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The UK market for structural steel was severely affected by the economic downturn, with the market contracting substantially between 2008 and 2012. Activity started to slowly improve in 2013 and demand strengthened in 2014 as construction activity returned to stronger growth. Over the next five years, demand is anticipated to be driven by the industrial and commercial build sectors and by infrastructure projects in the transport and energy sectors. Although the market is expected to continue to return to more sustained growth, tight profit margins and intense competition remain of concern in the industry
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Table of Content
Executive Summary
The market
Structural steel market showing tentative signs of improvement in 2013
Figure 1: UK market for structural steel, 2009-13
Figure 2: Segmentation of the UK Market for Structural Steel by End Use Application, 2013
UK structural steel market expected to increase by 21% in volume terms between 2014 and 2018
Figure 3: Forecast UK Market for Structural Steel
Market factors
Industrial construction activity subdued during recent years
Commercial construction sector showing signs of recovery in 2013, with output up 5%
Public spending cuts reduce public non-residential construction output
Private housing construction activity up 12% in 2013
Electricity infrastructure sector drives civil engineering construction growth in 2013
Companies
What we think
Introduction
Definitions
Methodology
Abbreviations
Market positioning
UK Economy
Overview
Inflation
Interest Rates
Manufacturing
Business investment
House prices
Consumer spending
Imports
Exports
Market Factors
Key points
Construction activity overview
Figure 4: Analysis of construction output in Great Britain, by type, 200913
Civil engineering construction activity overview
Figure 5: Civil engineering...