Though the country has abundant metal resourcesꦍ, Indonesia’s metal processing sector is underdeveloped. It has low penetration rate as it accounted for less than 1% of the country’s nominal GDP in 2018. However, the government sees it as ...

Colombia is Latin America’s fourth-largest econo💖my, after Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, but, unlike its peers in the region, the country has experienced steady growth over the past five years, ❀thanks to stable and conservative economic policies ...

Peru is one of the leading global players in the production of metallic minerals. In 2018, the country ranked second in the world in terms of mine output of silver, copper and zinc, with global s🐓hares of 15.2%, 11.6% and 11.3%, respectively. Moreover ...

The metallic and non-metallic min❀eral mini🐷ng sector was responsible for 1.1% of Poland’s GDP in 2017 and employed 14,680 persons. The main non-coal minerals extracted in Poland are copper, silver, zinc and lead, as well as many industrial ...

The steel sector contributed about 2% of the Indian economy’s total GVA in FY2018, employing 500,000 people directly and 2.5mn people indirectly. Indian cru🔯de steel production is the second-largest in the world and the domestic steel market is ...

China is the world’s largest prꦰoducer of steel, accounting for 51% of the global steel production in 2018, according to the World Steel Association. The data from China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) shows that in 2018, China produced more💯 ...

🎃Being the world’s second-largeꩲst economy, China relies heavily on natural resources, which are essential for the country’s sustainable development. The rising energy consumption has already made China the world’s largest producer ...

The coal mining sector accounted for around 1% of both Poland's GDP and the total employment in the country in 2017. The secto𒉰r's importance for the Polish economy - tremendous during the communist regime and in the first years after the start of ...

The Indian metal processing sector enjoys solid foundations for growth, stemming from the industrialised economy and the abundant metallic mineral resourc✨es. Still, the sector accounts for less than 2% of the economy in terms of GVA at current prices ...

Turkey ranks 10th in the world in terms of mineral diversity, holding 0.4% of the global metallic mineral reserves, 2.2% of the indu🍒strial raw material reserves and 1% of the coal reserves, according to data provided by the Turkish energy ministry ...