8th China Steel International Trade Summit 2010

China’s steel capacity has reached 700mmt in 2010, but the conflicts between supply and demand still exist. High raw material prices and low product prices are squeezing the profit margins of the steel industry. Meanwhile, to speed up the structural adjustment of exports and cope with the rise of international trade protectionism, the government decides to cancel the export refund for 48 steel products as from 15 July, which means that China’s steel export will face a tough situation. …More>>

Why You Should Attend? More>>

Advanced training for steel foreign trade skills
First-hand report from China government authorities
Case study and experience sharing
Zero-distance appointment with main steel players
Supply & Demand Information Release
20+ Keynote Speakers
2 Hotspot Panel Sections
Over 200 Steel Industry Decision Makers
Multinational Enterprises Promotion
Round Table Discussion

Who will attend? More>>

Job Title :20+ Keynote Speakers
Chairman/CEO/Managing Director/SVP/VP/Marketing Director/Sales Director/GM for Import&Export/GM for
International Dept/GM for Chartering/Shipbroker/Others(Consultant/Partner/Analyst…)

Industry:
China Steel Traders 49%
China Steel Mills 16%
Government Officials 6%
Oversea Steel Traders 12%
Shipping & Logistics 5%
Investing & Consulting Services 4%
Steel End Users 3%
Third Party & Testing Companies 3%
Others（Equipment Manufacturers/Service providers）2%