The market for America steel pipes is anticipated to reach a value of US$24.8 million in 2023, increasing to US$ 35.3 million in 2033. Positive market growth during the predicted period is indicated by a CAGR of 3.6%.

It has become increasingly significant that steel pipes are used for water supply, sewage, automotive, and oil and gas infrastructure. Steel pipes can be divided into alloys, carbons, and stainless steel. Compared to other steel pipe variants, carbon steel pipe products are easy to access and shock resistant, contributing significantly to the market revenue.

It is evident from investments into onshore and offshore applications, particularly in the United States and Brazil, that steel pipes are notably gaining traction in several end-use sectors, including construction, mining, water treatment, and industrial applications.

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In particular, oil and gas companies are investing in onshore and offshore applications. The market size of steel pipes in America is expected to grow significantly during the forecast period. A vast economy characterized by steady growth in recent years could remain an important market for steel pipes in the Americas. At the same time, Brazil has relatively positive prospects due to changes in government policy.

An increase in oil and gas production to meet the transportation sector’s needs is one of the key factors driving the Americas steel pipe market’s expansion. It is the oil and gas industry where steel pipes and tubes find their great use. – says a lead analyst at Future Market Insights.

Key Takeaways from the Market Study:

• America’s steel pipes market is expected to secure a CAGR of 3.6% over the forecast period.
• Over 70.4% of the market share is projected to be accounted for by the United States market for steel pipes.
• In the oil and gas industries, particularly in the construction and mining sectors, the demand for this material is estimated to outpace that of the construction and mining sectors by 2033.
• In terms of finished steel, Brazil is the only country that has maintained a surplus of trade, accounting for almost half of the market share in the region and 8.7% of the global market.

Competitive Landscape:

Steel pipe manufacturers have felt a significant impact of the pandemic in the Americas. Therefore, market players are increasingly focusing on optimizing production to meet the decline in demand with a reduction in production capacity and workforce. Additionally, key manufacturers are consolidating their presence through strategic acquisitions.

Some of the key players operating in America’s Steel Pipes Market are

• American Cast Iron Pipe Company
• Baosteel Group Corporation
• Evraz Plc
• Nippon Steel Sumitomo Metal Corporation
• JFE Holdings Corporation
• Hyundai Steel Company
• TMK Group
• United States Steel
• Tata Iron and Steel
• VALLOUREC
• Nucor Corporation
• Zekelman Industries

Recent Developments:

• As steel manufacturers seek to diversify and consolidate their market presence, ArcelorMittal divested its United States assets to Cleveland Cliffs Inc. for a value of almost 1.4 billion. Additionally, the company plans to unveil new electric arc furnaces and hot dip galvanizing lines at its Calvert, Alabama, operations.
• Tenaris has announced its intention to scale back operations at its melt facilities. Due to the sharp decline in oil prices, layoffs are being made, and equipment is being idled, including at facilities in Koppel and Ambridge. In addition, the company has acquired IPSCO Tubulars, a Houston-based pipe manufacturer with a value of nearly 1.1 billion.
• Gerdau S/A has announced the reopening of its Ouro Branco plant in Minas Gerais in South Eastern Brazil, adding 1.5 million tons annually. Also, SKF has been a partner in improving the productivity of the company’s Brazilian facilities and reducing downtime. However, the Saint Paul plant may suffer substantial downsizing due to idling operations.