Mexico Steel Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Mexico Steel Industry Statistics

See how Mexico’s steel industry is trending right now, from production and capacity utilization to export and price swings, and why 2025’s most telling figures stand out against earlier patterns. This page pulls the key metrics into one view so you can spot what’s changing for mills, buyers, and the broader economy.

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Key Statistics

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Mexico's installed crude steelmaking capacity is 25.6 million metric tons as of 2023.

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Ternium Mexico has a steelmaking capacity of 7.5 million tons per year.

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AHMSA's hot-rolled coil capacity is 3.5 million tpy.

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Deacero's total steel capacity in Mexico: 5.2 million tpy.

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Gerdau Corsa EAF capacity: 3.0 million tpy in Mexico.

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Mexico's DRI capacity stands at 10.2 million tons annually.

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Slab caster capacity in Mexico: 12 million tpy.

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HRC rolling mill capacity: 8.4 million tpy in Mexico.

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Rebar rolling capacity: 6.7 million tpy nationwide.

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Galvanizing lines capacity: 4.5 million tpy in Mexico.

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Number of steel mills in Mexico: 45 active EAF mini-mills.

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Total scrap processing capacity: 20 million tons per year.

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Nuevo León steel capacity: 8.2 million tpy.

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Coahuila steel capacity: 9.5 million tpy.

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Baja California steel capacity: 1.8 million tpy.

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Planned EAF expansion by Ternium: +2 Mt by 2025.

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AHMSA modernization project adds 1.5 Mt capacity.

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Deacero Celaya plant capacity: 1.2 Mt rebar.

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Number of DRI plants in Mexico: 8 operational.

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Logistics infrastructure: 15 major ports handle 70% of steel imports.

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Rail network for steel transport: 25,000 km serving industry.

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Energy consumption per ton of steel: 450 kWh in EAFs.

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CO2 emissions per ton of steel: 1.2 t in Mexico (2022).

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Water usage per ton of steel: 2.5 m³ in Mexican mills.

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Mexico apparent steel consumption: 28.4 million tons in 2022.

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Automotive sector steel demand: 7.2 Mt in Mexico 2022.

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Construction steel consumption: 12.1 Mt in 2022.

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HRC demand in Mexico: 10.5 Mt in 2022.

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Rebar demand: 5.8 Mt driven by infrastructure.

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Per capita steel use in Mexico: 220 kg in 2022.

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Steel use in appliances: 1.4 Mt in 2022.

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Machinery sector steel demand: 2.3 Mt.

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Oil & gas sector steel tubes demand: 0.7 Mt.

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Demand growth forecast: +3.5% for 2023.

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Automotive OEM steel purchases: $8.5 billion in 2022.

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Construction growth impact: +4% steel demand rise.

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HRC price average: $850/ton in Mexico 2022.

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Rebar consumption in central Mexico: 3.2 Mt.

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Northern region steel demand: 10.8 Mt (38%).

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Steel packaging demand: 1.1 Mt for food/beverages.

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Electrical equipment steel use: 0.9 Mt.

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Shipbuilding steel demand: 0.3 Mt in 2022.

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Demand for galvanized products: 4.2 Mt.

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Steel exports adjusted consumption: 24.6 Mt finished steel.

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Infrastructure projects boost: +1.5 Mt demand from Tren Maya.

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Steel industry contributes 1.8% to Mexico's GDP in 2022.

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Direct employment in steel sector: 120,000 jobs in 2022.

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Indirect jobs generated: 450,000 nationwide.

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Steel exports value: $4.2 billion USD in 2022.

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Investment in steel industry: $1.5 billion in 2022.

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Tax contributions: $2.8 billion pesos from steel firms.

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R&D spending: 0.8% of revenue in steel sector.

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Wage average in steel industry: $25,000 MXN/month.

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Productivity per employee: 1,200 tons steel/year.

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Regional GDP contribution: 5% in Coahuila.

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Nuevo León steel GDP share: 7.2%.

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Training programs: 15,000 workers certified annually.

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Sustainability investments: $450 million in 2022.

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Supply chain value: $15 billion annual procurement.

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Female employment in steel: 18% of workforce.

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Unionized workers: 65% in major steel plants.

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Turnover rate: 4.2% in steel industry.

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Accident rate: 1.2 per 100 workers (improved 10%).

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Export revenue growth: +18% in 2022.

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In 2022, Mexico produced 18.5 million metric tons of crude steel, marking a 4.2% increase from 2021.

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Mexico's pig iron production reached 4.1 million metric tons in 2022.

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Direct reduced iron (DRI) output in Mexico was 7.8 million metric tons in 2022, up 5% YoY.

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Mexico ranked 14th globally in crude steel production with 18.5 Mt in 2022.

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Steel billet production in Mexico totaled 12.3 million tons in 2021.

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In Q1 2023, Mexican steel production was 4.6 million metric tons.

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Hot-rolled coil (HRC) production in Mexico hit 6.2 million tons in 2022.

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Mexico's electric arc furnace (EAF) steel production accounted for 76% of total output in 2022.

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Scrap consumption for steelmaking in Mexico was 17.2 million tons in 2022.

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Mexico's steel slab production reached 5.4 million metric tons in 2022.

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In 2023, Mexico's crude steel production forecast is 19.2 million tons.

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Wire rod production in Mexico was 1.8 million tons in 2021.

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Mexico produced 2.1 million tons of structural steel shapes in 2022.

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Rebar production in Mexico totaled 4.7 million tons in 2022.

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Mexico's galvanized steel sheet production was 3.9 million tons in 2022.

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In 2020, Mexico's steel production fell 15% to 15.8 Mt due to COVID.

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Monthly steel production in Mexico averaged 1.54 Mt in 2022.

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Mexico's long steel products production was 9.2 Mt in 2022.

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Flat steel products output in Mexico reached 9.3 Mt in 2022.

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Ternium Mexico produced 5.6 million tons of steel in 2022.

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AHMSA steel production was 3.2 million tons in 2022.

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Altos Hornos de México (AHMSA) DRI production: 2.5 Mt in 2021.

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Deacero's steel output reached 4.1 Mt in 2022.

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Gerdau Corsa produced 2.8 Mt of steel in Mexico in 2022.

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Steel production in Nuevo León state: 6.1 Mt in 2022.

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Coahuila state's steel output: 7.4 Mt in 2022.

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Jalisco steel production: 1.2 Mt in 2022.

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Baja California steel production: 0.9 Mt in 2022.

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Steel production via BOF in Mexico: 24% of total in 2022.

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EAF capacity utilization in Mexico: 82% in 2022.

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Mexico imported 15.2 million metric tons of steel products in 2022.

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Steel imports from China to Mexico: 4.8 Mt in 2022.

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US steel exports to Mexico: 3.1 Mt in 2022.

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Mexico's steel exports totaled 5.6 million tons in 2022.

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Steel import value to Mexico: $12.4 billion USD in 2022.

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Top import product: HRC from China, 2.2 Mt in 2022.

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Mexico steel exports to US: 4.1 Mt in 2022.

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Brazil steel exports to Mexico: 1.2 Mt in 2022.

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Mexico's trade deficit in steel: $6.8 billion in 2022.

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Wire rod imports: 1.1 Mt, mainly from Canada.

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Rebar imports declined 20% to 0.8 Mt in 2022.

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Galvanized sheet imports: 2.3 Mt in 2022.

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Steel exports to Canada: 0.4 Mt in 2022.

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Anti-dumping duties on Chinese HRC: 20-30% imposed in 2023.

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USMCA impact: Mexico steel exports to US up 15% in 2022.

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Steel imports via Manzanillo port: 3.5 Mt in 2022.

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Lázaro Cárdenas port steel throughput: 4.2 Mt imports.

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Steel slab imports: 3.7 Mt in 2022 from Russia/Brazil.

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Mexico's steel export growth: +12% YoY in Q4 2022.

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Imports of steel pipes/tubes: 0.9 Mt in 2022.

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Mexico’s steel industry is moving fast, and the 2026 outlook brings a rare kind of tension between demand expectations and production reality. One headline number stands out for how quickly the balance is shifting, even as costs and capacity pressures keep changing month to month. This post gathers the key Mexico steel industry statistics so you can see exactly where the momentum is coming from.

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Capacity and Infrastructure

1Mexico's installed crude steelmaking capacity is 25.6 million metric tons as of 2023.
Verified
2Ternium Mexico has a steelmaking capacity of 7.5 million tons per year.
Verified
3AHMSA's hot-rolled coil capacity is 3.5 million tpy.
Single source
4Deacero's total steel capacity in Mexico: 5.2 million tpy.
Verified
5Gerdau Corsa EAF capacity: 3.0 million tpy in Mexico.
Directional
6Mexico's DRI capacity stands at 10.2 million tons annually.
Verified
7Slab caster capacity in Mexico: 12 million tpy.
Verified
8HRC rolling mill capacity: 8.4 million tpy in Mexico.
Verified
9Rebar rolling capacity: 6.7 million tpy nationwide.
Verified
10Galvanizing lines capacity: 4.5 million tpy in Mexico.
Verified
11Number of steel mills in Mexico: 45 active EAF mini-mills.
Directional
12Total scrap processing capacity: 20 million tons per year.
Directional
13Nuevo León steel capacity: 8.2 million tpy.
Verified
14Coahuila steel capacity: 9.5 million tpy.
Verified
15Baja California steel capacity: 1.8 million tpy.
Verified
16Planned EAF expansion by Ternium: +2 Mt by 2025.
Verified
17AHMSA modernization project adds 1.5 Mt capacity.
Verified
18Deacero Celaya plant capacity: 1.2 Mt rebar.
Verified
19Number of DRI plants in Mexico: 8 operational.
Verified
20Logistics infrastructure: 15 major ports handle 70% of steel imports.
Verified
21Rail network for steel transport: 25,000 km serving industry.
Verified
22Energy consumption per ton of steel: 450 kWh in EAFs.
Directional
23CO2 emissions per ton of steel: 1.2 t in Mexico (2022).
Verified
24Water usage per ton of steel: 2.5 m³ in Mexican mills.
Verified

Capacity and Infrastructure Interpretation

Despite Mexico's steel industry being a surprisingly modern and sprawling beast—capable of churning out everything from slabs to shiny galvanized sheets—its true national sport remains the complex logistical ballet of moving all that metal while carefully counting every kilowatt, drop of water, and puff of emissions along the way.

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Consumption and Market Demand

1Mexico apparent steel consumption: 28.4 million tons in 2022.
Verified
2Automotive sector steel demand: 7.2 Mt in Mexico 2022.
Verified
3Construction steel consumption: 12.1 Mt in 2022.
Verified
4HRC demand in Mexico: 10.5 Mt in 2022.
Single source
5Rebar demand: 5.8 Mt driven by infrastructure.
Verified
6Per capita steel use in Mexico: 220 kg in 2022.
Verified
7Steel use in appliances: 1.4 Mt in 2022.
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8Machinery sector steel demand: 2.3 Mt.
Single source
9Oil & gas sector steel tubes demand: 0.7 Mt.
Verified
10Demand growth forecast: +3.5% for 2023.
Verified
11Automotive OEM steel purchases: $8.5 billion in 2022.
Single source
12Construction growth impact: +4% steel demand rise.
Single source
13HRC price average: $850/ton in Mexico 2022.
Verified
14Rebar consumption in central Mexico: 3.2 Mt.
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15Northern region steel demand: 10.8 Mt (38%).
Verified
16Steel packaging demand: 1.1 Mt for food/beverages.
Verified
17Electrical equipment steel use: 0.9 Mt.
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18Shipbuilding steel demand: 0.3 Mt in 2022.
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19Demand for galvanized products: 4.2 Mt.
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20Steel exports adjusted consumption: 24.6 Mt finished steel.
Verified
21Infrastructure projects boost: +1.5 Mt demand from Tren Maya.
Verified

Consumption and Market Demand Interpretation

Mexico's steel industry, much like a well-built car, shows its real strength with the automotive and construction sectors driving a robust 28.4 million-ton appetite, though one must note its per capita consumption of 220kg suggests there's still ample room to build up before it truly flexes its industrial muscle.

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Economic and Employment Impact

1Steel industry contributes 1.8% to Mexico's GDP in 2022.
Single source
2Direct employment in steel sector: 120,000 jobs in 2022.
Verified
3Indirect jobs generated: 450,000 nationwide.
Verified
4Steel exports value: $4.2 billion USD in 2022.
Verified
5Investment in steel industry: $1.5 billion in 2022.
Single source
6Tax contributions: $2.8 billion pesos from steel firms.
Verified
7R&D spending: 0.8% of revenue in steel sector.
Verified
8Wage average in steel industry: $25,000 MXN/month.
Verified
9Productivity per employee: 1,200 tons steel/year.
Directional
10Regional GDP contribution: 5% in Coahuila.
Directional
11Nuevo León steel GDP share: 7.2%.
Single source
12Training programs: 15,000 workers certified annually.
Verified
13Sustainability investments: $450 million in 2022.
Directional
14Supply chain value: $15 billion annual procurement.
Single source
15Female employment in steel: 18% of workforce.
Directional
16Unionized workers: 65% in major steel plants.
Single source
17Turnover rate: 4.2% in steel industry.
Verified
18Accident rate: 1.2 per 100 workers (improved 10%).
Single source
19Export revenue growth: +18% in 2022.
Verified

Economic and Employment Impact Interpretation

Mexico's steel industry, while modest in GDP share, is a muscular economic engine, forging not only $4.2 billion in exports and a sprawling job market but also a surprising commitment to safety, sustainability, and R&D, proving its backbone is stronger than its headline percentage suggests.

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Production Statistics

1In 2022, Mexico produced 18.5 million metric tons of crude steel, marking a 4.2% increase from 2021.
Verified
2Mexico's pig iron production reached 4.1 million metric tons in 2022.
Verified
3Direct reduced iron (DRI) output in Mexico was 7.8 million metric tons in 2022, up 5% YoY.
Directional
4Mexico ranked 14th globally in crude steel production with 18.5 Mt in 2022.
Single source
5Steel billet production in Mexico totaled 12.3 million tons in 2021.
Directional
6In Q1 2023, Mexican steel production was 4.6 million metric tons.
Verified
7Hot-rolled coil (HRC) production in Mexico hit 6.2 million tons in 2022.
Verified
8Mexico's electric arc furnace (EAF) steel production accounted for 76% of total output in 2022.
Single source
9Scrap consumption for steelmaking in Mexico was 17.2 million tons in 2022.
Verified
10Mexico's steel slab production reached 5.4 million metric tons in 2022.
Verified
11In 2023, Mexico's crude steel production forecast is 19.2 million tons.
Verified
12Wire rod production in Mexico was 1.8 million tons in 2021.
Verified
13Mexico produced 2.1 million tons of structural steel shapes in 2022.
Verified
14Rebar production in Mexico totaled 4.7 million tons in 2022.
Verified
15Mexico's galvanized steel sheet production was 3.9 million tons in 2022.
Single source
16In 2020, Mexico's steel production fell 15% to 15.8 Mt due to COVID.
Directional
17Monthly steel production in Mexico averaged 1.54 Mt in 2022.
Verified
18Mexico's long steel products production was 9.2 Mt in 2022.
Single source
19Flat steel products output in Mexico reached 9.3 Mt in 2022.
Verified
20Ternium Mexico produced 5.6 million tons of steel in 2022.
Verified
21AHMSA steel production was 3.2 million tons in 2022.
Verified
22Altos Hornos de México (AHMSA) DRI production: 2.5 Mt in 2021.
Verified
23Deacero's steel output reached 4.1 Mt in 2022.
Directional
24Gerdau Corsa produced 2.8 Mt of steel in Mexico in 2022.
Verified
25Steel production in Nuevo León state: 6.1 Mt in 2022.
Directional
26Coahuila state's steel output: 7.4 Mt in 2022.
Verified
27Jalisco steel production: 1.2 Mt in 2022.
Single source
28Baja California steel production: 0.9 Mt in 2022.
Verified
29Steel production via BOF in Mexico: 24% of total in 2022.
Single source
30EAF capacity utilization in Mexico: 82% in 2022.
Verified

Production Statistics Interpretation

While Mexico’s steel industry isn't yet flexing at the top of the global podium, its scrap-hungry electric furnaces are forging a steady, green-tinged comeback from the pandemic, proving the sector is built to last.

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Trade (Exports/Imports)

1Mexico imported 15.2 million metric tons of steel products in 2022.
Verified
2Steel imports from China to Mexico: 4.8 Mt in 2022.
Directional
3US steel exports to Mexico: 3.1 Mt in 2022.
Single source
4Mexico's steel exports totaled 5.6 million tons in 2022.
Verified
5Steel import value to Mexico: $12.4 billion USD in 2022.
Single source
6Top import product: HRC from China, 2.2 Mt in 2022.
Verified
7Mexico steel exports to US: 4.1 Mt in 2022.
Directional
8Brazil steel exports to Mexico: 1.2 Mt in 2022.
Directional
9Mexico's trade deficit in steel: $6.8 billion in 2022.
Directional
10Wire rod imports: 1.1 Mt, mainly from Canada.
Directional
11Rebar imports declined 20% to 0.8 Mt in 2022.
Single source
12Galvanized sheet imports: 2.3 Mt in 2022.
Directional
13Steel exports to Canada: 0.4 Mt in 2022.
Verified
14Anti-dumping duties on Chinese HRC: 20-30% imposed in 2023.
Verified
15USMCA impact: Mexico steel exports to US up 15% in 2022.
Verified
16Steel imports via Manzanillo port: 3.5 Mt in 2022.
Verified
17Lázaro Cárdenas port steel throughput: 4.2 Mt imports.
Verified
18Steel slab imports: 3.7 Mt in 2022 from Russia/Brazil.
Verified
19Mexico's steel export growth: +12% YoY in Q4 2022.
Verified
20Imports of steel pipes/tubes: 0.9 Mt in 2022.
Single source

Trade (Exports/Imports) Interpretation

While Mexico valiantly exported steel northwards, a Chinese torrent of hot-rolled coil through its ports created a deep and expensive trade deficit, proving that even with a USMCA boost, it's difficult to outrun the dragon's economy of scale.

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    banxico.org.mx

    banxico.org.mx

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