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Engineering and Construction Chemicals & Materials System Solutions --> Steelmaking and Steel Fabrication Fiscal 2018 business results The Steelmaking and Steel Fabrication segment strived to rebuild its “strength in manufacturing” and “strength in sales and marketing” and restore its profit base, with safety as the foremost priority. In Japan, Nippon Steel continued to work on building optimal production frameworks, which included Wakayama Works’ shift to advanced blast furnace and Yawata Works’ construction of new continuous casting facilities. Nippon Steel also carried out ongoing initiatives to maintain and increase the soundness of facilities through the introduction of the latest facilities and refurbishing of existing facilities. Relining of a blast furnace at Hokkai Iron & Coke Corporation, which handles the Muroran Works’ up stream processes, and of a coke oven at the Nagoya Works are among these initiatives. The decline in Japan’s working population was also addressed with activities to secure enough workers and to ensure succession to the next generation. They included promotion of diversity in hiring, succession of technical skills from a long-term perspective, personnel development measures, labor-saving measures (use of IT and automation) to cope with the worker shortage caused by the decline in the population, more stable production, and an increase in productivity. Concerning overseas operations, Nippon Steel focused on deploying management resources in markets showing steady growth in demand and fields where it can apply the strengths of its technology and products , seeking to contribute to self-sufficient production in the countries concerned and increasing the profitability of its own overseas businesses at the same time. Since fiscal 2018, Nippon Steel has carried out and still continues proceedings for the joint acquisition of Essar Steel India Limited, an integrated blast furnace steelmaker in India, with ArcelorMittal to secure an integrated steelworks base in the growing Asian market. Upon completion of the acquisition, Nippon Steel and AcelorMittal will be able to capitalize on India’s growing steel demand in the medium- to long-term as a steel manufacturer with an integrated steelworks facility in India. Ongoing initiatives were also carried out to strengthen the group’s business structure. Nisshin Steel Co., Ltd. was made a wholly-owned subsidiary in January 2019 and the Nippon Steel Group’s stainless steel business was restructured in April by reorganizing and integrating the stainless steel sheet business and the welded stainless steel pipe business , with the aim of further enhancing the competitiveness of these businesses. In the special steel business, Sanyo Special Steel Co., Ltd. became a subsidiary of Nippon Steel in March and Ovako AB, a Swedish special steel manufacturer that became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Nippon Steel last June, was again made into a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sanyo Special Steel. These changes are intended to enhance the technological strength and cost competitiveness of our bearing steel and other special steel products. The Steelmaking and Steel Fabrication segment expanded the provision of solutions, such as in material development and processing technology, to address increasingly diversified, advanced changes in society and industries. In addition to the development of advanced materials, Nippon Steel has proposed new potentials for steel in a variety of fields. Examples include NSafeTM-AutoConcept, a new concept for next-generation vehicle structures that realizes a reduction in automobile body weight and the enhancement in collision safety by combining parts structure with processing technologies; COR-TEN™, a material with four to eight times the weather resistance of conventional steel, which was adopted in the Second Torii Gate of Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine; and SMart BEAMTM, a lightweight welded steel H-beam that achieves a significant reduction in the weight of steel materials, adoption of which is increasing in construction of roadside convenience stores. Concerning the promotion of world-leading technology development, at the 65th Okochi Awards, which recognizes outstanding achievements in fields such as production engineering, Nippon Steel won the Okochi Memorial Production Award for its “development of an ultra-high-tensile material for bridge cables that will reduce impact on the environment.” Nippon Steel also received two awards at the traditional and prestigious 51st Ichimura Awards, which recognize technical developers who have contributed to progress in science and technology and advancements in industries. Specifically, they were the Ichimura Prize in Industry for Distinguished Achievement for the “development of thick, high-ductility steel plates to improve safety in collisions between boats,” and the Ichimura Prize in Industry against Global Warming for Distinguished Achievement for the “development of high-strength stainless steel for high pressure hydrogen to accelerate initiatives to achieve a hydrogen society.” With regard to environmental initiatives, Nippon Steel has been contributing to the conservation of energy, the reduction of CO2 emissions, and the building of a recycling-oriented society. In fiscal 2018 Nippon Steel achieved a total of three million tons on an accumulated basis of plastic recycling using its method of converting raw chemical materials in coke ovens that was launched in 2000. This has resulted in a reduction of around 9.6 million tons of CO2 emissions and prevention of around 12 million cubic meters of waste that would otherwise have been sent to landfills. Furthermore, Nippon Steel also continued to strive to reduce raw material and fuel costs and improve production yield, from the perspective of cost reduction, and to seek the understanding and cooperation of its customers in adjusting steel product prices, given the surge in raw material prices and other factors. The Steelmaking and Steel Fabrication segment recorded revenue of ¥5,454.5 billion and business profit of ¥274.6 billion. --> --> --> Business strategy Automobiles Stricter environmental regulations and shifting in source of power for automobiles will not change automakers’ efforts to decrease the weight of the vehicles they make; these efforts are expected to remain intact or even increase. Nippon Steel will therefore accelerate development of industry-leading steel materials where we have competitive advantages, as represented by ultra-high-tensile steel sheets that contribute to lighter vehicles. At the same time, we will continue R&D so as to respond to customer needs for lighter vehicles and multi-materials, eyeing the possibility to ally other materials with steel by utilizing knowledge of the steelmaking technologies. In fiscal 2018, the Automotive Material Planning Department was established, to engage in new initiatives in automotive materials. The initiatives include an acceleration of product development and the application to actual vehicles by close cooperation of departments in development and sales; enhanced cooperation among our product groups such as steel sheets, bar and rod materials, and pipes and tubes and, cooperation including related companies; and building effective PR strategies. Energy and resources Nippon Steel believes it is important to maintain and expand its world-leading technology level in steel materials for the energy market and firmly establish ourselves as a market leader, in order to realize a stable profit structure regardless of the market environment. In the OCTG area, we differentiate ourselves by bundling pipes with special threaded couplings that improve the seal at connections, and by enhancing related services. We are thereby aiming at further fortifying our longstanding relationship of trust with the oil majors, who have been using our products. As for global strategy, we have been ahead of our peers in establishing a global supply network of materials for automobiles, to provide high-grade steel products of the same quality as those made in Japan to automakers’ overseas plants. The start-up of a steel sheet manufacturing base in the U.S. in the early 1990s is one of the prime examples. Looking ahead, we aim at growing profit by further expanding this global network and capturing overseas growth markets, while expecting shrinking of the domestic automobile market. As recent developments, in the steel sheet area, PT Krakatau Nippon Steel Synergy (KNSS), a joint venture of Nippon Steel and PT Krakatau Steel (Persero) Tbk, started commercial production of high-grade, high-quality cold-rolled, hot-dip galvanized, and galvannealed steel sheets, including high-strength steel sheets up to a 1.2GPa class in fiscal 2017. In the bars & wire rods area, Nippon Steel made Ovako AB, one of the largest in Europe manufacturing and selling bearing steel and other special steel (mainly in the European market), a wholly owned subsidiary in June 2018. Infrastructure Construction and civil engineering Mainly in emerging countries, in cooperation with local major universities and other academic institutions, Nippon Steel is engaged in dissemination of its advanced steel structure technology. Railways Having completed capital investments in our North American manufacturing base for railway wheels and axles, Nippon Steel now has a manufacturing system with bases in Japan and the United States. By using such facilities, we aim at raising our market share in the global market, including Asia and Europe. --> --> Business Profile 1. PLATE UNIT Nippon Steel contributes to enhancing the safety of structures and the development of society by delivering high-performance steel plates for large industrial / social structures such as ships, bridges, and high-rise buildings; marine structures for oil and gas extraction; and high-performance steel plates used for tanks and other energy-related products. --> --> 2. FLAT PRODUCTS UNIT Nippon Steel supports various industries and people's lives by delivering sheet steel used to make automobiles, electrical appliances, housing, beverage cans, transformers, and other goods. Having production and processing bases worldwide, this unit provides high-quality, high-performance products and services in Japan and overseas. --> --> 3. BAR & WIRE ROD UNIT Nippon Steel delivers high-quality, high-performance bars and rods to a wide range of industries including the automotive, construction, and industrial machinery industries. In the automotive business, this unit focuses on high-end products used in important automotive components such as engines, drive trains, and suspensions. --> --> 4. CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS UNIT Nippon Steel delivers H-beams, steel sheet piles, steel pipe piles, rails, and other steel materials used in the civil engineering and construction sectors in Japan and overseas. By responding to diverse needs, this unit contributes to the development of infrastructure that supports people's lives. --> --> 5. PIPE & TUBE UNIT Nippon Steel is a world leader in high-end seamless pipes used in oil and gas development and other energy areas. Large-diameter tubes for pipelines and steel tubes for automobiles and construction / industrial machinery are also areas of strength. --> --> 6. RAILWAY, AUTOMOTIVE & MACHINERY PARTS UNIT Nippon Steel is the only manufacturer of railway steel wheels and axles in Japan. Our major products in this unit are railway rolling stock components and forged crankshafts for automobiles. Global expansion is also progressing and there are two manufacturing bases for railway wheels and axles, and four bases for crankshafts in overseas locations. --> --> 7. TITANIUM UNIT Utilizing titanium's lighter, high-strength, and corrosion-resistant properties, Nippon Steel is a world leader in titanium products for construction, aviation, general industrial, and consumer-related applicationsThe unit also prvides products with excellent heat resistance, corrosion resistance, and formability made of speciality stainless steel that are used in the automotive, IT, environmental, and energy sectors. --> --> 8. STAINLESS STEEL UNIT Nippon Steel Stainless Steel Corporation provides steel users with a wide range of high-quality stainless steel products that includes steel plates, sheets, bars, and wire rods by leveraging its most advanced technologies in the world. This subsidiary has developed the world's first Sn-added low-interstitial ferritic steel grades, named the "FW(forward) series," and a new type of duplex stainless steel. --> --> --> --> --> Growth strategy of non-steel business segments Engineering & Construction/Chemicals & Materials/System Solutions --> --> --> Engineering & ConstructionNippon Steel Engineering Co., Ltd. --> --> --> --> --> --> --> --> Fiscal 2018 business results In fiscal 2018, due to a steady stream of orders received in the domestic energy field and the continued solid business environment in the domestic construction and environment-related sectors, the company achieved a high-level of orders similar to that in fiscal 2017. Strict control of project execution led to steady progress toward project completions. As a result, the Engineering and Construction segment recorded revenue of ¥356.7 billion and business profit of ¥9.4 billion. Business field Provision of engineering solutions in steel plants, environmental and energy, marine, building construction and steel structures, pipelines, and new business fields. --> --> Chemicals & MaterialsNippon Steel Chemical & Material Co., Ltd. ==> ==> --> --> --> --> --> Fiscal 2018 business results Nippon Steel Chemical & Material continued to perform well in both the domestic and overseas markets with its needle coke, the mainstay of its coal tar chemicals business, due to ongoing demand for graphite electrode materials. In the chemicals business, styrene monomer prices fell briefly due to a price decrease and a weaker supply and demand balance for crude oil, but prices are now on a recovery trend. In the functional materials business, some signs of weakness were seen in sales of materials for smartphones and semiconductors, but steady sales were achieved in resists for LCDs, organic EL materials and metal foils. The composite materials business achieved its record-high sales due to a growth in sales of carbon fiber composite materials for the civil engineering and construction fields, primarily in the areas of repairs and reinforcements. The Chemicals and Materials segment posted revenue of ¥247.0 billion and business profit of ¥25.0 billion. Business field Engaged in a wide range of business lines, including carbon materials, functional materials, resin materials, and other chemicals, by combining coal chemicals and petrochemical by-products of the steelmaking processes. Provision of various material solutions to global customers by using such diverse advanced materials as metals, inorganic materials, and carbon fiber. --> --> System SolutionsNS Solutions Corporation --> --> --> --> --> --> --> Fiscal 2018 business results During fiscal year 2018, against the backdrop of robust system investments stemming mainly from customers’ advanced operational needs, NS Solutions’ business environment continued to be favorable. In addition to developing safe, protective solutions at factories and other work sites that make use of IoT technology and developing platforms to analyze data based on AI technology, the company proceeded proactively in making changings to the company’s systems following the corporate name change to Nippon Steel Corporation and the reorganization of the group. The System Solutions segment recorded revenue of ¥267.5 billion and business profit of ¥26.5 billion. Business field Provision of IT business solutions to a wide range of sectors by applying the extensive insight and advanced, practical IT capabilities acquired in the steel manufacturing business. --> --> --> Page top Lang : JP EN 中文 Products Use application Six strengths --> News and events Downloads Contact Us Research & Development Overview of R&D Laboratories Technical Papers and Technical Reports About Nippon Steel Who we are Offices Manufacturing Bases Investors IR News Management Plan Financial Information IR Library Stock & Corporate Bonds To Our Shareholders Investor FAQs IR Calendar Terms & Conditions Sustainability Environment Social Governance Copyright NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy and Privacy Notices Legal Notice COOKIE Policy Sitemap--> Contact Us Copyright NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION. All rights reserved.