1. Mittal Steel, Netherlands
2. Arcelor, Luxembourg
In 2006, Mittal and Arcelor Sailor merged into one company. The financial forecast report for the first nine months of 2006 shows that the group's consolidated revenue is US$65.4 billion (equivalent to approximately RMB 500 billion), and its annual output is expected to be 130 million tons, accounting for approximately 10% of the world's total steel production.
May 16, 2007 Luxembourg/Rotterdam – Mittal Steel, the world’s largest and most global steel company (referred to as “ArcelorMittal”, “Mittal Steel” or the "Company") (New York: MT; Amsterdam: MT; Madrid: MTS; Paris: MTP; Brussels: MTBL; Luxembourg: MT) today announced its results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2007.
Operating income $3,455 million
Net income $2,250 million
Basic earnings per share $1.62
3. New Japanese system Nippon Steel, Japan
4. Posco, South Korea
Posco, South Korea, raised its profit target for 2007 to 4.6 trillion won ( 5 billion US dollars), an increase of 7% from the initial forecast; revenue is expected to increase 10% to 22.7 trillion won (24.76 billion US dollars), an increase of 100 billion won
5. Japan Steel Engineering Holdings Steel Corporation ( JFE Steel) Japan
6. Baosteel Group’s total assets in China (10,000 yuan) 17035369.0
Net assets growth rate (%) 13.56 Total assets growth rate (%) 19.68
7. US Steel United States
Full-year sales in 2006 were US$15,715 million/net profit was US$1,480 million
(a) Including flat Domestic production and sales of rolled steel mill products include semi-finished, sheet, plate and pot mill products as well as all domestic coke operations.
(b) Includes domestic production and sale of seamless and electrically resistive welded (ERW) tubular steel mill products.
(c) Includes steel mill products and coke production and sales from operations primarily located in Slovakia and Serbia. American Steel Kosice acquired November 24, 2000.
US Steel Serbia was acquired on September 12, 2003.
(d) Includes operational results from Steel's Technology Enabling Distribution Enterprises serving steel consuming customers in the United States. Straight line closure effective December 31, 2003.
(e) Includes U.S. Steel's domestic mineral interests whose operating results are not allocated to operating units; timber properties; and residential, commercial and industrial real estate.
(f) Includes iron ore (taconite pellet) production and sales; rail and barge transportation services; and engineering and consulting services. Prior to the sale of US Steel Mining's property on June 30, 2003, the segment was also involved in coal mining, processing and sales.
8. Nucor, United States
9. Corus, United Kingdom
Turnover in the first quarter of 2007 was 125 million pounds Net profit 88 million pounds
10. Riva Steel Company (Riva) Italy