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Published May 10, 2026cementeconomyenergy

SAISI Warns of Domestic Steel Production Decline as Imports Rise Amid Global Price Pressure

The South African Iron and Steel Institute's November 2025 SteelMatters report documents a deteriorating domestic production environment, with rising import volumes compounding pressure on local producers already facing global price weakness and mixed sector performance. SAISI is calling for decisive policy intervention to reverse the trajectory.

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The South African Iron and Steel Institute's November 2025 SteelMatters report documents a deteriorating domestic production environment, with rising import volumes compounding pressure on local producers already facing global price weakness and mixed sector performance. SAISI is calling for decisive policy intervention to reverse the trajectory.

Rising steel imports threaten domestic steelmaking capacity utilization, directly affecting procurement patterns for construction, manufacturing, automotive, and infrastructure sectors. Downstream users face potential supply security risks if domestic furnaces face shutdown or production cuts. The import surge likely reflects overcapacity spillover from global markets, depressing spot prices and squeezing mill margins.

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