Latin America plays a minor role in the global metal processing sector, mainly due to the relatively low penetration of heavy industries in the region and the sluggish economic performance꧋ of the region’s economies ever since the end of the ...

The metal processing sector in Brazil is largely dominated by steel and primary aluminium produc๊tion, which constitute the two leading export products. In 2020, the country was t♐he ninth largest producer, the seventh largest net ...

Brazil has rich mineral resources, making it an importཧant player in the global mining industry. The country ended 2019 with the world’s largest niobium reserves (84.8% of the total), accounting for an overwhelming 87.8% of the global ...

Latin America is a resourceful region and has 🌟tremendous opportunities within its mining sector. From recently emerged stars in mineral commodities, such as lithium, to traditional segments like gold, copper, iron ore and𓆉 coal, the ...

Brazil is amo⛦ng the leading players in the global metal processing industry. The country was not only the ninth largest crude steel producer in the world and the sixth leading net steel exporter in 2019 but also one of the top 20 primary ...

Brazil has rich mineral resources, making it a relevant player in the global mining industry. The countr🥂y ende▨d 2018 with the world’s largest niobium reserves (80% of the total) and ranking second in terms of tantalum reserves (31%), iron ore ...

With an output of 34.7mn tonnes in 2018, Brazil remained the world&rꦿsquo;s ninth largest crude steel manufacturer and the sixth biggest net steel exporter. The country is also an important player in the global non-ferrous metals processing segment, ...