of intent to sell .

01/10/2018

Thyssenkrupp AG (DE:TKAG) is considering splitting into two companies by spinning off non-steel operations, a move that would mark the biggest overhaul of the German conglomerate in decades, according to people familiar with the matter. See more:

Thyssenkrupp Is Considering Splitting Into Two Companies