High
Strength Steel (HSS) Market: Introduction
In
terms of value, the high strength steel (HSS) market is anticipated to expand at a
CAGR of ~9% from 2019 to 2027 and reach
~US$ 41.3 Bn by 2027. In terms of
demand, Asia Pacific led the global high strength steel (HSS) market in 2018. This
trend is anticipated to continue between 2019 and 2027. Rise in
demand for steel in various end-use industries, such as automotive,
construction & infrastructure, and aerospace, is estimated to propel the
global high strength steel (HSS) market during the forecast period.
Electric
Vehicles Initiative (EVI), a multi-government policy forum, launched the ‘EV
30@30’ campaign in 2017. The
campaign entails a collective goal of an average 30% market
share for electric vehicles by 2030.
Canada has set a target to sell 100% zero-emission
vehicles (ZEVs), i.e. electric vehicles, by 2040. The Federal Government’s
targets also include ZEV sales goals of 10% by 2025 and 30% by 2030. Thus,
significant growth in the global electric vehicles industry is projected to
drive the global high strength steel (HSS) market during the forecast period.
High
Strength Steel (HSS) Market: Key Drivers and Opportunities
Electric
vehicles essentially favor lightweight designs. This is likely to necessitate
the usage of HSS in innovative automotive designs. Focus on enhancing the
functional quality and fuel efficiency of an automobile is expected to be a key
factor driving the global high strength steel (HSS) market in the next decade.
Automotive manufacturers have been designing vehicles with reduced weight
wherein steel has been a cost-effective, lightweight material of choice over
the years. For instance, the body-in-white of Chevrolet Bolt contains 86% of steel,
including 44% of
Advanced High Strength Steel (AHSS). The Hyundai Kona electric vehicle uses 52% of
AHSS. HSS grades (AHSS and UHSS) are preferred, as they help enhance a
vehicle’s safety. Some AHSS grades are engineered to absorb crash energy, such
as in a front crash, while some are engineered to deflect crash energy such as
in a side crash. Increase in demand for steel in the automotive industry is
estimated to propel the demand for HSS during the forecast period.
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Asia
Pacific to be Highly Lucrative High Strength Steel (HSS) Market
In
terms of value, Asia Pacific held major of more than 60% of the
global high strength steel (HSS) market in 2018. Development of smart cities,
particularly in India, and increasing urbanization in Asia Pacific are
projected to boost the demand for steel in the region in the next decade. This
is expected to augment the demand for HSS in Asia Pacific during the forecast
period. Infrastructure and highway expansion is a key part of China’s 13th Five
Year Plan. Currently, the government is building two types of road networks:
tolled expressways with low tariff and expressways without toll. Construction
and infrastructure developments in China are anticipated to augment the demand
for HSS in the next decade. The country’s ‘Belt and Road’ initiative is
expected to result in construction of a vast network of railways, highways,
energy pipelines, and streamlined border crossings. The initiative is
anticipated to connect China with 71 countries. The 528-meter (1,732 ft) Citic
Tower in Beijing was constructed in October
2019. It has a total of 108 floors and ranks as the
fourth-tallest building in China, as well as the eighth tallest worldwide.
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Competition
Landscape
Global
manufacturers of HSS have made substantial investments to expand their business
over the last few years. In 2018,
ArcelorMittal increased its capacity to produce Ultra High Strength Steel
(UHSS) by about 400 thousand tons. Major manufacturers of HSS include ArcelorMittal, POSCO Group,
Baosteel Group Corporation, Nippon Steel Corporation, Essar Steel, Tata Steel,
JFE Steel Corporation, Hesteel Group, and Nucor Corporation.
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