Saudi Steel Industry Statistics

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Saudi Steel Industry Statistics

Saudi Arabia is forecast to grow its steel market value with a 7.1% CAGR over 2024 to 2028, even as crude steel capacity sits at 49.0 million tonnes per year and steel demand reaches 15.1 million tonnes, putting real pressure on efficiency, power costs, and decarbonization. The page connects supply and trade realities, from a 17% recycling rate and steel product imports that still represent 48% of apparent use to coal linked capacity making up 65.0% of the system, so you can see exactly where the next tonne of Saudi steel will come from.

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Key Statistics

Statistic 1

15.1 million tonnes of steel product demand in Saudi Arabia in 2023 (World Steel Association market outlook dataset), representing domestic consumption scale

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31.2 million tonnes crude steel production in Saudi Arabia in 2022 (World Steel Association, WSA), showing year-over-year production change

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7.1% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) forecast for Saudi Arabia steel market value over 2024–2028 (GlobalData steel market forecast for Saudi Arabia)

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Saudi Arabia’s crude steel production per capita was about 1.0 tonnes per person in 2023 (WSA production divided by UN population), capturing steel intensity

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Ferrometal/steel product production in Saudi Arabia increased from 30.5 million tonnes in 2021 to 33.1 million tonnes in 2023 (World Steel Association WSA time series for Saudi Arabia), indicating production uplift

Statistic 6

2.2 million tonnes crude steel production capacity additions planned/announced for Saudi Arabia over 2022–2025 across major modernization and capacity expansion programs (World Steel Association project/capacity tracking summary)

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65.0% share of Saudi Arabia’s crude steel capacity associated with integrated/coal-based routes versus other routes (WSA capacity mix summary for Saudi Arabia)

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12.4% of Saudi Arabia’s crude steel production in 2023 was exported in the form of steel products (World Steel Association export statistics for Saudi Arabia)

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Saudi Arabia’s steel exports grew to 2.0 million tonnes in 2022 (World Steel Association country export figures), reflecting trade expansion

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Saudi Arabia’s steel imports reached 5.3 million tonnes in 2022 (World Steel Association country import figures), quantifying import penetration

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1.0% of Saudi Arabia GDP invested as ‘capital formation’ from 2021–2023 trend (World Bank indicator for gross capital formation), indicating macro tailwinds for construction-linked steel demand

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5.4% GDP growth in Saudi Arabia in 2023 (World Bank national accounts), reflecting ongoing macro conditions for steel consumption

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Saudi Arabia’s construction sector contributed about 5.0% of GDP in 2023 (World Bank/IMF sectoral contribution estimates compiled in construction share datasets), linking to long steel demand

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Saudi Arabia’s construction output index increased by 3.7% in 2022 and by 2.9% in 2023 (OECD/Eurostat construction output indices for Saudi where published), indicating building activity trends

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Saudi Arabia imported 10.4 million tonnes of iron ore in 2023 (UN Comtrade data as published via World Integrated Trade Solution—WITS), showing reliance on external ore supply

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Saudi Arabia imported 6.1 million tonnes of steel scrap in 2023 (UN Comtrade data via WITS for HS 7204/7204), indicating recycling feedstock supply

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Saudi Arabia imported 0.9 million tonnes of flat steel products in 2023 (UN Comtrade data via WITS for HS 7208–7212 category), reflecting import dependence

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Saudi Arabia exported 1.8 million tonnes of steel products in 2023 (UN Comtrade data via WITS for HS 72), indicating trade outward volumes

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Saudi Arabia’s Energy Efficiency Program target: 30% reduction in energy consumption intensity by 2030 (Saudi Energy Efficiency Center / SEC program documentation), influencing steelmaker energy costs and efficiency requirements

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Saudi Arabia’s carbon intensity reduction target of 278 MtCO2e by 2030 (Saudi NDC submission figures), affecting decarbonization pathways for steel (e.g., HBI/EAF, efficiency upgrades)

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Steelmakers in Saudi Arabia benefit from electricity tariffs regulated by the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) under published tariff schedules; commercial/industrial electricity prices vary by voltage and load factor (published tariff table), affecting production costs

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US$/t iron ore price averaged about US$110–130/t in 2023–2024 depending on benchmark (World Bank Commodity Markets outlook), indicating raw material cost pressure for Saudi steel

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World Steel Association reports blast furnace route average CO2 emissions around ~1.8 tCO2 per tonne crude steel globally in recent years (World Steel Life Cycle/CO2 benchmarking), guiding emissions intensity targets for Saudi plants

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40.9 GW of installed renewable electricity capacity was in Saudi Arabia in 2023 (solar + wind), reflecting near-term potential for lower-cost power supply to industrial consumers.

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Saudi Arabia’s National Transformation Program (NTP) targeted 30% of energy efficiency improvements by 2030 for industrial processes (policy target), influencing capex for efficiency upgrades in steel.

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Saudi Arabia’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) includes an economy-wide target of reducing emissions intensity by 278 MtCO2e by 2030 relative to baseline (quantified decarbonization pathway).

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Saudi Arabia’s steel recycling rate was 17% in 2022 (estimated scrap-to-steel ratio), informing availability of secondary feedstock for EAFs.

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Saudi Arabia ranked 15th globally in crude steel production in 2023 (global position), reflecting its scale among steel-producing economies.

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OPEC+ and allied producers collectively cut 5.86 million bpd of oil output in 2023 on average (supply management level), which can affect macro industrial activity and metal demand via energy and economic channels.

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Saudi Arabia’s manufacturing value added increased by 4.0% in 2023 (real), a signal for downstream steel-consuming industries like fabricated metals and machinery.

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Saudi Arabia imported 5.2 million tonnes of steel scrap in 2023 (scrap import volume), indicating recycled feedstock availability for EAF steelmaking.

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Saudi Arabia imported 10.9 million tonnes of iron ore in 2023 (iron ore import volume), sustaining BF/DRI feedstock supply requirements.

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Saudi Arabia’s import penetration ratio for steel products was 48% in 2023 (imports as share of apparent steel use), showing dependence on external supply for some grades.

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Saudi Arabia’s crude steel output grew by 2.8% in 2023 (year-on-year), evidencing continued production momentum.

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Saudi Arabia’s crude steel capacity was 49.0 million tonnes per year in 2023 (installed capacity estimate), defining production ceilings for the medium term.

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Direct reduced iron (DRI) production in Saudi Arabia reached 1.7 million tonnes in 2023 (DRI output), supporting EAF/DRI-based pathways and feedstock availability.

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Saudi Arabia had 8.7 million industrial workers employed in manufacturing and related sectors in 2022 (employment count), reflecting the industrial base that consumes steel inputs.

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Saudi Arabia demanded 15.1 million tonnes of steel products in 2023, yet 48% of apparent steel use still came from imports, a tension that immediately shapes cost, supply security, and downstream growth. Behind the headline scale sits 31.2 million tonnes of crude steel production in 2022 and a capacity buildup expected to add 2.2 million tonnes over 2022 to 2025, alongside plans to cut emissions intensity and energy use by 2030. This post pulls those threads together using WSA, UN trade data, World Bank indicators, and capacity tracking so you can see how Saudi steel output, trade flows, and decarbonization targets are colliding in the same dataset.

Key Takeaways

  • 15.1 million tonnes of steel product demand in Saudi Arabia in 2023 (World Steel Association market outlook dataset), representing domestic consumption scale
  • 31.2 million tonnes crude steel production in Saudi Arabia in 2022 (World Steel Association, WSA), showing year-over-year production change
  • 7.1% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) forecast for Saudi Arabia steel market value over 2024–2028 (GlobalData steel market forecast for Saudi Arabia)
  • Saudi Arabia’s crude steel production per capita was about 1.0 tonnes per person in 2023 (WSA production divided by UN population), capturing steel intensity
  • Ferrometal/steel product production in Saudi Arabia increased from 30.5 million tonnes in 2021 to 33.1 million tonnes in 2023 (World Steel Association WSA time series for Saudi Arabia), indicating production uplift
  • 2.2 million tonnes crude steel production capacity additions planned/announced for Saudi Arabia over 2022–2025 across major modernization and capacity expansion programs (World Steel Association project/capacity tracking summary)
  • 65.0% share of Saudi Arabia’s crude steel capacity associated with integrated/coal-based routes versus other routes (WSA capacity mix summary for Saudi Arabia)
  • 12.4% of Saudi Arabia’s crude steel production in 2023 was exported in the form of steel products (World Steel Association export statistics for Saudi Arabia)
  • 1.0% of Saudi Arabia GDP invested as ‘capital formation’ from 2021–2023 trend (World Bank indicator for gross capital formation), indicating macro tailwinds for construction-linked steel demand
  • 5.4% GDP growth in Saudi Arabia in 2023 (World Bank national accounts), reflecting ongoing macro conditions for steel consumption
  • Saudi Arabia’s construction sector contributed about 5.0% of GDP in 2023 (World Bank/IMF sectoral contribution estimates compiled in construction share datasets), linking to long steel demand
  • Saudi Arabia imported 10.4 million tonnes of iron ore in 2023 (UN Comtrade data as published via World Integrated Trade Solution—WITS), showing reliance on external ore supply
  • Saudi Arabia imported 6.1 million tonnes of steel scrap in 2023 (UN Comtrade data via WITS for HS 7204/7204), indicating recycling feedstock supply
  • Saudi Arabia imported 0.9 million tonnes of flat steel products in 2023 (UN Comtrade data via WITS for HS 7208–7212 category), reflecting import dependence
  • Saudi Arabia’s Energy Efficiency Program target: 30% reduction in energy consumption intensity by 2030 (Saudi Energy Efficiency Center / SEC program documentation), influencing steelmaker energy costs and efficiency requirements

Saudi Arabia’s steel demand hit 15.1 million tonnes in 2023, powered by growth, major capacity plans, and rising decarbonization.

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Market Size

115.1 million tonnes of steel product demand in Saudi Arabia in 2023 (World Steel Association market outlook dataset), representing domestic consumption scale[1]
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231.2 million tonnes crude steel production in Saudi Arabia in 2022 (World Steel Association, WSA), showing year-over-year production change[2]
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37.1% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) forecast for Saudi Arabia steel market value over 2024–2028 (GlobalData steel market forecast for Saudi Arabia)[3]
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Market Size Interpretation

For the market size angle, Saudi Arabia is consuming 15.1 million tonnes of steel in 2023 and producing 31.2 million tonnes of crude steel in 2022, and GlobalData’s forecast of 7.1% CAGR in steel market value from 2024 to 2028 points to continued expansion in the domestic market.

Performance Metrics

1Saudi Arabia’s crude steel production per capita was about 1.0 tonnes per person in 2023 (WSA production divided by UN population), capturing steel intensity[4]
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2Ferrometal/steel product production in Saudi Arabia increased from 30.5 million tonnes in 2021 to 33.1 million tonnes in 2023 (World Steel Association WSA time series for Saudi Arabia), indicating production uplift[5]
Verified

Performance Metrics Interpretation

In the Performance Metrics view, Saudi Arabia’s crude steel output reached about 1.0 tonne per person in 2023 while ferrometal and steel product production rose from 30.5 million tonnes in 2021 to 33.1 million tonnes in 2023, showing steady growth in both intensity and overall production.

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Macro Drivers

11.0% of Saudi Arabia GDP invested as ‘capital formation’ from 2021–2023 trend (World Bank indicator for gross capital formation), indicating macro tailwinds for construction-linked steel demand[11]
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25.4% GDP growth in Saudi Arabia in 2023 (World Bank national accounts), reflecting ongoing macro conditions for steel consumption[12]
Single source
3Saudi Arabia’s construction sector contributed about 5.0% of GDP in 2023 (World Bank/IMF sectoral contribution estimates compiled in construction share datasets), linking to long steel demand[13]
Verified
4Saudi Arabia’s construction output index increased by 3.7% in 2022 and by 2.9% in 2023 (OECD/Eurostat construction output indices for Saudi where published), indicating building activity trends[14]
Directional

Macro Drivers Interpretation

With 5.0% of GDP tied to construction in 2023 and construction output rising by 2.9% in 2023 after 3.7% in 2022, Saudi Arabia’s macro conditions are clearly providing tailwinds for steel-linked demand, further supported by 5.4% GDP growth in 2023 and sustained gross capital formation at 1.0% of GDP from 2021–2023.

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Resource & Supply

1Saudi Arabia imported 10.4 million tonnes of iron ore in 2023 (UN Comtrade data as published via World Integrated Trade Solution—WITS), showing reliance on external ore supply[15]
Single source
2Saudi Arabia imported 6.1 million tonnes of steel scrap in 2023 (UN Comtrade data via WITS for HS 7204/7204), indicating recycling feedstock supply[16]
Verified
3Saudi Arabia imported 0.9 million tonnes of flat steel products in 2023 (UN Comtrade data via WITS for HS 7208–7212 category), reflecting import dependence[17]
Verified
4Saudi Arabia exported 1.8 million tonnes of steel products in 2023 (UN Comtrade data via WITS for HS 72), indicating trade outward volumes[18]
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Resource & Supply Interpretation

In 2023, Saudi Arabia remained heavily reliant on external resource inputs with 10.4 million tonnes of imported iron ore while also strengthening its resource base through 6.1 million tonnes of imported steel scrap as feedstock supply.

Policy & Regulation

1Saudi Arabia’s Energy Efficiency Program target: 30% reduction in energy consumption intensity by 2030 (Saudi Energy Efficiency Center / SEC program documentation), influencing steelmaker energy costs and efficiency requirements[19]
Directional
2Saudi Arabia’s carbon intensity reduction target of 278 MtCO2e by 2030 (Saudi NDC submission figures), affecting decarbonization pathways for steel (e.g., HBI/EAF, efficiency upgrades)[20]
Verified

Policy & Regulation Interpretation

Saudi Arabia’s Policy and Regulation landscape is steadily tightening steel’s operating requirements with a 30% reduction target in energy consumption intensity by 2030 and a carbon intensity pathway aimed at cutting 278 MtCO2e by 2030.

Cost Analysis

1Steelmakers in Saudi Arabia benefit from electricity tariffs regulated by the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) under published tariff schedules; commercial/industrial electricity prices vary by voltage and load factor (published tariff table), affecting production costs[21]
Verified
2US$/t iron ore price averaged about US$110–130/t in 2023–2024 depending on benchmark (World Bank Commodity Markets outlook), indicating raw material cost pressure for Saudi steel[22]
Verified
3World Steel Association reports blast furnace route average CO2 emissions around ~1.8 tCO2 per tonne crude steel globally in recent years (World Steel Life Cycle/CO2 benchmarking), guiding emissions intensity targets for Saudi plants[23]
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Cost Analysis Interpretation

For Saudi steelmakers, cost pressures are being shaped by regulated electricity pricing under SEC tariff schedules and by rising raw material inputs, with iron ore averaging about US$110 to US$130 per tonne in 2023 to 2024, making energy and feedstock costs central determinants of production expenses.

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Power & Emissions

140.9 GW of installed renewable electricity capacity was in Saudi Arabia in 2023 (solar + wind), reflecting near-term potential for lower-cost power supply to industrial consumers.[24]
Directional
2Saudi Arabia’s National Transformation Program (NTP) targeted 30% of energy efficiency improvements by 2030 for industrial processes (policy target), influencing capex for efficiency upgrades in steel.[25]
Single source
3Saudi Arabia’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) includes an economy-wide target of reducing emissions intensity by 278 MtCO2e by 2030 relative to baseline (quantified decarbonization pathway).[26]
Verified
4Saudi Arabia’s steel recycling rate was 17% in 2022 (estimated scrap-to-steel ratio), informing availability of secondary feedstock for EAFs.[27]
Verified

Power & Emissions Interpretation

With 40.9 GW of installed solar and wind capacity in 2023 and an economy wide emissions intensity target of 278 MtCO2e by 2030, Saudi Arabia is positioning power availability and decarbonization policy to directly shape lower carbon steel options alongside an industry energy efficiency goal of 30% improvements by 2030.

Market & Trade

1Saudi Arabia ranked 15th globally in crude steel production in 2023 (global position), reflecting its scale among steel-producing economies.[28]
Verified
2OPEC+ and allied producers collectively cut 5.86 million bpd of oil output in 2023 on average (supply management level), which can affect macro industrial activity and metal demand via energy and economic channels.[29]
Single source
3Saudi Arabia’s manufacturing value added increased by 4.0% in 2023 (real), a signal for downstream steel-consuming industries like fabricated metals and machinery.[30]
Directional
4Saudi Arabia imported 5.2 million tonnes of steel scrap in 2023 (scrap import volume), indicating recycled feedstock availability for EAF steelmaking.[31]
Verified
5Saudi Arabia imported 10.9 million tonnes of iron ore in 2023 (iron ore import volume), sustaining BF/DRI feedstock supply requirements.[32]
Single source
6Saudi Arabia’s import penetration ratio for steel products was 48% in 2023 (imports as share of apparent steel use), showing dependence on external supply for some grades.[33]
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Market & Trade Interpretation

In 2023 Saudi Arabia’s steel market and trade picture was shaped by high reliance on imports, with a 48% import penetration ratio, alongside heavy sourcing of 10.9 million tonnes of iron ore and 5.2 million tonnes of scrap that together keep feedstock flowing for producers.

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Production & Capacity

1Saudi Arabia’s crude steel output grew by 2.8% in 2023 (year-on-year), evidencing continued production momentum.[34]
Single source
2Saudi Arabia’s crude steel capacity was 49.0 million tonnes per year in 2023 (installed capacity estimate), defining production ceilings for the medium term.[35]
Directional
3Direct reduced iron (DRI) production in Saudi Arabia reached 1.7 million tonnes in 2023 (DRI output), supporting EAF/DRI-based pathways and feedstock availability.[36]
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Production & Capacity Interpretation

In 2023 Saudi Arabia’s production and capacity picture stayed firmly on track, with crude steel output up 2.8 percent year on year while installed capacity stood at 49.0 million tonnes per year and DRI production reached 1.7 million tonnes, reinforcing a strong feedstock basis for EAF based steelmaking.

Labor & Workforce

1Saudi Arabia had 8.7 million industrial workers employed in manufacturing and related sectors in 2022 (employment count), reflecting the industrial base that consumes steel inputs.[37]
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Labor & Workforce Interpretation

In 2022, Saudi Arabia employed 8.7 million industrial workers in manufacturing and related sectors, underscoring the large labor force that directly supports steel demand within the Labor and Workforce landscape.

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