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2Monthly Crude Steel Production (71 Countries) Data
Steel Statistical Yearbook Data
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1World Steel in Figures — global steel production data
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Straight answers about World Steel Association (worldsteel) data
How much of world steel production do the monthly tables capture?
About 98 percent of 2025 world output. The June 2026 cut aggregated 70 reporting countries producing 155.7 million tonnes, up 1.7 percent year over year, with the January-June total at 931.5 million tonnes, down 0.7 percent against the same half of 2025.
Which company leads the global steel producer rankings?
China Baowu Group, with 124.76 million tonnes of crude steel in 2025 - nearly double ArcelorMittal's 63.43. The mid-table shows how tight the long tail runs: CITIC Pacific at rank 26 held 15.82 million tonnes, just 90 thousand tonnes clear of Baotou Steel at rank 27.
What does the "e" beside some figures mean?
It marks an estimate rather than a directly reported figure - applied to whole series such as Russia (5.6 million tonnes in June 2026, down 3.4 percent) and to individual values carrying an e suffix. Datadory passes the flags through untouched so point-in-time work keeps the distinction.
How far back does the historical record run?
World crude steel production reaches from 1950 through 2025 and world steel trade in products from 1975 through 2025 in the annual compendium, with apparent steel use reported for 2021-2025. The Steel Statistical Yearbook's current edition covers 2015-2024 across 59 standard tables for roughly ninety economies.